WiFi System

For those not interested in a wall of text. TL;DR:After years of unreliable performance with smart home devices—including disconnecting speaker groups, Nest cameras dropping, and general network instability—you replaced your Nighthawk + extender setup with Nest WiFi Pro, only for it to get even wors

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

Are any of your 45 connected devices near one of your pods so that you might connect them by ethernet? I recommend sorting that out (and buying some cheap unmanaged switches if you need multiple devices to be fed by a single pod) and then re-testing your phone's download speed. If you can get everyt

That would be a really useful feature. Google says you can't without 3rd party support. To view the data usage of Chromecast or Nest devices when they are not connected to a Google Wifi or Nest Wifi network, you'll generally need to utilize features available through your third-party wireless router

I have also use Verizon 5G Home WiFi and lost internet connectivity for my pods and nest speakers about a week or so ago and have been banging my head for hours and days trying to solve this. I followed your instructions praying for this to work but have not had success. I entered the port forwardin

Yes, always keep the same name and password for easier reconnect. Also, Google wifi pro is hot trash. I sent mine back 2x now due to constant lagging, things disconnecting, 1 million internet resets ajd factory resets. On paper it is solid, in the real world it is simply not a good a system. I just

There are a few things happening here. If the wifi speeds cap at 400 Mbps, your Google wifi pro router probably only supports wifi 4 or maybe 5. Signal strength deteriorates as a function of distance, and anything blocking line of sight (walls, floors) will drastically hamper it as well. This is jus

I haven't ever needed to use a travel router as a WiFi Client, but I know they are typically configurable that way. I see TP Link has a few to choose from. Just make sure you get a well known brand and that it supports "Client" mode. They often support a bunch of modes, including range extender (you

I don't know why availability would be an issue. All the items are in stock. This is what you would need for a "complete" setup. https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/ux7 -- That's your main unit. They are just as plug-and-play as most consumer routers these days. https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/a

Just replaced my 2g Google WIFI Ntwk with 3g Google Nest wifi Pro. I went from 5 points to 4 points including the router. I moved to a bigger house and the old system was dropping offline and was not streaming well at the far end of the house away from the modem. I am on comcast and 800-900mg at the