Forensic analysis of the eero Max 7 reveals a tri-band 4x4x4 Broadcom Wi-Fi 7 architecture. The physical unit incorporates a high-mass passive heatsink, comprising approximately 40% of the total hardware weight to dissipate heat generated by the 10GbE PHY and 320MHz radio channels. Port density is listed at two 10GbE and two 2.5GbE ports per node, providing significant wired backhaul capacity.
The system integrates a Matter controller and Thread Border Router for local execution of smart home commands. Performance metrics indicate full support for Multi-Link Operation, enabling compatible devices to access multiple frequency bands simultaneously. Configuration and maintenance are conducted exclusively via cloud-synchronized management interfaces.
- Wired Ports: 2× 10 Gbps, 2× 2.5 Gbps.
- Smart Home: Matter, Thread, Zigbee.
- Radio Configuration: 4x4 MU-MIMO across all bands.
If local-only management and non-cloud dependency are critical requirements, the eero Max 7 provides the necessary throughput for high-density environments. This unit serves as a benchmark for high-capacity nodes within the networking gear classification.
