Nest WiFi Pro 6E

You shouldn’t be getting different answers depending on whom you ask, because given what you describe, using the existing Ethernet to improve your WiFi around the house is an absolute no-brainer, and if the installing technician saw that you had Ethernet he should have said so. The good news is that

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

Don't overthink it- get a cheap eero or any Google nest Wifi pro which all have one free port on back for your needs. The Ethernet goes into one and your PC goes into other.

Sonos One works fine, I've had constant issues with the Sonos Five and given up raising support cases. Had issues with bt router, Vodafone, Google nest pro and now unifi. Constantly disconnects when playing on Spotify. Even disconnects when wired. Tried many many things. £500 pile of shite.

Only way to truly take advantage is over wire. Over wireless I highest I have tested in the real world is ~1400 max. And that was on a rare very rainy day and it didn't sustain it. It eventually levelled to 500-600 and you had to be in the same room. Keep in mind 2500 doesn't mean you get data 2.5 t

I tried many routers and the Google nest pro wifi 6e is the only one that worked. It broadcasts multiple 2.4 ghz network on channel 1,6 and 13 simultaneously. No other brand does it this way. I tried deco BE95, Asus Zen wifi and eero max 7. All of them broadcast a single 2.4 ghz band. If you have a

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

I have 1 Gig connection with the internet provider and 4 Google Wifis (with Excellent and Good connection tests) spreading on a long ranch home where the router is on one side, and my home office is on the other end.

When I connect my laptop with a CAT6 cable to the Wifi puck at another far end of

I use the Google nest WiFi pro 6E. It works great. Easy setup. No issues. Just get the Ethernet adapter from starlink. I bought one from Amazon and had to return it because it was crap. The starlink one works perfect with the Google nodes.

I have a nest WiFi pro 6E with three points (1 main router and 2 points). In the past few weeks I have noticed one of my points which is connected hard wired keeps going offline for an hour or two at random times.

I have also noticed two of my farthest devices (one Ring camera and one Brilliance s