Getting a decent broadband connection is still vital due to millions of us working from home, streaming movies online and downloading massive AAA games onto PS5 and Xbox consoles. Sadly, many UK internet users are suffering from annoying connection issues, frustrating dead spots and speeds that simply aren't up to scratch.

If that sounds familiar, Amazon might have the perfect solution. The online retailer is currently selling its top-rated Eero Wi-Fi devices at a much-reduced price. 

The new deal, which knocks 30 percent off the standard price, includes the Eero 6 product which features a trio of boosters to make sure every inch of your home gets a solid connection. This so-called 'mesh' system, helps to beam the broadband from your router into more rooms with each box talking to one another to create a seamless network.

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The Eero 6 devices can support speeds up to 500Mbps and cover a whopping 420m² - for context, the average UK detached home is around 151.7 m², so the Eero deal should have you and your garden fully covered.

Other features found on Eero include being able to connect over 75 devices at once, simple setup and support for faster Wi-Fi 6 speeds which are also more stable than older Wi-Fi 5 technology.

Eero also promises automatic updates, which make sure things stay safe and secure plus there's access to the Eero app. This lets you control things including being able to stop certain devices, such as children's phones, accessing apps and the web at different times during the day. That means meal times and bedtimes stay phone-free.

This Eero 6 three-pack usually costs £229.99, but that price has been reduced to just £159.99 in the current sale - that's 30 per cent off. The only thing to note is that this is a limited-time offer, so it won't be around for long.

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Want to know more? Read our full Eero 6 review here.

Of course, it's worth checking with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to see if they are offering free boosters or mesh systems.

Most ISPs - including Sky and Virgin Media - will help if you find dead spots in your home. However, if you want something more advanced and able to cover bigger areas it's definitely worth checking out Eero.