Nest WiFi Pro 6E

I ordered it almost 2 years ago today, literally as soon as it came out, and i've had nothing but trouble. Most recently I had lots of issues with video calls, gaming (even when wired in). I spent an entire day trying to debug the problem.

Problems:

1. Poor wireless speed
2. Huge latency spikes when

i may or may not have only purchased a ucg fiber that came in yesterday and didn't realize the nest wifi pro pucks that came with google fiber kinda suck... ya live and ya learn i guess

I had the same issue with Nest WiFi Pro (main unit and secondary unit hardwired) on both AT&T Fiber and a local fiber provider. Ethernet would get close to a gig but WiFi rarely broke maybe 500Mbps - and these are supposed to be WiFi 6E devices. Even AT&T’s gateway gives 750Mbps or so over WiFi in t

Best bang for your buck the Linksys Atlas WiFi 6 Router Home WiFi Mesh 2-pack https://www.amazon.com/Linksys-Dual-Band-Coverage-Devices-3-0Gbps/dp/B0B31Z3R3H or the Velop 6E https://www.amazon.com/Linksys-Cognitive-Tri-Band-AXE5400-Coverage/dp/B0C6N4NFM8 TP-Link had a 55 Pro, but too many disconnect

Hey everyone. I am struggling to get good connection through my home and was hoping anyone had some advice. For context I live in a 1200 sqft 2-bedroom apartment.

I have 1GB plan through google webpass, the fiber runs into the master bedroom where I have connected to a Google Nest WiFi Pro 6E. Tha

So I decided to take a big leap and network my home and it has been pretty fun. Waiting for an enclosure to arrive and a few more things. Here are some things I learned.

Tools: I first started out with some generic crimper from Microcenter cause it was there and available so I gave it a chance but

Hi, im not really all that knowledgeable when it comes to this sort of thing but im looking at upgrading my wifi network for my home office. I hope this is the right place for a question like this. I am currently using a google nest wifi pro 6e in my townhome, which works ok for a good chunk of the

Does anyone experience an issue while one device downloads a large file, the bandwidth all seems to be allocated to that download? As a result, all other devices connected to the network come to a crawl with regards to their internet connection. I am currently running two Nest Wifi Pro 6e as a mesh

I had the nest pro for a couple of years. Frontier sent me an eero 7 pro and I have a 2800sq ft 2 story. It's on the bottom floor in an office and my speed and network stability have been solid since I put it in last week. I had google wifi before the nest and I always liked the idea of the mesh but

Ironically I just did some research on this since my current Nest Wi-Fi system starting dropping intermittently. I ended up going with Deco XE75 Pro, which is also on sale on Amazon. YMMV but for my situation, since I have hard lines going to a few rooms, Nest WiFi Pro is not a good option. I’m also