“I know the Google Nest Router has 2 ethernet ports, but does the Point have any ethernet ports?”
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Nest Point does NOT have any ports; only a power cable; and a switch for on/off of the speaker (allows "Hey Google" function, like commands and music). The Google version has ports, so can act as router or point; no speaker/mic switch. Size is different in contour/shape, esp. height and width differences, if you are fitting into a specific spot. / I upgraded from Google to Google Nest on the router and just one point; it says compatible, which it is, but how to do this-- no instructions. I ended up online chatting with Nest tech support, as I had to reset all the older Google points to recognize the new Nest Router. It was a pain; slow (Google Points can be slow, but eventually work)... and it disrupted every smart item I had connected; trying to fix, it canceled my subscriptions during some factory resets; everything had to be reconnected by app or by touching the device. Partly my fault, but a huge problem was no How To guide or instruction for the scenario of switching from Google to Google Nest. It just says "compatible". Probably easier when first setting up. A problem when there is a Google mesh already set up. The company in the app, FAQ, on box... should remind you how to factory reset the (older) Google points.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The access points do not have any ethernet ports only the router has them.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No the point doesn’t have any Ethernet port
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The points don’t have an ether net port it only has a power port.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, Nest Wifi point doesn't have ethernet ports. Nest Wifi point can be connected to the router wirelessly to extend your coverage and create your mesh system.
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