Nest Wifi Router

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

I have a TP/Link mesh system but they are now on the banned list. I'd recommend the Google Nest WiFi. You can get a three-pack for about $160. They have good instructions and support.

I bought a Google Nest WiFi pair in 2018. The second unit kept going offline. Took it all out and got a better single router. Then last year discovered coverage issues and thought Google might have better firmware by now. This time, I consulted Gemini on how to factory reset and start over. Turns ou

I just plugged my old Google/Nest WiFi mesh set up back in, it’s only WiFi 5 but it works fine and I didn’t have to do any set up.

Almost any mesh system is "beginner-friendly." Watch some YouTube reviews and see what feels good. If they're already in the Amazon smart device ecosystem then Eero might be the way to go? Or Google Wifi if they're Google Home folks. Think creatively about above/below placement. If an access point c

My turn to chime in with yet another solution since none (and I tried 90% of them) of the above worked for me. For context: I was trying to factory reset my Google Nest Wifi Router (the one that plugs into the modem, not the mesh access point / signal booster) and set it up from scratch. I could nev