cMoo92 because the ports are already in use 

speedmaster We’ve bounced everything so many times. This started a couple of weeks ago. Last night I restarted the PS4 5 times it actually connected to the 5ghz, so we were thrilled. And then it dropped it. Repeatedly. I gave up and did then setup to connect it to the 2.4ghz. 
 

I intended to upgrade to 3.18.1 last weekend. Except my husband was working over the weekend. Then I got cold feet and just left it. 
 

I’ve made a ticket with Eero. I’ll see how this goes. My last issue had me on the phone with them for hours to not be resolved. Their last ditch effort to solve that idea was to change which Eero was the gateway. It didn’t help and was more work than I needed to be doing. 
 

It was fixed by the next firmware update. Sigh. 
 

pugamer1  That doesn't actually make sense for me. We had this PS4 Slim before we got the Eero network. It ran perfectly fine for over a year with the Eeros until 3.18.0. Then, poof.  It only works on the 2.4ghz network, and even then it is slow. I could set up the Netgear Nighthawk (X10 AD7200) to test the PS4's ability, but it is such a pain to shut off the Eeros and put the Nighthawk back in and then configure the PS4 for that SSID again. I really have more pressing things to do at the moment than spend more time on a network that should be working.

I'd really just like my Eeros to be stable again. 

I did disconnect something from the Eero that is close to the PS4 Slim, and the PS4 runs fine wired in. The problem is that too many things need to be wired to run optimally. When we first got the Eeros, we wired nothing. Now we are wiring as many things as possible. Clearly this network is going downhill. 

I might need to investigate if the firmware for my Nighthawk has even been addressed. I'd have stuck with it happily if the radios hadn't dropped for a second or two multiple times an hour. It was fantastic and  wonderful for a few weeks, then it started having issues. Then it had more issues. However, I had stronger signal over a 3600 sq ft house (not including the basement) than with the Eeros. It was consistent and super fast. Even our basement had a strong signal, and the router was on the second floor. I seriously could use my wifi up the street with speeds like I now get from the Eeros. 

The benefit of the Eeros for me have been that devices work consistently without dropping the network, and everything had sufficient speeds.  When the Eeros stop that performance, I'll have to find another network option. 

Random Sure, and the recent connectivity issues do line up with what others are reporting as well.  In my case, we just got our Eero Pro today, and after connecting most other devices to the new network, they all seem to run just fine so far.  The PS4 was one of the last devices I hooked up, and it was the one with the issue.  If this just turns out to be an issue in the new software and Eero fixes it, then that's fantastic.  Keeping my fingers crossed!

In the meantime, I'd like to keep using my PS4, and right now the main path forward seems to be to use a wired connection to a cheap extender.  Not ideal by any means, but better than what I'm seeing with a wifi connection from the console to the Eero Pro itself.

pugamer1 I wanted to jump in as I’m having the same issue and I thought your solution was a great idea. I didn’t even know you could force bands in the PS4 Pro. Sadly, this did not solve the issue. Oddly, when I attempted to do this I was stuck in a loop where it just kept saying the password was wrong. Right now it only seems to want to connect to 2.4 and will always have lost connection when turning back on. I submitted a ticket as well. Please let me know if anyone hears of a solution. Have a good one!

pugamer1 Yeah, we had tried that. It was definitely a no go.  The 5ghz band is what the Eero isn't playing nice with. The thing only works on the 2.4 GHz band.  Our Eeros did an update on their own last night to 3.19.0.  So..... I'll have to see if that helped. 

No time today when the daughter was awake. And now she's busy streaming with the PS4 wired. I'll have to test it out tomorrow. 

Honestly, today I was more concerned with finding if anything truly important not functioning properly.  Besides every device desperately wanting to cling to only one of the four Eero pros, it's all peachy.  I've convinced a few devices to move to the Eero next to it. (Literally, 4 feet away, as opposed to where it wants to connect half a house away through walls and on another floor.)

Taxlaxer SOLVED - all I did was reset the settings in my ps4 initialize page and during the Ps4 Easy WiFi setup I deselected both bands and forced 2.4

Taxlaxer Excellent!  Hopefully that will address your issues.  The original recommendation from Sony was to disable the 2.4ghz band and force it to use 5ghz, which is more in line with the issues I'm seeing with my launch PS4 (since it's 2.4ghz only).  However, if you're up and running with 2.4ghz only then I consider that a win!

Jleyanna If I was going to stick with the Eero Pro that was my best option too using the extender.  (connect the extender to the 5ghz wifi and then LAN cable from the PS4 to the extender)  It sounds like a few folks have been doing that with the Eero's too if they have a node near the PS4.  Personally, I just don't want to spend the cash on another router/extender when I have the Asus laying around.  Might be worth trying for your setup though.

If your PS4 slim can connect using 5ghz, you might be able to enable the band steering on the Eero to try and push it to stay on 5ghz.  Not sure if it'll fix it or not, but might be worth a shot.