Nest WiFi Pro 6E

So after almost 6 months of dealing with having to restart the network when it would drop to 10Mbs, when it should be getting 400Mbs. I opened one up and looked at where I could drill vent holes, made a masking tape template and then drilled all 6 of my units. The outcome.... 2 weeks without having

I've had the $80 600mbps Wyyerd plan for over a year now in Surprise. Easily would recommend them over Cox and CenturyLink. It's faster, more reliable and cheaper. I was with Cox for over a decade and grew accustomed to paying for 500mbps while only getting half of 2/3 of that speed. With Wyyerd you

It also helps if your GPU supports AV1 encoding (only Nvidia 40/50-series, I think). That's been quite a bit faster and nicer looking for me! (With PC wired to the network, and WiFi 6E on Google Nest Wifi Pro; my nest points are wired, too)

Try this suggestion: In the Home App, if you go into Wifi \ Settings \ Preferred activities, is Video conferencing checked? If so, uncheck it and restart the network. I've found this one setting to really lower network speeds. I found it in this post and it did help. https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleW

If you have a lot of IoT devices don’t use 770. I have 1+4 mesh with 770 and HomeKit cameras perform poorly. Eventually I resurrected my Google nest pro routers for IoT and only use 770 for phones tablets and computers

iPhone 13’s WiFi specifications are Wi‑Fi 6 (802.11ax) with 2x2 MIMO. So if your WiFi router is older and not up to WiFi 6 standards, it won’t have the best WiFi connection that it can have. If your wifi router doesn’t support WiFi 6, I’d upgrade to a new model, you should get improvements in connec

I’ve got pretty much the same setup as SnipSnip_Fox786—two Google Nest WiFi Pro 6E routers on top of the one from my internet provider. I’ve got fibre, 1Gbps up and down, and everything I do online is lightning fast. But the image quality on the Portal is seriously underwhelming. Just moving the cam

Do move on from stock firmware that hasn't been updated in over 3 years. I recommend OpenWRT on it. Not easy, but for this subreddit's audience you'll be rewarded. It's been working fantastic. There are limitations mostly due to it's CPU. Quad core, but 700-800mhz so when using advanced QOS you're l

I thought so too, but I set my deco 2.4 GHz to channel 1 and confirmed the homebase is on channel 11 (WiFi scanner app) Despite doing so performance was atrocious on the 2.4 GHz band. I would connect a phone to the 2.4 band and both speed test and latency were terrible. I swapped the decos for the f

Google Wifi Mesh Router (1 generation) AC1200 If these are the white pucks then I'd start by at least replacing the main router. 1st gen pucks haven't been updated in over 2 years. An open-source firmware (OpenWRT) that's actively maintained can be installed, but it is not for everyone. You can eith