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SAVE 60%: A three-pack of the Amazon eero Pro 6 mesh WiFi 6 router is Michael Maienjust $239.99 at Amazon, down from the standard price of $604.96. That's a savings of $364.97.

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If your home's WiFi works great when you're near the router but struggles when you're in the backyard or the corner bedroom, it might to worth considering a mesh network. Thanks to today's deal, your entire home, yard, and garage can stay reliably connected.

As of Feb. 14, a three-pack of the Amazon eero Pro 6 mesh WiFi 6 routers is just $239.99, down from the normal bundle price of $604.96. That's a savings of $364.97 or a 60% discount.

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With speeds up to a gigabit (note this is less than a gigabyte), each eero Pro 6 router covers up to 2,000 square feet and can handle 75 devices. This means the bundle three-pack can create a connectivity range of up to 6,000 square feet. Each device uses WiFi 6 to give you the maximum speeds possible, so you stream 4K videos throughout the house without waiting on buffering.

The eero Pro 6 also serves as a Zigbee smart home hub, so you'll be able to connect compatible devices with Alexa and control lights, plugs, or locks with voice commands. It also allows you to control family profiles, so you can control screen time for your kids (or yourself).

Each eero Pro 6 aims to offer easy set-up by downloading the eero app, plugging in each router, and stepping straight into internet bliss.

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