@moira I’m no expert, but have been happy running Eero for over a decade now. Pretty much has been set it and forget it.

Only downside I’ve run into is that the mesh system (and this may be typical for mesh systems, I dunno) doesn’t let you designate separate 5 and 2.4 (or whatever it is) networks. Which was never an issue until we got our new hybrid car that has CarPlay, but complains because it can’t scan for CarPlay if connected to a 5 GHz network, and tells you to put it on a 2.4 GHz network. My solution was to prioritize CarPlay and tell it to forget our home network. If you don’t have CarPlay, or don’t connect your car to your home network, this may not be an issue.

@moira

I have 5 multi-node installs (3 homes, 1 ranch, 1 fairground-sized music festival setup)
Ubiquiti is good for P2P/P2MP between buildings, + private non-cloud cameras for helping watch over elders prone to falling
Ubiquiti AP multi-node mesh on-property doesn't suck if you also need remote management
AMZN Eero AP mesh behind P2P or router are great for normal setups
Aruba doesn't suck if you have the $$$ & staff. No for me 😬
Family had no joy w/ ASUS; bad hardware many times 😕