pfernbach I will get much higher in some parts of my house so I don't think it is the port. It is just strange that it drops off so much in some areas and it doesn't make much sense either. I mean I have placed these devices into every conceivable spot in my house. Now if I am right on top of the device then wifi can get up to around 300 mbps up and down but it drops off extraordinarily from there. I think it is that these devices have poor directional or no directional signal control where as Netgear and Linksys have great directional control and so the satellites don't interfere with each other as much. That was the theory at least that I got from support that these devices were interfering with each other. Again the main benefit of the Eero for me is the software if Linksys improves their devices software then it is a no brainer. The overall stability improved by rebooting the devices once a week now it seems to be reasonable a little better than Netgear and Linksys in that regard. However, when I first started using the Eero is was rock solid so where it disappointed in performance it made up for a little with stability but updates have made it less so but still acceptable to me so far after 2 reboots.

draymond  I get around 200-300 on my wifi5 eero pro I was told it  not the router. But I should get full speed I got the charter gigabit plan.