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Google introduced Nest WiFi Pro. Il is a new mesh Wi-Fi router formula from Nest, which now supports Wi-Fi 6E. Which makes it a great upgrade to the old Nest WiFi formula.
This is a new tri-band router designed with WiFi 6E, as well as WiFi five and WiFi 6. Therefore, it works in the 2. 4 GHz, five GHz and 6 GHz spectrums. This allows much more traffic to pass through the router. vital with so many smart home products connected to our network. A few years ago, most families had about 3 devices (on average) connected to the internet. Now that number is about 25.
Nest is a literally affordable option for WiFi 6E, starting at $199. With a three-pack costing just $399. That’s not much more than the existing Nest WiFi costing $169 and $349 respectively.
WiFi 6E is rarely the only wonderful feature of Nest WiFi Pro. It is also added for Matter and Thread Border Router.
It’s a big surprise, as it’s popular that Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and many other corporations are running together, to make it easier to connect smart home devices. And having that built into the router at the floor point is a big deal.
This is all for the long-term smart home and makes Nest WiFi Pro a little more resilient in the long run.
The Nest WiFi Pro will be available in 4 colors: Snow, Fog, Linen and Lemongrass. Thus, you can adapt it to your Pixel 7, which will be announced in a few days. Speaking of colors, the Nest WiFi Pro built with over 60% recycled materials. And it has also been designed to be compatible with its internal design. Therefore, you are more likely to place it somewhere in sight. This will give you higher web speeds, and that’s important.
Now, unlike Nest WiFi, the Pro style doesn’t have a built-in Google Assistant speaker. Nest found that users generally don’t place their routers where their smart speakers would be. So I don’t upload it this time. This probably also helped keep the value low.
Pre-orders for Nest WiFi Pro begin today and will be available on October 27. Again, it costs $199 for a single router and $399 for three.
Alex has been writing for Androidheadlines since 2012 as editor-in-chief of the site and has traveled around the world for many of the most important events related to generation and smartphones. Their specialties lie in smartphones of all budgets, accessories, home automation and more. Contact him at [email protected]
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