Hello, I'm sure I don't say as much as I should, I'm personally self taught in my many little hobbies and work, which i feel certain this has been brought up before, but I dont see whst harm it would do to mention the heating problem with the main and minis, I'm sure little heatsinkss and all are cute solutions but I'm afraid 👎 No, it would be a bandaid to a bullet wound. These things have gotten and can get nearly so hot that holding it in your hands would burn you, Now aside from that being just horrible since when has any pc or components enjoyed high temps to get the most from our systems? We don't, we cool them? Or am I incorrect? But do keep in mind I recall a photo I took of one being around 15 degrees from being a lagitament fire hazard. Wish I was joking but, heat sinks will not cover it, ive taken into account the build of the eero and cracked one open and ran little fan with a heatsink and thermal paste all that good stuff and talk about night and day difference where I was pushing at most around 820, I managed to get to 997 speeds which was nice,  figured id take it to a new level and used a liquid cooling unite I had laying around, cut the hose and made it into an open loop water cooled unit (and yes for the fun lf it ran some RGB around the base of it and it looked exactly how you'd probably imagine, but I can tell you i could have passed that 1GBps easily, so their is alot of potential for these little guys as we as extending the range, which really was just getting it higher then a foot socket. Anywho I hope this help or at most maybe entertains some1 till next time

Same for me

WPA3 support is a fantastic idea, but I noticed it prevents my HP Envy 4500 printer from connecting to the wireless network. It connects fine when WPA3 support is disabled. Perhaps there are some issues with backwards compatibility?

I had problems connecting an LG TV and a Chromecast. I tried disabling 5 ghz via the troubleshooting screen and it worked temporarily until 5 ghz was re-enabled. I searched around and found a suggestion that disabling beam steering would work on reddit, which I tried and it worked for me. Seems like beam steering still has a lot of compatibility issues.

Had the same problem....turning off WPA3 fixed it but I’d spent more than an hour on HPs site resetting everything I could find...

Love the Eero setup and absolutely love the beta/lab/advanced features! I've almost forgotten how frustrating pre erro life was when I had to fight opernwrt every month or two. 

I do have two recommendations for beta/lab/advanced features.

1. It would be absolutely extraordinary if we had a way to set custom ad block rules, or simply create/edit dns records while local caching is enabled. That way if we have a need to block a specific domain, we can simply make it resolved to 0.0.0.0.

2. Is simply the reporting piece of #1. Some type of visibility into the dns resolutions occuring. Could be real time while monitoring or just a short 5 minute window, wouldn't need to be historic records stored in a DB. 

Anyway love everything about eero, you guys/gals have created an extraordinary solution to the covid wifi headaches that many of us faced several months ago. For that, thank you!

Excellent features, simple setup and unbelievably stable (including beta options switched on)

Solved all my wifi headaches.

Nice one.

But......I like stats, so would love more info on that, I see there's lots of discussion already so I'll leave it there.