Amazon has cut $240 CAD off the eero Max 7 mesh Wi-Fi router, dropping the flagship tri-band model to $559.99 CAD from its $799.99 CAD list price, a 30 percent discount. The deal is marked as a Limited-time offer, making it one of the biggest Wi-Fi router markdowns we’ve seen on Amazon Canada this month.
The Max 7 is eero’s flagship mesh router, launched in 2023, and it anchors the lineup for homes running gigabit and multi-gigabit fibre plans from Bell, Telus, or Rogers. It supports Wi-Fi 7 with wireless speeds up to 4.3 Gbps, covers up to 2,500 square feet per router, and includes two 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports plus two 2.5 GbE ports for wired speeds up to 9.4 Gbps, which makes it a solid way to future-proof a home network as faster tiers reach more Canadian households. It also doubles as a smart home hub with Thread, Zigbee, and Matter support, so it can anchor an Alexa, Google, or Apple setup without extra bridges.
Smart home deals on Amazon have been steady this month, with a fresh round of Amazon device deals, a marked-down Blink XR+ camera bundle, and the Prime Big Deal Days preview ahead of the October 6 and 7 event. If you missed those sales, this eero price cut gives shoppers another option for upgrading a home network outright.
Amazon lists this as a Limited-time deal with no stated end date, so the $559.99 CAD price could return to $799.99 CAD at any time.
If you’ve been waiting for a straight router purchase rather than renting another carrier-supplied gateway, the Max 7 at $559.99 CAD is worth a look before the deal ends.
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