That said, if you're starting to use devices at home that support Wi-Fi 6E, then the Eero Pro 6E might be worth the extra expense, as it adds in access to the 6GHz band to deliver faster speeds to devices like those.
The two offer a similar level of performance to Wi-Fi 6 devices, so the less expensive Eero 6 Plus is probably the better pick for most homes at $300 for a three-pack (or less, if you can catch one of Amazon's frequent sales). Like the Deco W7200, each of those systems has held up well across multiple rounds of speed tests, with demonstrably stronger speeds than previous-gen Eero devices. Most notable are the two newest mesh systems from Amazon, the Eero 6 Plus and the Eero Pro 6E. Top picks aside, some interesting new competition has entered the scene in recent months. It's always been right at the top of the pack in terms of speeds and reliability, so it remains my top overall recommendation among Wi-Fi 6 mesh systems, especially considering that it isn't too expensive at $209 for a two-pack. At this point, it's been a performance standout across multiple rounds of exhaustive speed tests in multiple locations against dozens of competitors. In second place is the TP-Link Deco X4300 Pro, followed closely by our top recommended system for most homes, the affordable TP-Link Deco W7200. For now, the system that kept my Wi-Fi 6 downloads the highest was our top performance pick, the Asus ROG Rapture GT6.
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