What do the colours of the LED mean on my eero?

Updated on 13 Mar, 2025

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No Light

  • Check the cables and power source - wires should be connected securely and show no signs of damage
  • Plug directly into a socket that you know works if possible

Blinking White

  • Give it five minutes to start up and connect

Blinking Blue

  • It will do this when it's looking to connect to your phone/app during set up, make sure your devices are in range and you're following the instructions within the app

Solid Blue

  • The eero and your device are connected and you can continue the setup instructions displayed in the app

Blinking Green

  • Your device has detected multiple eero devices and doesn't know which one to connect to. Any un-added eeros should be unplugged until you've added and then move onto the next one

Blinking Yellow

  • Make sure you're using the USB-C power source provided with the eero you're connecting

Solid White

  • Happy days. You're eero is working as it should...but if it isn't working, it may be a signal issue, we recommend you carry out a speed test via your device, it will guide you through a network health check to identify issues and provide simple solutions.

Solid Red

  • That's not good, go check out the article specifically on this in Eero Troubleshooting.

 

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