I have 26 devices hooked up to my network and no more buffering issues

Oddly enough, with the several dozen wireless/smart devices in our household, I do not have a Google assistant, so I can’t speak to compatibility.

I was having issues with wi-fi downstairs since I stream everything (no cable) and have a bunch of smart devices (Nest, Alarm, Ring, wi-fi smoke detectors); my signal was a bit slow

The vast majority of routers that I owned were horrible: random disconnects, some devices not connecting, slow, 5ghz band not working

We also have quite a few devices connect to our WiFi (usually around 20) and we don't have any issues devices disconnecting from WiFi, unlike our old router

Once the message Nest Wifi is up to date, wireless devices are ready to connect to it

I love the fact that they include a usage tracker which can display your overall network usage as well as a device by device breakdown

Device works fine with the Ethernet backhaul.

Why can't I see something like "which device used up the most bandwidth during the last 24 hours" without staring at my phone for 24 hours

This causes issues which 2.4G devices which are close to the router (at least for the initial setup).4

Use the App under General and Reset and remove the devices, so it is removed from the App and the devices are cleared.

and I have typically 17-20 various devices and smart home devices connected at any one time

I was having issues with wi-fi downstairs since I stream everything (no cable) and have a bunch of smart devices (Nest, Alarm, Ring, wi-fi smoke detectors); my signal was a bit slow

I learned that the newer devices must be the bridge in order for them to all worked together

The devices are quite attractive

I have a ton of wifi/ smart home devices and am constantly adding

Most devices are fine with the mixed frequency but a few can get confused (and for those it’s generally better to have a dedicated 2.4 GHz).There are two identical routers included in this package and those turn into mesh nodes when on the same network

This allowed me to directly connect certain devices, like gaming consoles, so the internet connection is strong and constant

Once downloading the Google Home app and powering up the router, the app searches for available devices to set up and the rest is fairly easy

Why can't I throttle a specific device, or limit the overall upstream bandwidth used

Why can't I throttle a specific device, or limit the overall upstream bandwidth used

Google suggests, and I am not joking here - you take your smart device and walk down the street to try and force it on to the 2.4GHz band.

Installation was perhaps the simplest setup for any smart device I have encountered

I have a lot of smart home devices which need 2.4ghz only.

but I found this to be the easiest tech device I've ever set up (maybe 10 minutes total for both routers).

rule!The Google Home app is pretty intuitive and lets you control other smart devices from the same interface such as lights, switches, etc

Im a huge samsung fan but this was a gift and seamlessly integrated into my samsung network of smart devices

Namely, the devices kept connection issues where the router became unavailable or simply slowed down to a trickle

Before buying this product, I was really concerned about the number of buyers having issues setting up a mesh network (two devices)

Our Smart Home devices prefer the Nest WiFi signal vs the Google WiFi points when setup together