I hope someone can assist me. I have a ring 2 doorbell and a total of four eero devices around a 2100 Square Foot Home.  If I look in the Ring device health settings the signal strength shows as RSSI-64.  The problem is I can never monitor live video, but if someone is at the door, about a minute or two later it shows up as a recorded video.  When I try live video it spins (activating device) and then 'times out'  with   The closest eero unit is 20' from the ring.  maybe I'll put one next to it as an experiment next (but I have my doubts)  This has been a problem since day 1.   i have also tried the light weight version of the app Rapid Ring - no dice   My download speed is over 250 and upload is 10.  Any ideas?

Ring HD hardwired and Eero Plus testing beta Secure services.
 

Hey Guys, having similar issue here. My challenge is that I am getting connect with the solutions provided above BUT the Eero plus wifi is knocking off ring in a couple of hours. I believe this to be associated with their bandwidth management approach. Any thoughts on how to make these two Amazon staple products be stable? 

Hello All:

When i set up the eero app and network it was amazing. It was Easy and worked very will (with three pack) in a three level home. I was able to great amazing wifi even all the way out to my mail box. All Laptop, phones, printers, locks, security systems door bells & thermostats connected not a problem. But when i got to my 4 ring flood cameras it stated the camera could not detected internet connection and suggested that the wifi may be too far out of range. My front camera was no further then 15ft from either of the two wifi nods it sat between. So i started to research issues as maybe i missed something. I power cycled it by the breaker, i stepped down eero's 5ghz to 2.4, i discounted all the routers and brought on right out under the camera using a long network and power cable & I used a 2.4 ghz ipad. I also tried to hook the ring flood cameras to my old network so i can bring it online than input the new user name and password in. From there i unhook from my old router and quickly moved over to my new eero router. I was hoping since the ring floor cameras where programmed with the new user name and password it would just pop online. Nothing worked and i was pretty frustrated. So after 5 hours of trying everything i could i called ring and then after i called eero. I was on the phone with both of them for an hour a piece and we tried every thing from factory resets to speed test. They both escalated me to 2nd level of tech support but they had to call me the next day. Sad to say neither one called me back the next day. So since i liked eero so much i called "Hello Tech" which is a great service as they only charge a customer if they fix your problem. I called at 8am and they had someone scheduled to come to my house at 1pm the same day. So about 11:30am the tech called me and ask me a few questions. I gave him the whole run down and he told me that he has seen this problem before and there is a compatibility issue when a eero mesh network has multiple ring flood cameras on it. If its one or two or just ring door bells it works fine. But if one has many ring flood light cameras it will not work well on a eero mesh network. I end up going with an orbi network which works very well with everything and gave me more coverage around the house. Orbi is a few hundrad dollars more and its the reason why i did not buy it at first. But i heard so many great things about eero so i went with that as the price point was more in my budget. But at the end of the day i need a certain kind of system and nest, google, TP & eero just did not fit the bill for me. So as i stated in the beginning EERO is a great product from the coverage, to the app, customer service & the price. But it does not work well on a system with many ring floor cameras. My suggestion is bit the bullet, return the eero, stop banging your head against the wall and buy a orbi.