Nest WiFi Pro 6E

The router you have is 802.11ac, or WiFi 5. What you're seeing is pretty typical for a router like yours, given its internal antenna and the walls in between. The 1300 Mbps number is an overall theoretical, not a per-device speed, so your PC is completing on that pipe with all other WiFi devices in

Ok, so, I'm not sure what you mean by "6 and 6E" in this context. 6E is just "WiFi version 6 (802.11ax), but in the 6GHz band", so Nest WiFi Pro supports WiFi 6 in all three bands, making it "6 and 6E" I guess? But, I would caution against trying to rely on the 6GHz mesh interconnect outside a singl

That's really weird, because both of what you are saying has worked on every generation of Google Wifi Units. I currently have the following: ISP -> Primary Google Nest Wifi Pro -> TP link unmanaged POE switch -> 3x other Google Nest Wifi Pros in various rooms. A few things you need to watch out for

The Google Nest Wifi Pro offers a commendable mesh network topology. Its integrated software, coupled with the advantages of Wi-Fi 6E, delivers a substantial improvement in wireless performance, effectively addressing common issues such as slow speeds and dropped connections for users. However, shou

Yep, I definitely get where you're coming from. Going back to my Nexus days. I've had all different types of wireless routers. Couple years ago. We went ahead and got the nest Wi-Fi Pro 6E mesh system. Now it's really simple to just look on the pixel and see if I'm connected at 6 GHz or 5 GHz or 2.4

Google Nest WiFi Pro - 6E - Reliable Home Wi-Fi System with Fast Speed and Whole Home Coverage - Mesh Router - 3 Pack I have this mesh router in my home and it works great. No dead spots and I have 7 security cameras running on WiFi all day along with several devices. Everything loads correctly. Cos

I just pulled the trigger myself, but it’s all because of the poor performance of this new Chiaki-ng. A year ago, when it was still called Chiaki4Deck, everything worked flawlessly—I had a very sharp image, and it was all perfect. Now, I wanted to get back into playing PS5 games on the Deck, so I sw

I've been using Google Nest WiFi Pro (6E) for several weeks now and found it having zero issues. Paid $220 for Open Box deal with three units. A coworker, who has been heavily using Nest WiFi for four years, recommended the system, My house is a two-storey one, with an attached garage and several Ri

TLDR: My Xbox Series X has an Open NAT Type when plugged into my mesh satellite, but an abysmal Bufferbloat score of D. When I hardwire it directly to BGW320, the Bufferbloat score is now B, but then it has a Strict NAT Type.

Setup: 1GB ATT Fiber with BGW320, Nest Wifi Pro 6E with mesh satellites,

[COMMENT]I agree. I bought a 3-pack and expected to use them as access points, and I must say it was a disappointment that it is not an option. I did set them up in Bridge mode, for 3 dummy homes, and that works fine. Like 3 isolated access points without any cooperation I believe, so it is up to th