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

I had the Nest Wifi Pro but my backline speeds sucked. I upgraded to Amazon Eeros and have had zero problems.

I've been using the Google Nest Wifi Pro for years and after recently changing from an ISP that uses DHCP, to an ISP that uses PPPoE authentication, I was very annoyed to find Google still hadn't fixed a bug whereby the Nest Pro would always underread the speed tests and automatically adjust the QoS

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

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

I'm late to the party here but I would recommend upgrading to a different mesh setup that supports the faster speeds as the Nest Wifi Pro only has 1 gig lan and WAN ports so unless you're using it just as a wifi access point with other devices hard wired to whatever your ISP gave you, you're only ge

I switched to Deco on Thursday and went for a 3 pack of the BE63 which is also known as a 9300. Setup was really easy with the app, as is the ability to give each device a name and also, you can lock devices down to only connect to specific access points which has resolved a few issues I had with th

Are you with a provider that relies on PPPoE to authenticate to the Internet by any chance? I am, and would find running speed tests in the Google Home app, they would massively under report and eventually, the Nest Wifi Pro would need a reboot. You're lucky to last 5 days. I believe turning off clo

"Sorry, I didn't understand" 99% of the time. I can ask the weather, ask it to turn on a light or a smart plug, to play music, it doesn't matter. I've retrained the voice, set the sensitivity, rebooted and rebuilt the entire network, it just fails non-stop. On the regular, if I ask it to turn off th

Makes sense, unfortunately wiring isn't an option for me (no coax either). I have kids gaming in both the basement and on the 1st floor, so I'm dependent on WiFi delivering decent latency. Would dedicated APs still be a meaningful improvement over Google Nest Wifi Pro in that scenario?