Eero was the first to market with the new generation of true mesh technology - and it works extremely well and the company is easy to do business with.

If you have cat6 cable everywhere and can run multiple access points backhauled over cat6, then you don't need a mesh. Any of your favorite brands of reliable Wi-Fi gear will do the job.

But if you need the ability to do true mesh with both wireless and wired backhaul, a single SSID for the entire network, and reasonably good automatic handoff as you move around the property, the Eero is a great choice.

However, as I said earlier, I wouldn't use it for routing. Put them into bridge mode and use them as pure AP's not routers or router/AP combos.