Google Nest Wifi Pro
Idéal pour : Idéal pour un foyer équipé de produits Google Home, avec possibilité de relier les bornes par câble.
En bref : Les avis Reddit sont très partagés : le Nest Wifi Pro peut offrir un réseau rapide et stable, surtout avec un backhaul Ethernet ou MoCA, mais de nombreux utilisateurs signalent des débits irréguliers, des pertes de connexion et une portée décevante. Ses réglages limités et son fonctionnement peu adapté au mode point d’accès réduisent aussi son intérêt pour les réseaux avancés.
Au-delà de ce modèle, la marque Google (toutes gammes) recueille 37 % d'avis positifs sur 101 utilisateurs Reddit. Ce signal marque ne compte pas dans la note du modèle ci-dessus.
Points forts
Connexion stable
13 2
« I've had mine for years and I've maybe restarted it twice. » Voir l’avis
« Mine works so well I keep forgetting it is there » Voir l’avis
« Other than the 6ghz band being weak mine were rock solid » Voir l’avis
Backhaul efficace
10 2
« Same here, did this a few years ago, perfect WiFi!!! » Voir l’avis
« Even using an old coax run with MoCA is going to help a lot. » Voir l’avis
« Wired back haul would kick ass if/when I do it. » Voir l’avis
Installation facile
4 1
« Sometimes it requires an unplug reboot after you plug in the cables tho. » Voir l’avis
« When I upgraded to the pros, I made sure I kept the same SSID so everything would just reconnect automatically. » Voir l’avis
Bon rapport qualité-prix
3 1
« Just a little tip, use cat7, the price difference is negligible and you are future proofing. » Voir l’avis
« I went with the google nest and i for the price I’m more than happy tbh. » Voir l’avis
« this is a great price and will work well for what you are wanting it to do. » Voir l’avis
Points faibles
Fonctions limitées
2 11
« Google tends to reduce or pull support from products after release. » Voir l’avis
« I'd switch to a real router that can do SQM, then use boring APs for the floors, because Google is doing the NAT queueing and the Wi-Fi part badly at the same time. » Voir l’avis
« Additionally Google WiFi mesh has been notoriously bad with Sonos. » Voir l’avis
Fiabilité à surveiller
2 10
« Google doesn't stand behind their products. » Voir l’avis
« Yeah people who keep saying I just got a lemon driving me a bit nuts. » Voir l’avis
« Don't think I'd feel comfortable giving them away. » Voir l’avis
Couverture limitée
2 3
« Other than the 6ghz band being weak mine were rock solid » Voir l’avis
« It took me no joke SEVEN of the Google WiFi pro’s ALL HARDLINED back to the networking room switch to get coverage on our property. » Voir l’avis
« Coming from a nest wifi pro, this I have a 3 mesh be25. » Voir l’avis
Débits décevants
8 12
« 2 BE22000's run circles around my old 3 puck Nest Pro mesh. » Voir l’avis
« My puck will do around 250mpbs up here but it can get saturated with WiFi devices sometimes. » Voir l’avis
« Top: Grade A (direct to Genexis) / Middle: Grade B (Ethernet to Google node) / Bottom: Grade D (WiFi via mesh)" » Voir l’avis
| Critère | Note /10 | Ce qu'en dit le consensus |
|---|---|---|
| Débit | 3.7 | Les débits peuvent approcher le gigabit, mais les pertes de vitesse et la latence sous forte charge reviennent souvent. |
| Backhaul | 8.1 | Les utilisateurs Reddit recommandent largement un backhaul Ethernet ou MoCA, nettement plus performant que le maillage sans fil. |
| Stabilité | 8.6 | Beaucoup décrivent un réseau stable avec de nombreux appareils, mais des déconnexions persistantes sont aussi rapportées. |
| Prix | 6.3 | Certains utilisateurs jugent le rapport qualité-prix satisfaisant, tandis que d’autres estiment trouver mieux pour moins cher. |
| Fiabilité | 1.4 | Les avis vont d’un fonctionnement impeccable à des pannes répétées de bornes, ce qui suggère une fiabilité très variable. |
| Couverture | 3.5 | La couverture divise, excellente dans certaines grandes maisons, mais insuffisante ou irrégulière dans d’autres installations. |
| Fonctions | 1.0 | L’intégration Google Home et les fonctions familiales plaisent, mais les réglages, la QoS, le support et le mode point d’accès sont critiqués. |
| Installation | 7.0 | La détection des bornes et la reconnexion avec le même SSID sont généralement simples, malgré quelques redémarrages ou précautions de câblage. |
Avis Reddit
54 avis analysés · Positifs 22 Neutres 7 Négatifs 25
avis pertinents ·
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No_Clock2390 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
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MCGrunge 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Maybe you got a lemon? I've had mine for years and I've maybe restarted it twice. Multiple 4k streams at once, plus video games, smart home stuff, etc. I forget it's even there because i never have to think about it.
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Amazing-Bag 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Mine works so well I keep forgetting it is there
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Yeah my house, garage and backyard full of them. From cameras to plugs to hubs to speakers and door locks etc. maybe i don't ask much from them but they do what I need them to. I might have 30+items on my google home
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Rnewbs 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Google is famous for it. If it needs cloud access, forget it. [https://killedbygoogle.com/](https://killedbygoogle.com/)
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RamsDeep-1187 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · long time google Wi-Fi user - upgrade questions If you wish to keep using GoogleWifi or Nest then you are maxed out at 1GB across all current generations. I have the current generation Nest Wifi Pro and get \~900MBPS which is close enough to my 1GB offering.
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Shygar 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Yes it makes a huge difference. I have 3 sets of them hardwired.
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grantcalibre 🇬🇧
5 commentaires analysés
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Yeah people who keep saying I just got a lemon driving me a bit nuts. If this many people are having issues it's not an isolated "lemon" it's a bad product build.
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible If you read other reviews of the product and comments here, it's not just me experiencing this. So if it is a lemon, then Google is sure is cranking out a high rate of lemons. Terrible quality control.
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible If I got a lemon it seems like a lot of people got lemons and maybe Google just has really poor quality control on these things? Because at least every other day one of the 3 Pro routers would fail and crash everything that was connected to it.
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Yeah, it's not a speed issue, it's a reliability issue. When I run speed tests I get about the same speeds as you. The issue is one or more of the meshes in the system crashing, and thus crashing all the devices connected to that node.
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Do you have a lot of smart home devices? I'm trying to understand why it seems like such a terrible product for some people and so smooth for others. I've read so many horror stories like my own.
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SillyPepper 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Same here. 2 BE22000's run circles around my old 3 puck Nest Pro mesh. Now they sit in a closet. Don't think I'd feel comfortable giving them away.
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boxdgm 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Other than the 6ghz band being weak mine were rock solid
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BusinessBear53 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Google tends to reduce or pull support from products after release. The Stadia is a prime example of it. My sister had a Pixel and they bricked it with an android update. They refused to reimburse her for it.
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edd_209 🇬🇧
3 commentaires analysés
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! It picks it up automatically.
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Yes it says great. I was also only to get good before. The difference in speed between great and good is quite significant.
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! I paid £500 for x3 ~25m Cat 6 runs from where the Fibre/Internet comes into the home, to different parts of the house. All the runs go outside, and back in where they're needed.
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Davegenie 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Same here, did this a few years ago, perfect WiFi!!!
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meski_oz 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Even using an old coax run with MoCA is going to help a lot.
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ManBehavingBadly 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Just a little tip, use cat7, the price difference is negligible and you are future proofing.
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! I read here some time ago that you just first need to make the mesh wirelessly and then connect the cables.
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Kdbrewst 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! What did this cost you? I am so tired of ours dropping and having to reset them every other month. We are moving from a 3k/sq home to a 5k one next month. We both WFH full time too....
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awfulWinner 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! I was lucky to find 1 cable run from the dining room closet to the basement. Means my Plex server in the living room has full cat5e speed downstairs to my mini PC + DAS 5 Bay drive. I am so close to getting someone to come in and professionally get wires up to mine and my wife's office rooms. My puck will do around 250mpbs up here but it can get saturated with WiFi devices sometimes. Wired back haul would kick ass if/when I do it. So enjoy the speed!
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alexbtft 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! I backhauled my two nodes by going through the old telephone wiring ports that ran outdoors. So my Cat6 runs outside along the top wall. Game changer for sure.
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International_Box_60 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Wired back haul means your mesh node is connected to router with ethernet. Usually mesh device with communicate both directions with wireless which is inherently slower than wired. Wireless is half duplex(though newer technologies are full duplex). They still are not able to consistently transmit at 1gb, which the backhaul likely is linking at. Wired anything will always be faster, for the next few years anyway.
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bob_hund_1 🇬🇧🌐
3 commentaires analysés
r/HomeNetworking · Google Nest Wifi Pro causes bufferbloat – ISP line is A, Ethernet to router is B, but WiFi is D. Time to replace the Google Nest mesh system? 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?
r/HomeNetworking · Google Nest Wifi Pro causes bufferbloat – ISP line is A, Ethernet to router is B, but WiFi is D. Time to replace the Google Nest mesh system? Never actually tried dedicated APs – I kept the Google nodes in place (they refused to go into AP mode and stayed in NAT, creating double NAT). I did try a GL-iNet GL-MT3000 with CAKE/SQM upstream, but that made things worse for the same reason. Any router + AP recommendations? Budget \~$500–700, wired runs to basement and living room already in place.
r/HomeNetworking · Google Nest Wifi Pro causes bufferbloat – ISP line is A, Ethernet to router is B, but WiFi is D. Time to replace the Google Nest mesh system? Top: Grade A (direct to Genexis) / Middle: Grade B (Ethernet to Google node) / Bottom: Grade D (WiFi via mesh)" https://preview.redd.it/5qrws9z3hrug1.jpeg?width=1121&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e8d6d7c8250ca2d5da603e115d3738c9a3fa59f3
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tensorfish 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Google Nest Wifi Pro causes bufferbloat – ISP line is A, Ethernet to router is B, but WiFi is D. Time to replace the Google Nest mesh system? With two wired runs already there, I wouldn't buy another sealed mesh box. I'd switch to a real router that can do SQM, then use boring APs for the floors, because Google is doing the NAT queueing and the Wi-Fi part badly at the same time. Merlin/Asus can work, but the bigger fix is splitting router and AP duties instead of hoping the next kit is less annoying.
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easysocietynj 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/tmobileisp · Internet mesh extender question NEST pro sucks! I had issues with Nest and speeds. I have since switched to Ubiquiti and never been so happier. A bit of a higher investment but lots of options and you don’t need to do a major overhaul once you’re in the Eco System
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DnB925Art 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/Nest · Nest Doorbell not connecting after installing Nest WiFi Pro, google telling me I have to replace Did you use the same SSID (network name) as your old network when you changed to the pros? When I upgraded to the pros, I made sure I kept the same SSID so everything would just reconnect automatically.
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djkeithers 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible I have a decently large (newly built home) and a big backyard with pool and structure and needed wifi for outdoor TVs, Sonos, etc. It took me no joke SEVEN of the Google WiFi pro’s ALL HARDLINED back to the networking room switch to get coverage on our property. That’s about how good they work. If you can do a wired backhaul or whatever it’s called , you can get pretty good performance. I was going to switch to the higher orbi’s or EERO max 7s, but with those I was going to need 4. It was going to be too expensive to switch because I already had so much Google stuff. Additionally Google WiFi mesh has been notoriously bad with Sonos. It’s finally starting to work better. We would have rooms just disappear from the system despite the Google home app showing them connected to the internet.
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible yeah I know that, but I've had various actual IT professionals over at the house trying to figure out the best configuration. Any less than this amount and there are dead zones on my property that get zero signal. My home sorta defies logic. The wifi signal doesn't even make 30 ft down the hall to my office from the networking area that has the main router. We at least get 600-800MBPs up and down nearly at every corner of the property now. Google wifi pro is supposed to get up to 1GB I think? And our house has 2GB wired....but 600MB is enough for all practical stuff that is going on at our home. We have a ton of devices and frequently have a lot of people at our home. And finally we have it working stable
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Apart_Passenger3886 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Nest Pro WiFi is absolutely terrible. I fought with it for years handling a bunch of devices, matter products, etc. I gave up two months ago for Unify. Such a dramatic transformation after years of poor WiFi performance. There is no such thing as a “lemon” in this product category.
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cgarray17 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/Spectrum · Wifi 7 router coverage This is not correct, I have plenty of older security cameras including Arlo ones that use 2.4 and the WiFi 7 router from spectrum is band steering them to the correct band. I also had an nest WiFi pro system with 3 nodes and it is nice but if you have Gig like me the nest WiFi pro will cost you speed your paying for as my system even plugged in to the main node could only get 750mb down where the Spectrum one also hardwired and wireless gave me 1150mb down no issues and everything connected right up when I switched the SSID to the same as my old network.
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shiestyruntz 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh https://preview.redd.it/g39fu386oi2e1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ea956fc15eaa27b4c23dd4cc459838d839c2113f I went with the google nest and i for the price I’m more than happy tbh. PlayStation portal finally works perfectly :)
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Yeah I’ve had them for over a month and really no complaints only once have I had to reset the router cause PS5 speeds were cooking it but beside that no real complaints
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Dimensional_Dragon 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh You can technically put them in bridge mode but only if you run Ethernet to each of them. The mesh only works if at least one is the router
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alelop 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Ive recommended this product to a few people and its rock solid mate. Unsure what you have heard.
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh this is a great price and will work well for what you are wanting it to do. The wifi 6e is also going to be good to get devices onto the fastest network. That is a bloody good price aswell. I am in Aus aswell. Just recommended someone else to do this setup and they get almost full speeds throughout the house.
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Kitchen-Leg8500 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/GoogleWiFi · long time google Wi-Fi user - upgrade questions blah didnt realize they stupidly put 1gb/s ports on devices they advertise as 5gb/s cumulatively across bands. Guess will have to go another direction or wait for next gen.
r/GoogleWiFi · long time google Wi-Fi user - upgrade questions They are advertised as 5ghz and 6ghz as max speeds of 2404mb/s? that was the whole point of wifi 6 I believe?
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ciphervexa 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! do it, you won’t regret it at all once you see your plex scrubbing instantly and big files moving like they’re local, you’ll wonder why you waited so long
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yelowsnw2 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! Well darn. Mine only says good from its backhaul connection.
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deltatux 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Google Nest Wifi Pro causes bufferbloat – ISP line is A, Ethernet to router is B, but WiFi is D. Time to replace the Google Nest mesh system? The Google units are definitely not helping but there's a good chance that even if you buy another set of mesh units, you're going to see the same problem. The main problem is doing this over WiFi and WiFi is an unstable medium, especially if you have lots of neighbours (congestion/interference). I previously had a set of Unifi APs (with all wired backhauls) throughout the home, had bufferbloat issues. I ended up wiring up the machine affected by bufferbloat the most and the bufferbloat issue vanished, went from an F to an A on the bufferbloat test. Initially I thought it was an issue with my Opnsense router (with & without QoS enabled) but it truly was WiFi and my neighbourhood is not very congested as I don't live in a big city. I have since upgraded to Grandstream APs which allowed me to wire in that device without doing another ethernet run from the switch. Haven't tested over WiFi as I already solved my issue.
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LostVector 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/Ubiquiti · 3x Unifi Express 7 a good idea? The appeal of UniFi is being able to customize your networking perfectly for a particular location. Well, it is to me, anyway. I don’t find the idea of saving a few bucks to make the setup half done and “nest” like appealing. PoE is a big part of what makes this work well.
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fotoflux 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/orbi · Orbi 970 Questions Is there any documentation on this outside of individual reports on Reddit? I am experiencing disconnects when switching routers and walking through the house, my doorbell camera now randomly disconnects and my EV now says it’s not connected to the internet according to my app when it is camped on WiFi. I have tried using a 2.4 ghz band explicitly. I didn’t have any of these problems with my Nest WiFi Pro
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arichter213 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/Nest · Nest Doorbell not connecting after installing Nest WiFi Pro, google telling me I have to replace I did the same. Doorbell connected without issue. That sucks for OP, though. While not terribly hard, it's time consuming to set everything up again. Not sure why it wouldn't connect to a new SSID, but I've experienced weirder with some of their products, so it doesn't surprise me, unfortunately 🫤
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Ok_Carpenter_6936 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible I have a 3 node mesh system and gigabit Internet and regularly see 800mb upload and 10-20 download. Could be your isp. Plug you pc into the port and run a speed test.
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Evorgleb 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Mine works great. Not a single issue
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HereForTheComments57 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible I have a lot of devices in my home and used the Wifi pro since release. While I never have issues, I do believe there are better systems out there for cheaper.
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happyhollowcoffee 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible TBF, their documentation says not to connect >5 points, or issues will be caused.
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KareemPie81 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Mine just works. It’s nice having a rock solid product never worrying about it
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TheRygiel 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/TpLink · Should Deco x55 WiFi 6 mesh system suffice for 3 floor house? \> What's their current Internet speed? Current internet speed: gigabit \> Are there a lot of data intensive tasks or devices in the network? No, there are not a lot of data intensive tasks. However they have many smart devices. I am trying to get an exact number but I would guess around 20 smart devices. \> Are you planning on wirelessly meshing the system or hardwiring each node (if you opt for the 3 pack)? The plan is to wirelessly mesh the system. Hardwiring each node would require ethernet wiring between floors or across a floor. Wireless daisy chain is the plan. \> to upgrade their Internet to anything higher than gigabit speeds I don't think they will get anything better an gigabit speeds for awhile imo. They are a little more suburban, borderline rural. I mostly just want to make sure this is as good as we can get for a reasonable price given how awful the Google Nest Wifi Pro was. They consistently would get 20mbps download AT BEST in the second floor living room, even after moving around the nodes as much as we could.
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Natural-Twist3944 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Errors are not that good and I have tried them all and returned the devices. Google mesh router 6E is surprisingly fairly decent in my book plus it has family security features included for free while eero you would need to pay for.
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh I read many poor things about Google Wi-Fi routers and I took the plunge anyways to see it for myself how bad they potentially are. For me it’s fine I’m a heavy gamer and big smart home user. It’s honestly been a better WiFi mesh router then others I bought and returned such as eero, and TP-Link. I have no issues, my only complaint is I wish it was a little more involved with settings but it’s simple interface is very unique compared to anyone else on the market and uses the Google smart home app. My speeds are flying, I personally got it because all the crap going on with TP-Link. I wanted to like eero but they are no good tbh. I don’t regret my decision with the google mesh router, I got the 6E version.
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evolutioned 🇬🇧
2 commentaires analysés
r/TpLink · Deco BE25 They don't load up on the Google home app favorites screen as fast as the nest wifi pro. It's just my experience. I'm assuming there is something on the nest wifi pro that makes it more compatible? Not sure. But based on experience, on the nest wifi pro, the live views are already on the GH widget. The be25 takes time to load when I turn the app on.
r/TpLink · Deco BE25 Coming from a nest wifi pro, this I have a 3 mesh be25. So far, the range proves to be faster and wider. I'm still getting the rest of my iot devices up to see stability. The reason I was on nest wifi pro (gave up asus zenmax wifi) because the nest wifi is super stable with all my cast devices as I love having speakers everywhere, plus the lights stability. So far the be25 is holding up with the exception of some devices I need to wake up to register them on this new router. I have 2 wifi 7 clients, and placed them on MLO network. Pretty stable and fast going room by room. Maybe the only thing I'm missing from the nest wifi pro is how snappy all my devices are in Google Home, especially the nest doorbells and cameras. Overall, it's great. Again this is coming from a nest wifi pro which is also dual band but only 6e vs wifi7 on the be25.
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slash65 🇬🇧🌐
2 commentaires analysés
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh If you plan on using a different router and just want these as AP's you will get a double NAT problem that can't be resolved. One of these have to be your main router to work properly and not work simply as wireless access points.
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Not in a mesh configuration
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Antique_Paramedic682 🇬🇧
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r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh My honest review and issues of things that annoyed me after a few years: \- Had excellent coverage in a 2600 and 3200 sq ft home with 3 of these. 1000/40 WAN service. I purchased all 3 right when they were launched. \- Wireless mesh isn't bad, but wired backhaul is fantastic. I used MoCa 2.5 adapters to use existing coax. \- Their QoS isn't great, and you have little to no ability to control it. Bufferbloat is a real issue when you're saturating the full 1Gbps. Starts to kick on around 500Mbps, maybe 25ms... +300ms at full link saturation. This was caused by the router itself, nothing else. I even connected a PC directly to it with no other nodes setup...same issue. PC direct to the cable modem, and the issue disappeared. \- You can change the DNS, but it'll still hands out its own internal DNS (192.168.86.1 by default) to clients. So, if you're running adguard or pihole on a different system, all DNS requests will come from the router and not from individual clients. I absolutely hated this, but if you don't run your own DNS... this doesn't matter. I ended up giving mine to my mom when she upgraded to 150/20 service. She's never going to notice the bufferbloat, and couldn't give a darn about the DNS issue. Works perfectly for her. I liked them a lot, but wouldn't recommend them for someone that has above 500Mbps speeds and expects to keep low latency gaming.
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Optimus02357 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh Just take a look at all the people who report issues with them here. Also, karma shows that others agree.
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kbrez 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Sounds like you got a lemon. I run the Google WiFi pro mesh in my house and have zero issues like this.
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Infinite-Process7994 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh It’s difficult to get support for google products. Sometimes It takes several google searches figure out how to get google device support. Even then, If I got someone on the phone, they just got all my information and said they couldn’t assist me, told me they would call me back, never did. However I would argue support will likely be just as bad or worse for any company with a similar product in this day and age.
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mylogicistoomuchforu 🌐
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r/GoogleWiFi · Wired backhaul - game changer! It automatically sees it. Sometimes it requires an unplug reboot after you plug in the cables tho.
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Moist_Original8840 🌐
1 commentaire analysé
r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Mine were trash as well
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Huskerzfan 🌐
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r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible Same. Went to unifi.
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Jazzlike-Bet-3995 🌐
1 commentaire analysé
r/tmobileisp · Internet mesh extender question The nest wifi pro is 6e
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Material2975 🌐
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r/googlehome · Google Wifi Pro is terrible So glad i chose eero over it
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skyfishgoo 🌐
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r/HomeNetworking · Worth it? Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e Mesh nope. go with asus
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Le Google Nest Wifi Pro est-il fiable ?
Le consensus Reddit est fortement partagé. Certains utilisateurs décrivent un système stable pendant des années avec de nombreux appareils, tandis que d’autres rapportent des bornes qui plantent, des pièces qui disparaissent du réseau et des redémarrages fréquents.
Le Nest Wifi Pro convient-il à une connexion gigabit ?
Des utilisateurs Reddit approchent 900 Mbit/s dans de bonnes conditions, mais d’autres restent nettement en dessous ou constatent une forte latence lorsque la connexion est saturée. Il paraît donc peu sûr pour qui exige tout le débit gigabit et une faible latence constante en jeu.
Faut-il utiliser un backhaul Ethernet ?
Les retours Reddit indiquent une amélioration nette avec un backhaul filaire, y compris via des adaptateurs MoCA sur du coaxial existant. Le maillage sans fil peut fonctionner correctement, mais ses performances sont jugées plus variables.
Peut-on l'utiliser comme simple point d'accès ?
Les utilisateurs Reddit signalent que cette configuration est restrictive. Une borne doit normalement servir de routeur pour conserver le maillage, sinon le mode pont peut imposer un câblage Ethernet et l'emploi derrière un autre routeur risque de créer un double NAT.
Probably not. Google doesn't stand behind their products.
I just don't trust them to fix it if something breaks in the software or the app. Google also offers zero customer support.