eero Pro 7: specs and speed limits

The eero Pro 7 is a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh unit. This page lists its specs from eero's compliance and product pages and its FCC filing (FCC ID 2AEM4-17731221).

Specs

SpecValueSource
Wi-Fi classBE10800eero
Wi-Fi standardWi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be)eero
Bands2.4, 5, and 6 GHzeero; FCC grant
6 GHz frequencies on grant5955–7115 MHzFCC grant
2.4 GHz streams2x2eero
5 GHz streams2x2eero
6 GHz streams4x4eero
2.4 GHz channel widths20/40 MHzFCC 2.4 GHz report p8
5 GHz channel widths20/40/80/160 MHzFCC 5 GHz report p9; FCC grant
6 GHz channel widths20/40/80/160/320 MHzFCC 6 GHz report p27–28
EthernetTwo auto-sensing 5 Gigabit Ethernet portseero
Coverage (maker claim)up to 2,000 sq. ft.eero
Backhaul typeEthernet or wireless ("eeros can be connected together via Ethernet backhaul, or they can connect wirelessly")eero support
Wireless backhaul bandnot yet sourced—
Maximum backhaul ratenot yet sourced—

Antenna gain (FCC filing)

BandGain (dBi)
2.4 GHz, 2412–2462 MHzAnt1 5.16 / Ant3 3.53
5 GHz, 5180–5240 MHzAnt1 2.08 / Ant3 3.18
5 GHz, 5260–5320 MHzAnt1 2.63 / Ant3 4.27
5 GHz, 5500–5720 MHznot yet sourced
5 GHz, 5745–5825 MHzAnt1 3.84 / Ant3 4.41 (2-antenna directional: 5.23 correlated, 2.56 uncorrelated)
6 GHznot yet sourced

Sources: 2.4 GHz report p6, 5 GHz report p6 (5180–5720 MHz), 5 GHz band 4 report p6 (5745–5825 MHz; §1.1).

What this means for speed

Sources

UNSOURCED count: 4. (wireless backhaul band, maximum backhaul rate; 6 GHz antenna gain and one unreadable 5500–5720 MHz antenna value. The 6 GHz and 5500–5720 MHz Ant3 figures stay unsourced because the fccid.io copy of the 6 GHz test report (document 9389429) returned HTTP 500 on every fetch)

No test results are published on this page. SpeedBench has not lab-tested this model.