Nest (Google) - Nest Wifi Router (2nd Generation) with Points

I've been using Google's 2nd mesh wifi router since 2021 with no issues at all. Even with brief power outages it comes back on with normal operation without the need to do anything on my part.

I live in Dayton. Looking to get rid of my Google Nest mesh system. AC2200 I think, so not the newest newest. Any interest?

A mesh system sounds the go. I'm really happy with my 3 pick Google Nest system. Really easy to use and monitor.

look up a google mesh system and buy the 2 pack. the google mesh system is extremely simple to set up. **how it works** **step one:** you take plug one of the mesh hubs into your router via Ethernet **step two:** you take the other mesh hub and plug it into a power outlet with in 150 feet of the first hub **step three:** you download the google home app, login using your Gmail, then it will detect the mesh hubs and walk you through how to set them up also on the back of the hubs there is a Ethernet out port that will connect to your computer heres the link Nest WiFi Router with 1 Point - Mesh for Wireless Internet Wi-Fi Extender Smart Speaker Works and Google Home Systems Snow [https://a.co](https://a.co/d/7dtcxgE)

Google Mesh (which I'm gonna buy my own and return their devices) Edit: I really don't know why this is getting downvoted. My router is the Google Mesh. It's the router (set of 3) they gave me to use. I'll have to return them to not pay their equipment fee

Nauh, if anything the Pro is better. But honestly, I’d ditch it all completely. I thought it would be seamless, it is, but has zero advanced customization. When these die, I’ll get back on to Asus or something that can take custom firmware. Anyway, the Pro has Ethernet port on each AP, so it can use a wired backhaul.

Eero, google nest, orbi. But you would buy a whole new mesh WiFi setup. If you already have a to link router you wouldn’t go buy a eero to extend off the TPLink

I've used my Google Nest mesh wifi hubs for the past 2.5 years with TMHI. I just connect the primary access hub into the TMHI hub (G4AR) via ethernet cable. It's worked fine since we got TMHI. I have over 40+ IoT devices connected to my Nest mesh wifi. All work well. I have a primary and secondary mesh access points. The primary is in the house and the secondary is in another small building about 80ft away with no problems. I also have a TP-Link extender for the back yard which also works well. FYI. PS Not sure where JasonDJ is coming from. I've been in tech for over 35 years with multiple wifi networks both residential and commercial. I would say the majority are solid, reliable, and stable. A few had problems but were either quickly updated or replaced.

Yes it will. Just remember you have to plug the primary access point into the TMHI hub via Ethernet cable.

4 software engineers ??!! .. cmon.. don’t matter who your ISP is , if you have a crappy setup , you’re gonna have “wifi” drops you want to setup a MESH system at your home - i recommend ubiquiti but setup can be tricky so , maybe those google Nest routers ? THIS IS IMPORTANT - for ISP , make sure your uploads either match your download or something over 100mbps - a lot of ISPs cheap you with high UP but low DOWN I use Google Fiber

I had ResTech internet at one of my apartments previously as well and was happy with the google nest router.