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That means that the tri-band AX5400 system comes equipped with a radio capable of sending signals in the 6GHz band, a sizable swath of airwaves with more than twice as much bandwidth as the 5GHz band and no over-the-air interference from previous-gen devices.

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That positions the Eero Pro 6E to keep up with forward-looking use-cases like augmented reality that will require networks capable of moving large amounts of data all at once.

On top of that, the Ethernet WAN port capable of accepting incoming wired speeds as fast as 2.5Gbps (2,500Mbps) means that it's built to keep up with the new multigig internet plans that are growing in availability this year, too. Performance was strong when I tested the system out at home.

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Only five of the 30 or so systems that I've tested there registered faster average download speeds than the Pro 6E only four of them surpassed its average upload speeds.

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That makes it a worthy upgrade pick, but with wireless speeds that top out around 1.3Gbps, it isn't quite the multigig mesh you might have hoped for. The Eero Pro 6E's WAN port on the left supports incoming wired speeds as fast as 2.5Gbps - but you won't see speeds much faster than 1.3Gbps when you're connecting wirelessly over Wi-Fi. That's still plenty fast, but it puts the router's multigig potential to waste. Neither of the new systems deviate from Eero's established style: Glossy, white plastic with gentle curves, ports in the back and an Eero logo up top.

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In fact, they're nearly indistinguishable from previous-gen Eero systems, and maybe that's the point, as both the Eero 6 Plus and the Eero Pro 6E are backward compatible with earlier-gen Eero setups. That means that existing Eero users could pick up a single Eero 6 Plus or Pro 6E device and add it into their setup as either the main router or as an additional range extender.Īs for the internals, the Eero Pro 6E is the more powerful of the two mesh routers, boasting faster radios, superior range and twice as much RAM as the Eero 6 Plus, plus the added benefit of the 2.5Gbps Ethernet jack in the back. For the quilting, make and sew big easy curves.Another key Pro advantage: The triband build, which allows the system to dedicate either the 5 or 6GHz band to system transmissions between the router and its satellites. Repeat to make the other 2 strips and sew them to the top and bottom of the quilt top. Then, sew them to the sides of the quilt. From the strips, make a square 2 3 ½ inches x 48 ½ inches. To make the quilt borders, cut 5 strips of 3 ½ inches x WOF. The pattern is free to download and follow. Pin and sew all the 32 blocks together, pressing neatly, On the wall, tape in an extended fabric to arrange your quilt. Then, pair the right side with the left side with the right sides together. Take the top 3 layers and put them on the bottom.

With your ruler, draw a random perpendicular to the left side and cut with the rotary cutter. Image credit: Just Get It Done Quilts on Youtube Using the cloth iron, press on the dark sides of the blocks and stack all 32 blocks. To chain piece, pin and sew all 32 blocks. Repeat with the other pairs with all the stacks. Then, place the top piece from the right side on the bottom, and take the piece from the right side and pair it with the piece from the left side.

Make a random cut parallel to the side from the bottom to the top of the square fabrics. Ensure any directional fabrics are facing the right way up. Stack the square upon each other by alternating the low values with the high values. Then, measure from the bottom, 9 inches and cut, making 4 9-inch squares. Then, measure 18 inches from there and cut the excess side with the rotary cutter. Square up the pile along the bottom of the fabric.

Stack all the fat quarters on top of each other while aligning the selvages on the bottom side. Give each fat quarter an excellent press to flatten them out with a cloth iron. To better understand the saturation, take a black and white picture and rearrange them until you have 4 high value and 4 low-value fabrics. Arrange the 8 fat quarters by saturation.