Nest Wifi Router

I have it. Speeds are great. Seamless roaming does not work as well as the Google Nest WiFi 5 system it replaces however.

100% I never had an issue with my original Google Wi-Fi or Nest Pro when using a wired backhaul.

You're internet speed has nothing to do with your PCVR connection. PCVR is purely reliant on local network variables. An easy fix is to get another router, plug it into your computers Ethernet port, give it its own SSID, and use that as a PCVR dedicated network. I currently use a nest pro for this,

Had Google WiFi before, spent two days troubleshooting everything under the sun for a similar issue. Pulled the power on the entire mesh and plugged it back in, speed fixed. If you haven't tried that already then do it. Their WiFi equipment is shit and in my experience might inexplicably just glitch

Now help me delete nest wifi router and points that burned in a fire two years ago. And yes I have tried to factory reset 50x to no avail.

Pluses, it's fast and reliable. It's cheap as well, I got locked into $55 a month for the life of my home. Minuses, it can have random spikes and it doesn't seem to like my Google Nest WiFi router system. I wouldn't trade it for Spectrum ever.

Seriously I don't trust Google launching and relaunch shit Stadia is what finally showed me the light of Google. I went all in on Stadia, bought a bunch of CCUs, several controllers, Google WiFi, Nest Equipment, etc. But Google never figured out how to support their stuff. Nest is dead, none of the

That thing you're calling a "splitter" is a TP-Link brand 8 port switch. It looks to be a model TL-SG108 which is an unmanaged gigabit switch, which does not support PoE (Power over Ethernet). Assuming Port #1 is connected to your Router, then other devices (not requiring PoE) could be connected to

Same thing happened to me. I was lucky enough to find a seller on Amazon that sells refurbished Google nest WiFi routers. When I got mine they were about $30-35 each. I think I have about 10 of them total between my house and shop. These things are flawless. I have been running them for over a year

I'm pretty sure Google is deliberately enshittifying their old products to force you to upgrade. I had a 2 node nest wifi plus 1 node from the 1st gen google wifi and it worked great for many years. Then in the past 2 years the 2nd nest point (the one with the speaker) started really flaking out on