A mesh Wi-Fi router is designed to replace patchy signals with seamless coverage. Instead of relying on one central router, a mesh system uses multiple nodes placed around your home. These nodes work together to create a single, unified network, so your devices always connect to the strongest signal. With eero’s TrueMesh® technology, traffic is routed intelligently to keep your Wi-Fi reliable and consistent — even when everyone’s online at the same time.

For most HDB flats, smaller condominiums, and other small space Wi-Fi setups, the eero 7 offers excellent coverage and Wi-Fi 7 speeds at an affordable price. If you have a larger condo or need extra performance for multiple devices, the eero Pro 7 is ideal. For landed houses, bigger apartments, or households that demand the very best speeds and range, the eero Max 7 is the top choice.

Yes, all eero mesh Wi-Fi routers in Singapore are fully compatible with local ISPs, including Singtel, StarHub, and M1. Simply connect your eero router to the existing modem provided by your service provider, and you’ll be up and running in minutes.

You don’t need a technician — setting up an eero mesh Wi-Fi router is straightforward. The eero app guides you step by step, from plugging in your devices to creating your home Wi-Fi system. In less than 10 minutes, you’ll have a secure network that’s ready to use.

You can buy directly from the official eero Store Singapore, ensuring authentic products, local warranty, and fast delivery. eero mesh Wi-Fi systems are also available through selected retail and online partners such as Amazon, Shopee, and Lazada, but shopping directly gives you the added benefit of official support and 30-day returns.

The price depends on the model and coverage you need. The eero 7 is a cost-effective entry point for smaller spaces, while the eero Pro 7 suits medium-sized homes. The eero Max 7, our fastest and most advanced option, functions as a 10 Gbps wireless router for high-bandwidth households, designed for large houses or heavy users. Each system is available in single units or multi-packs, so you can choose a setup that fits your budget and home size. See all mesh Wi-Fi routers in Singapore and their prices at the official eero Singapore store.

Traditional routers often struggle with coverage, leaving dead zones in bedrooms, kitchens, or balconies. An eero mesh Wi-Fi router solves this by spreading coverage evenly across your home. With features like TrueMesh®, automatic updates, and easy app controls, eero is more reliable, more secure, and much simpler to manage than standard routers.

Every eero mesh Wi-Fi system purchased in Singapore comes with a 3-year warranty, 30-day returns, free shipping, and ongoing local support. This means peace of mind when investing in your home Wi-Fi system in Singapore, knowing help is available whenever you need it.

Every home is different, and eero was designed to be flexible so it works for all kinds of spaces — from HDB flats to larger landed homes. The number of units you need depends on the size of your home, the number of Wi-Fi users, your internet speed plan, and your devices. Smaller flats may only need one unit, while larger spaces often benefit from two or more.

To find the best setup for your home, you can contact our local support team in Singapore for tailored recommendations based on your space and broadband provider.

We know slow Wi-Fi can be frustrating. Here are some quick checks you can try:

• Check your devices: If only one device is slow, try toggling its Wi-Fi off and on again, or rebooting it.
• Check your speed: You can run a speed test directly in the eero app — just tap Internet, then Speed Test, to check your network performance. Compare results with the speeds you pay for from your ISP.
• Power cycle your eeros: Unplug your eero, wait 30 seconds, then plug it back in.
• Restart your modem: Sometimes a simple restart can fix performance issues.
• Check for double NAT: If you have another router or a modem/router combo in use, it may be interfering. Put it in bridge mode or connect your eero directly.

If the issue persists, contact your ISP to confirm you’re on the right plan or check for outages. And if you need extra help, our local support team in Singapore is always ready to assist.