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Amazon eero Pro 7 vs Linksys Velop Pro 7

48 of 80 fields differ

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  • 32 different values
  • 16 known for one only
  • 19 the same
  • 13 missing for both

Biggest differences

Each bar uses the scale of all 62 routers.

  1. Ethernet portsA: 2B: 5Linksys has 3 more.
  2. Throughput (measured)A: 1,905MbpsB: 916.7MbpsAmazon is 988.3 Mbps higher.
  3. Multi-gig portsA: 2B: 1Amazon has 1 more.
  4. WAN portA: 5GbpsB: 2.5GbpsAmazon is 2.5 Gbps higher.
  5. CoverageA: 190m²B: 279m²Linksys is 89 m² higher.

Size, drawn to scale

Front and side.

Weight

0 to 2,000 g

A754g
B950g

All 90 fields

Every value links to where we found it.

AAmazon eero Pro 7
BLinksys Velop Pro 7

General

6 of 9 differ
GTIN / EAN
Not available
Not available
Successor
Not available
Not available
Form factor

Wi-Fi

8 of 14 differ
Wi-Fi radios
AAmazon eero Pro 7
BandWi-FiStreamsMax channel width (MHz)Max link rate (Mbps)
2.4 GHzWi-Fi 7240688
5 GHzWi-Fi 722404,324
6 GHzWi-Fi 723205,764
Source2Maker product pageeero.com/support/articles/eero-pro-7Read 14 October 20262.4 GHz 2x2, 5 GHz 2x2 and 6 GHz 2x2, 2x2/2x2/2x2 SU-MIMO, channel widths 20, 40, 80, 160, 240 and 320 MHz.3Maker product pageeero.com/en-NZ/technologyRead 14 October 2026Peak PHY rates row for eero Pro 7 reads 5647 Mbps (320 MHz), 2882 Mbps (160 MHz) and 688 Mbps (40 MHz). 5647 is a digit swap: a 2x2 802.11be radio at 320 MHz is 5764.7 Mbps, TP-Link prints 5764 for the same class and Dong Knows Tech 5762. 6 GHz stores 5764, which with 688 and 4324 gives the BE10800 class. 5 GHz stores 4324 Mbps at 240 MHz from Dong Knows Tech, since the maker quotes 2882 Mbps only at 160 MHz and its channel widths reach 240 MHz. The page's compare table lists 2x2 on all three bands and 6 spatial streams.4Maker product pageeero.com/legal/complianceRead 14 October 2026Product specifications block for eero Pro 7 (model ME10001) lists 2x2 on 2.4 GHz, 2x2 on 5 GHz and 4x4 on 6 GHz. The maker's technology and support pages, the BE10800 class and Tom's Hardware all say 2x2 on 6 GHz, so 2 streams are stored.7Reviewdongknows.com/eero-7-vs-eero-pro-7-entry-level-wi-fi-7-routersRead 14 October 2026Table lists 2.4 GHz 2x2 BE up to 688 Mbps (20/40 MHz), a shared 5 GHz row of 2x2 BE up to 4324 Mbps (20/40/80/160/240 MHz) and 6 GHz 2x2 BE up to 5762 Mbps (20/40/80/160/320 MHz) for eero Pro 7.14Reviewtomshardware.com/networking/routers/amazon-eero-7-pro-wi-fi-7-mesh-router-reviewRead 14 October 2026The review's spec table gives 2x2 on 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz.
BLinksys Velop Pro 7
BandWi-FiStreamsMax channel width (MHz)Max link rate (Mbps)Dedicated backhaul
2.4 GHzWi-Fi 6240591No
5 GHzWi-Fi 722404,324No
6 GHzWi-Fi 723205,765No
Source5Measurementtomsguide.com/computing/routers/linksys-velop-pro-7-reviewRead 15 October 2026The system lacks a dedicated 5 GHz wireless backhaul channel. It can use 240 MHz channels between nodes and host. The review says 4x4 on every band, which does not fit the 2x2 radios and rates in the Tech Advisor and TechRadar articles, so the 2 streams per band are stored.6Press articletechadvisor.com/article/2116853/linksys-velop-pro-7-mbe7000.htmlRead 15 October 2026News of 2023-10-26 after a Linksys briefing: up to 591 Mbps over 2.4 GHz, 4324 Mbps on 5 GHz and 5765 Mbps on 6 GHz, which add up to 10680 Mbps. Each band is 2x2 on the Qualcomm Networking Pro 620 platform, six streams in total. The rates fit 2 streams at 240 MHz on 5 GHz and 2 streams at 320 MHz on 6 GHz. 40 MHz is the widest 2.4 GHz channel. The 24wireless article gives about 600 Mbps for 2.4 GHz, so the figure is approximate there.7Press article24wireless.info/linksys-velop-pro-7Read 15 October 2026Japanese news article: 6 GHz up to 5,765 Mbps (2 streams, 320 MHz), 5 GHz up to 4,324 Mbps (2 streams, 240 MHz) and 2.4 GHz on IEEE 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) up to 600 Mbps. The Wi-Fi 6 radio standard of the 2.4 GHz radio comes only from this article and the 591 Mbps rate does not fit a 2-stream 802.11be 40 MHz radio. Linksys prints no per-radio standard.8Maker spec sheet (PDF)qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/Networking-Pro-620-product-brief_87-PW328-1.pdfRead 15 October 2026Qualcomm Networking Pro 620 product brief: tri-band Wi-Fi 7 platform with 6 spatial streams, 10 Gbps peak PHY rate and channel support of 320, 240, 160, 80, 40 and 20 MHz. Six streams across three bands fit 2 streams per band. This is the chip maker's brief, not Linksys.
Radio bands
3
3
6 GHz band
Yes
Yes
Combined Wi-Fi link rate
10,776Mbps
10,680Mbps
Wi-Fi streams
6
6
Max Wi-Fi channel width
320MHz
320MHz
Internal antennas
Not available
Not available
Detachable antennas
Not available
Coverage of one unit (claimed)

Ports and modem

5 of 9 differ
Ethernet ports
2
5
Multi-gig ports
2
1
Fastest WAN port
5Gbps
2.5Gbps
Fastest LAN port
5Gbps
1Gbps
USB ports
0
0
SFP+ port
No
No
Built-in modem
Not available
Not available
Modem standards
Not available
Not available

Mesh

2 of 7 differ
Coverage of the pack (claimed)
Not available
Satellite model
Not available
Not available
Satellite ports
Not available
Not available

Software

4 of 7 differ
VPN server
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Not available
VPN client
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Not available
USB applications
Not available
Not available

Security

4 of 5 differ
Security service cost
Security updates until
Not available

Smart home

5 of 5 differ
Matter controller
Not available
Bluetooth
Not available
Smart home platforms
Not available

Hardware

2 of 6 differ
Flash storage
Not available

Power

3 of 5 differ
Power use (typical, claimed)
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Power use (max, claimed)
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Measured

5 of 6 differ
Wi-Fi throughput (measured)
Fastest Wi-Fi throughput (measured)
1,905Mbps
916.7Mbps
Energy use per day (measured)
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Dimensions and weight

3 of 4 differ
Dimensions with antennas
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Certifications

1 of 1 differ
Wi-Fi Alliance certification ID
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FCC ID
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In the box

None of 1 known
In the box
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Warranty

0 of 1 differ
Manufacturer warranty (source market)

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