Setting up eero in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland is no different from setting it up elsewhere — you need an internet connection from your ISP (internet service provider).
How do I set up eero with Sky Broadband?
Sky has a few different configurations, all of which are compatible with eero. You can find more information on that below:
Also, it might be helpful to understand the exact model of your Sky equipment. You can check Sky's user manuals to find that out, alongside the respective user guides.
How do I set up eero with TalkTalk?
If you're using TalkTalk services, your connection will be one of two types: a G.fast modem or a fiber connection box (also called an Optical Network Terminator, or ONT).
How do I set up eero with BT?
BT offers two connection types: FTTP (Fiber to the Premises) and FTTC (Fiber to the Cabinet).
If you have FTTP, you can connect your eero directly to the BT ONT using PPPoE. You'll need your PPPoE username and password, which you can get from BT.
How do I set up eero with Virgin Media?
Setting up eero with Virgin Media hubs follows a similar process to most ISP configurations. Virgin Media hubs can be set to Bridge mode (modem-only mode), which allows your eero to manage your network.
Setting Up eero with Virgin Media
How do I set up eero with Vodafone?
Setting up your eero network with Vodafone requires a slightly different configuration due to the fact that none of their devices support either Bridge mode or Modem-only mode. You will need to use double NAT or place your eeros in bridge mode.
Setting Up eero with Vodafone UK
How do I set up eero with EE?
The EE setups are similar to most configurations - you can either Double NAT your eero network or put it in Bridge mode.
In both cases, it is very important to turn off the wireless signal of your EE hub, as it will cause some major interference with the eero Wi-Fi.