Nest Wifi Router

google/nest wifi point needs a google/nest wifi router to work. 3rd gen nest wifi stuff is not backwards compatible with 1st or 2nd gen, id suggest the 2nd gen router.

The nest pros aren’t new at all and currently do not get used. You want to get the wifi6e equipment at least. The google WiFi and nest pros are only used for half-gig and under plans which are on their way out as far as I know

Interesting, I have 42 SwitchBot devices, most plugs, but also have the Hub 1, 2, and 3. After some troubleshooting, specifically switching Google Nest Wi-Fi 6 router with a Deco router and creating a dedicated 2.4 GHz network, most of my issues have been solved. I recommend using the SwitchBot Rela

Maybe a hot take, but why not just buy another Google Nest WiFi system? Since you know it works, but your existing set just started to fail. If you buy the same system (new or like new condition) then it should work well for you.

Pre Google is onHub. onHub then Google then Google Nest, now Nest. Just to be clear, Nest's guest DOES NOT separate 2.4Ghz from your 5Ghz. It does separate guest networks from your main SSID. If you are using Google WiFi white pucks (1st gen). Then highly recommend installing OpenWRT on it since Goo

Looks like there is too much interference for the mesh node to connect via 5ghz reliability at 12 meters. turn your ISP issued router to bridge mode and let your main Google Wifi be the router. (If it's just a modem it'll already be in bridge mode. If you don't know what any of this means, just chec