I was having the same issue as everyone, I finally moved the beacon from the bedroom that my ring camera insisted on connecting with on the wall just inside the door and it stayed connected to it. I got tired of tripping over it on my way out of the door, and finally called eero support for help. I'm fuzzy on particulars, (can't remember if they asked me questions, or looked at my connected devices) but they did discover that I had a sonos speaker system. I felt that if a Sonos speaker was within plug in range of the router, it was best to plug it in. The support staff said to unplug all sonos speakers from the ethernet, and let them all work via Wifi. I did that, and it resolved all of my issues with the ring camera. Evidently, if a Sonos speaker is plugged in via ethernet, it can create a sub wifi that will interfere with the Eero mesh. I unplugged all the sonos, and have never had the issue reoccur. Hope this helps someone out there. 

Same boat here. Bought a Ring stick up through Amazon. It would npt keep a connection. Called Ring support. We determined that it was connecting to the furthest Eero (the base). Tried multiple reconnects. Failed. Ring said their was nothing to do, referred me to Eero.  Called Eero who said there is NO fix. So Amazon is a three time loser here. Am looking into Verizon’s options as they have a new wifi 6 router that can take base extenders. 

Oh, And after I reset my Eeros mesh EVERY device in the house connected to the base. The other two Eeros’ have zero connected devices. 

#eerodevelopment #eero #i.t. #whattheheck As so many have stated-four years is a long time for the powers that be to continually bump a highly desired feature to the bottom of the developer’s list.
Clearly they feel their marketplace security is sure enough to risk disappointing their client base.

I am having the same issues

Well I've lost hope given this is a 4 year old request!

Exactly. New to this forum but with the exact same old problem. Scrolling through the last year or so, I don’t even see a ‘we are considering it’ anymore which of course would indeed be lame after 4 years of ‘considering’. So devellopers: can we please get clarity on whether you are actually going to implement this on a product I spent a ton of money on, or whether we should put these nodes on ebay and look elsewhere for a reliable signal?

On my specific issue, it is completely common: I have 6 eero pros, of which 3 on ethernet (main unit and two others). I tons of devices including 10 outside wifi security cameras and the house is modern so well insulated. This makes the problem quite acute, because the eeros hardly make it through the wall even when they are placed right next to on the inside. So when some of them connect to the main unit further away in stead of to the one right next to them on the other side of the wall, the signal goes from 2 bars in the camera app to 1 bar. That’s exactly when I start having connection issues. Power cycling helps sometimes, but not always and after a while they still tend to roam to the main unit. So let me finish by repeating the request to finally - after 4 years of considering - implement this absolutely crucial feature.

Yes, yes, yes!

My cameras are all solely 2.4GHZ, so that logic is flawed.