Three new mesh routers are reportedly on the way
Amazon’s home networking company Eero could be going to dispatch its first routers with help for Wi-Fi 6, as per a couple of breaks. ZatzNotFunny reports that two gadgets — an Eero 6 Gateway and Eero 6 Extender — have hit the FCC, and has additionally posted a picture of a third gadget’s crate, the Eero Pro 6.
Wi-Fi 6 is the most recent version of the Wi-Fi standard and it conveys quicker speeds and better help for additional gadgets associating with a single router.
Eero is including support for the new standard somewhat later than a portion of its rivals, who had Wi-Fi 6 items accessible a year ago. In any case, this year the costs of Wi-Fi 6 switches have begun hitting more standard value focuses and are currently considerably more generally accessible.
Regarding specs, Eero’s new entryway and range extender will purportedly both be double band gadgets, while the Eero Pro 6 switch will be tri-band, demonstrating it ought to be able to do quicker speeds.
The double band entryway is relied upon to have a couple of Ethernet ports just as a USB-C port for charging, however the extender will apparently accompany only a charging port.
The switches likewise seem to contain equipment to help the Zigbee remote convention, which ZatzNotFunny notes could permit them to interface with gadgets like shrewd lights without expecting to experience a Zigbee center.
There’s no word on when the new gadgets will be delivered, yet we’re coming up on a year since Amazon utilized its late-September 2019 occasion to declare new Eero equipment close by a large group of new Alexa-enabled gadgets. On the off chance that it follows a comparable timetable this year, at that point an official declaration probably won’t be far away.