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Aussie Broadband partners with eero to bring customers lightning speed and capability

What is better than blistering internet speeds? Having that speed available in every corner of your home or property.

Aussie Broadband customers are set to benefit from a new partnership between their internet service provider and Amazon’s eero.

Wi-Fi 7 is the newest of standards and eero have evolved their range of routers to incorporate the new speed capabilities Wi-Fi 7 can accommodate.

The latest Wi-Fi standard allows not only fast speeds to distribute throughout your home but also lays the foundation for that Wi-Fi network to accommodate the ever-increasing number of devices connected to a modern home network

Aussie are offering customer tremendous discounts on a series of Wi-Fi7 mesh routers just in time to take advantage of the upcoming speed increase for FTTP & HFC connections next month.

The eero 7 (dual-band) and eero Pro 7 (tri-band) are both heavily discounted for Aussie Broadband customers who purchase through their website.

ModelAmazon $AUDAussie Broadband $AUD
eero 7 (single)$299.99$180 + shipping
eero 7 (3 pack)$649.99$540 + shipping
eero  Pro 7 (single)$529.99$240 + shipping
eero Pro 7 (3 pack)$1199.99$720 + shipping

As a bonus these customers also receive a subscription to eero Secure, a set of tools helping customers stay safe from threats. These tools include security protection, content filters, Ad blocking and cloud backup.

eero 7 : a dual-band mesh Wi-Fi 7 system that brings fast and reliable network performance to apartments and homes with moderate Wi-Fi needs. The eero 7 can support up to 120 devices across 190 square metres of coverage, with 2 auto-sensing 2.5GbE ports, Wi-Fi 7 exclusive features like multi-link operation, and support for wireless speeds up to 1.8Gbps. 

eero Pro 7 : a tri-band mesh Wi-Fi 7 system that brings next-generation speed and reliability to larger homes, and small to medium-sized business networks with high bandwidth needs. The eero 7 Pro can support more than 200 devices across 190 square metres of coverage, comes with 2 auto-sensing 5GbE ports, support for Wi-Fi 7 exclusive features like multi-link operation, and wireless speeds up to 3.9Gbps

“The eero 7 and eero Pro 7 are the perfect combinations for people looking to get the absolute most from nbn’s speed upgrades and multi-gigabit plans,” Jonathan Prosser, Aussie Broadband Group Executive Residential, said.

The competition for your internet connection is hotting up and this initiative is designed to put Aussie front-of-mind as consumers weigh up their options, particularly after the new speeds become a reality in September.

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