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SAVE $105: As of Nov. 15,Frivolous Lola the Amazon eero 6+ router is on sale at Amazon for $194.99. That's a 35% savings on the list price.

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Black Friday sales have already started at a range of retailers, including Walmart and Best Buy, and while Amazon's Black Friday deals don't officially begin until Nov. 21, there's already a great selection of active discounts that are worth your attention.

That's including this great deal on the Amazon eero 6+ router system. As of Nov. 15, this product is reduced to $194.99, saving you 35%. This discount is specific to the three-pack option, but you can find deals across all bundles.

The eero 6+ is an exceptional router system that offers gigabit wifi speeds at an affordable price. It is backward-compatible with older eero devices, making it flexible for all home setups.

It boasts Wi-Fi 6 technology and an extra boost from the 160 MHz radio channel, so the eero 6+ ensures fast and reliable connectivity for the entire household. The TrueMesh technology reduces dead spots and dropped signals, keeping your smart home running smoothly even when you’re away.

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And if you're worried about the setup, there's no need. The system is super easy to set up and can be done in minutes by using the eero app.

This is only a limited-time deal at Amazon, however, so move fast.

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