Buy one get one free Offer - Residential only
- New Residential Customers will receive one (1) additional Amazon eero 7 WiFi router per customer when they purchase one (1) or more eero 7 WiFi router/s outright or in instalments. The free eero 7 router requires that the Customer activates a Superloop nbn® or Other Fibre broadband plan on an eligible technology as set out below (Buy 1 Get 1 Free Offer).
The Offer is available to new Superloop Customers with an active, eligible residential nbn® or Other Fibre plan and other plans Superloop provides at its discretion (Eligible Plans) on all speed tiers available on FTTP, HFC, FTTC and NBN Fixed Wireless (Eligible Technologies)
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Surcharges: 0% with direct debit, 1% with card payment.
That's pretty decent considering these normally go for $299.
A lot of family members of mine changed plans/redid plans with Superloop and got sent the free Eero 7 router that they didn't end up using and gave it to me. So I have an eero 7 in every room right now.
It's nice having a Wifi 7 mesh network, these are very easy to set up and monitor with the app. However, I have had few issues with them.
The first issue was not being able to force which router you want a device to connect to, not major but wanted to troubleshoot a few devices this way.
Second, I use a Playstation Portal a lot, and I had major connection issues. I had the PS5 hardwired to the main Eero 7 router, and I was trying to use the Portal upstairs in my bedroom, was huge latency and disconnecting. I ended up disconnecting the wire from PS5 and surprisingly the PS5 is now stable connection. It didn't make that much sense considering the Portal is used best when PS5 is hardwired, but oh well.
The last issue, despite having a mesh network, the signal outside of the room is pretty bad. My old Asus zenwifi XT8 used to reach me halfway down the street, these Eero 7s are pretty shocking outside of the room they're in.