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

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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

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

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

I tried the Deco BE63 and BE65 Pro, both were giving me trouble. Multiple devices were not able to connect to it, giving authentication errors. These devices when brought closer to the router connected. So something with being far away but still within good signal. My Nest Wifi Pro, 6E router had no

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 have some Nest Wifi Pro 6E (oval-shaped routers) I got a few months ago when I signed up for Google Fiber. However, there's no way in the Google Home app I can tell to set the 5G band to have a different name than the 2.4G band. I wish there was because my devices keep using 2.4G which is much slo

I would really like to get 2 Amplifi Alien's to cover my home but I spotted the Nest WiFi Pro today. I know it's not available to the general public yet but has anyone here had experience with Nest Wifi in the past that they could share?

I like the fact that the Nest Pro is 6e but are they any limi