As such, the Nest Wi-Fi Pro has a glossy finish and comes in even more colors. Unlike with one of the best Wi-Fi routers, mesh routers can’t be tucked away in a corner since the satellites need to be spread throughout your home for better Wi-Fi coverage. Most other mesh Wi-Fi systems only allow you to use two satellites alongside a router. The reason being is that “adding more may be detrimental to Wi-Fi performance,” according to the company. Google recommends adding no more than five points to a single network for a total of six units (1 router + 5 points). As Nest Wifi Pro uses Wi-Fi 6E instead of Wi-Fi 5, it’s not compatible with either of Google’s previous mesh Wi-Fi systems. This means that those who are upgrading from the company’s first mesh Wi-Fi system can use their old units to expand their Wi-Fi coverage. Another big difference between the Nest Wifi Pro and Nest Wifi is the fact that Nest Wifi is also compatible with Google Wifi. Unlike the Nest Wifi, all of the units are identical and can act as either a router or a satellite during setup. While these are the list prices for all of these devices, they will likely go on sale or be permanently discounted in the future as Google’s main focus is now the Nest Wifi Pro.Ī single Nest Wifi Pro costs $199 while a two-pack costs $299 and a three-pack costs $399. Meanwhile, a single Nest Wifi router costs $169 while a router and a single point costs $269 and a router and two points costs $349. If you head to the Google Store, you can still find Google Wifi listed for a very affordable $99 for a single unit and for $199 for a three-pack of interchangeable units. Nest Wifi vs Nest Wifi: Price and availability

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