Nest WiFi Pro

It's more complicated than that, but there are a few things to consider. First, Nest WiFi Pro runs the (hidden) mesh interconnect on the 6GHz band, which is (still) subject to lower transmit power constraints than 5GHz is. It sounds like that may be the issue here. Second, yes -- in theory, they wil

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

The Nest Wifi Pro (Wi-Fi 6E) is also a border gateway router, so you may have missed out on a wifi upgrade instaed of buying the dedicated device. Matter over Thread getting the same certification as Matter over Wifi is just bonkers and a crime against the regular user. One of the big advantages of

Get a mesh network extender if you want the reach for the 5g network. I have a Nest WiFi pro with 3 points and have great coverage in my 1500 square foot house.... 2 of them upstairs and one on ground level.

My non exhaustive wishlist (*I'm sure I'll think of some more things to add shortly after hitting post) in no particular order ... Since OP brought it up, I'd like to see Google expand their headphone family. Launch an update to the existing Pixel Buds as well as an open ear version (similar to Noth

If you don't need coverage where the XB7 is located, then essentially this is what's causing your network issue. So yes the setup you mentioned will be better. You won't have to factory reset your network or anything. You'd just have to move the primary Nest Wifi Pro where the secondary unit is loca

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