Customer Ratings & Reviews

This Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6E is a high-quality, fast, and easy-to-install router.

First set I bought did not work was doa but the return was easy and so far everything has been good with the network was easy to set up and been running excellent.

The Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e AXE5400 Mesh Router is an impressive addition to the world of home networking. This 2-pack system, available in a sleek Snow color, offers robust performance and seamless connectivity for modern households. Performance: The Nest Wifi Pro 6e utilizes the latest Wi-Fi 6e technology, providing faster speeds and improved capacity. With AXE5400 capabilities, it ensures smooth streaming, gaming, and browsing experiences even in high-demand environments. Coverage: The mesh system is designed to cover large areas, making it ideal for homes with multiple floors or extensive layouts. The 2-pack configuration ensures that dead zones are eliminated, providing consistent and reliable internet access throughout the house. Ease of Use: Setting up the Nest Wifi Pro 6e is straightforward, thanks to the intuitive Google Home app. The app guides users through the installation process and offers easy management of network settings, parental controls, and device prioritization. Design: The Snow color and minimalist design allow the routers to blend seamlessly into any home decor. Their compact size ensures they can be placed discreetly without compromising on performance. Security: Google has integrated advanced security features to protect your network from potential threats. Regular updates ensure that the system remains secure and up-to-date. Overall: The Google Nest WIFI works for my home and outdoor patio. I have use it connected to Fiber which has improved my coverage by 3000 without any latency. If you are looking at purchasing a WIFI Mesh System that gives you the best coverage, the Google Nest Wifi Pro 6e is this best in the business.

I’ve used Google’s WiFi products since the OnHub and this generation is the best one yet… in terms of hardware. It’s fast and easy to use once it’s set up. The RANT: The Google Home app is actually a tragedy. The Google WiFi app from the past was such a great hub for setting up and configuring OnHub and Google WiFi devices. When we moved over to the Google Home app with the first Nest WiFi: wow what a disappointment, and the app continues to DISappoint. It’s ugly, hard to use and the worst part of all: If you are migrating from earlier Google/Nest WiFi products YOU HAVE TO FACTORY RESET YOUR WIFI SETTINGS. What the??? Yes, there’s no migration manager to take your settings forward so you have to start over! Remember your settings or all your devices will need to be reconfigured. Think of all those smart homes out there that are going to be in massive disarray! The Google Home app; I hate it! Okay, now the good part… Other than the dismal setup this wifi router rocks! I got the snow version of the Pro and wow is it shiny in comparison to the original Nest WiFi. It’s also about an inch taller and a bit less deep. I think the light is also brighter in its brightest configuration. We have a three story 2600 sq. ft. old brick house with a basement. Previously we had Google WiFi then upgraded to Nest WiFi with four pucks in our mesh. We generally don’t get good WiFi without a repeater or a mesh network because of our old style thick, solid walls. Hey, the speed of this router is tops. I have a 400Mb/s connection and I get at least 250Mb/s everywhere in the house. Normally in the corners, I’m glad to get 25Mb/s. WiFi 6E 6GHz is real, it’s here, and it’s fast! I bought another Pro to get our second floor fully covered in 5-bar WiFi goodness. I’m so surprised at the coverage of this product! Here’s the main reason why you’ll upgrade: The speed doesn’t really decrease with a huge amount of devices on your network. We have a smart home with over 100 devices at times sipping at the 2.4 & 5Ghz. Adding 6GHz really made a difference. Further, the way that Google manages the channels on each point allows for less clashing when you have a bunch connected. I’m impressed! I was able to turn my Nest cameras to higher rez and bandwidth without affecting my GoogleTVs and my laptops running Zoom and Google Meet video conferencing. During the time I ran the Nest WiFi Pro as single point and mesh, I didn’t lose connection at any time walking throughout the house with my cell phone in my back pocket and wearing headphones. From top floor to back stair and basement, the connection stayed solid. This is a solid, whole heartedly recommended product. I’m excited to know that this router supports and extends Thread which will be required if running Matter 1.0 in smart homes. Although Google doesn’t make any promises that there will be any functionality from Matter, I’m so stoked that there’s a possible future Thread extender or hub in this product! Pro: - Looks great, but the colors… they’re so subtle - Very reliable WiFi signal, you’ll need less pucks than with Google WiFi or the OG Nest WiFi - Keeps up with speed up to 1Gb/s, even with lots of devices. - Solid connection that doesn’t give up. Yes to 6GHz - Supports Thread protocol which should be interesting to smart home builders Cons: - Extremely frustrating setup if coming from previous Google WiFi products - The Google Home app is ugly and unfriendly compared to the OG Nest app or the old Google WiFi app - I severely dislike the Google Home app

Very good! Easy to setup and expanded my coverage in my house significantly!

Google really did it right with an easy set up and system that work instantly. Were simple users but these are great!

I purchased the 3-pack Nest WiFi Pro as an open-box deal to replace my older Google Mesh system with four pucks. Setting up the main router wasn’t exactly a breeze, but fortunately, there’s plenty of information available online to help troubleshoot issues. It took me three attempts to get the initial router installed successfully, but once that was done, adding the other units was quick and seamless. By keeping the same SSID and password, all of my devices reconnected automatically on the first try. Overall, it’s been an excellent upgrade from my old Google Mesh. The Nest WiFi Pro is noticeably faster, and with just three units, I’m getting better coverage than I did with four of the older pucks. So far, so good—very happy with the switch!

When the new updated Google Mesh router was announced with 6e capabilities which are faster than regular Wi-Fi 6 speed I was excited to see which of my home devices would have increased speeds because of having a fiber Gigabit modem in my home which is a little larger than the recommended square footage of 2200 in the specs. A two-story home can be a challenge with possible dead zones but so far, the new Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e AX5400 Mesh Router has worked remarkably well throughout the home. I was impressed with how easy the setup process was for this latest Mesh system from Google since it basically had simple steps such as plugging in the power and downloading the Google Home app on an Android phone or an iPhone. I had two of the latest models of each type of phone operating system and had the applications already setup. The next step of setting up the Google Mesh system required to scan the QR code on the bottom of the light-colored unit. I tried repeatedly to scan the code with my new iPhone, but it would not recognize the code even with trying to use a flashlight to help illuminate the area. I then was relieved to instantly have success when I used my latest Android phone the Fold 4 which immediately found the code and moved along quickly in the final setup process. I decided to avoid conflicts with my existing fiber Gigabit modem/router and used the same SSID to prevent having to reset the home Wi-Fi settings on the dozens of devices that are connected to it. I was very happy to find that the important system settings in the Google Home app were easy to turn on or off depending on your own home best situation for security and if you can use all of the options such as the WAP3 security if most of your devices are compatible with it. The next option is using the 160 MHz for the maximum 5GHz utilization if all your devices are also compatible with it. The final option that I needed for my own personal system was to turn on IPv6 option since it is faster than the existing IPv4 option. I do not think this is a critical setting for most people unless they intend on using their system for a lot of gaming which would benefit more from the IPv6 option. I put my system through many tests due to the various operating systems and location of the devices plus the fact that some were laptops, iPads, and many streaming items that need plenty of bandwidth. I ran the Speedtest application on my phones and computers in different areas of the house and was pleased with the speeds that the new Google Mesh 6e Router was able to achieve. When I was in close proximity to the new mesh router I had the highest speeds I have ever seen on the two phones which was impressive being between 700-800 mbps. I am very happy with the new router and am pleased to see a new well executed product improvement that will benefit so many people.

Very easy to setup and use. The 2 mesh devices work well and the coverage is reasonable.

Went with home wireless internet and needed to extend service to my office basement. A co- worker on the network team said to go with Google as it just works. He was right. The router is on the 2nd floor. This is a two node mesh and works great. Handles zoom meetings, streaming devices and others doing homework. Only challenge is every two to three months, the basement ends point needs to get moved a few inches for an adjustment to connect back with the mesh.

Overall, it’s a good router and easy to set up, but you can’t select what channel you want your device to be on as it’s automatic, so if you have a device that needs to be on a 2.4 channel, good luck.

Have them hardwired to each other and the coverage is awesome. Just as fast on either end of the house. Wired instructions could be better. Had to look online for settings. Works well with google home app and nest cameras.

Using the Google Home app is convenient enough, they work well when working properly but frequent drops after a couple weeks I can’t seem to figure out why and my old system doesn’t do it. I had a 3 mesh setup of Samsung Connect Home Pros before and the wifi speeds were terrible but the connection was solid and barely ever completely stopped working like these have been doing. Getting them to connect properly, even after looking up videos still took over an hour. Not to tout my own knowledge but I’ve worked in the tech industry for over a decade so I’m pretty versed in setting up networking equipment, and while the steps are simple…just getting them to actually find and complete setup was just annoying. Had to continually reboot and kept them right next to each other still had trouble connecting the mesh initially, it’d find it in the app but unable to setup for seemingly no reason…it finally just worked after numerous reboots. Overall the speeds are good but for the latest and greatest I was expecting the max speeds I can get. If I connect the LAN I have 600Mbps and with the Samsung’s I typically got 150-200Mbps wireless. With these I typically get 400-500Mbps. I’ve tried everything to figure out why the drop from the main router and have no idea. If I don’t have the mesh setup at all I get the full 600Mbps speeds but much shorter range of course. I am fine with those speeds, it’s the every other day disconnections that have become frustrating. Rebooting fixes it but no clue why the main unit cuts out from the connection to the modem. It’s definitely not the modem based on replugging in the Samsung’s for a few days and no issues. The range is good on them, the speeds are fine but certainly not impressive (I did try a doupble priced 2-pack Orbi and they had around 500Mbps speeds off the mesh but no issues disconnecting). I’m tempted to return these but I wanted to like them for the value. I don’t know if it’s defective or if the mesh is really that poor on the distance (each is about 20-25ft from each other) causing the random disconnects, not quite full speeds, and the bad taste from the initial experience I’m not real impressed.

Setup was fairly straightforward since I already have things that use the Google Home app. But I was initially frustrated that not all of my devices would connect automatically even though I used the same wifi network name and password -- even contacted customer support for one device. But what do you know -- woke up the next morning to have all of my devices connected, and even one device (Fitbit Aria 2 scale) that stopped connecting to my old router years ago! The only thing I miss from my old router that this router doesn't have are time limits for my kids (but it does have bedtimes). But overall it's definitely an upgrade -- connections are much faster. You just might have to wait for some devices to connect on their own, or move them so the router connects to them better. Hope this helps someone. Happy holidays!

My experience with these Google WiFi mesh routers has been good, solid coverage and easy setup once I eliminated my user-error.

easy to setup as a basic mesh wifi. Easy to setup guest NW's for the parties on the go. Good control on the network settings. If you have August connect you may see frequent disconnects as it needs dedicated 2.4Ghz.

The Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e AX5400 Mesh Router is the perfect mesh Wi-Fi for homes. For the past 5 years I have been using my internet providers router/modem combo and the signal was just not cutting it anymore, since I’ve added several 4K TVs that are all used for streaming. Since installing the Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e it has been a real eyeopener of just how bad my internet providers router was, immediately I noticed a huge increase in speeds for my Wi-Fi devices. On my old router I was getting about 25-40Mbps over Wi-Fi depending on where I was in my house, with the Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e AX5400 on the 5g signal I was getting up to 500Mbps and getting 600Mbps when plugged directly into the router to my PC and Xbox. Setup was a breeze in that you download the Google Home app on your phone and hit add new device and just plug router into your modem and follow the steps and boom your good to go. I have ordered the Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e AX5400 2-pack to give my home better coverage because I still have some weaker signal areas (getting about 100 Mbps now) in my home that I would like to take full advantage of the Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e AX5400. Do make sure you pair this with a 3.1 Cable modem, so that you get the best possible speeds, because if you get a 3.0 Cable modem you could end up bottle necking your router and not getting the speeds you are paying for. I recommend going with the Arris 3.1 Cable Modems because they work with all the major providers and its easy to set up also. Overall, I highly recommend upgrading to the Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6e AX5400 Mesh Router for anyone with a relatively big home to get the best speeds and it’s the best introductory price point for Wi-Fi 6e router, and since its mesh you can just add more of them to get the best possible coverage in home.

Really useful, you connect one of these guys to your router and the other can be placed wherever you want in your house. The setup is fairly simple. My only complaint is if your original router is bugging out, so will the google mesh.

These work well. Set up was super easy. It literally walks you through. A 10 year old can do it. They link to each other one by one. The Google was not on my radar initially as I have always been a tp link user, but with the espionage accusations and security doubts with that product being potentially deported, I switched. Research did not bring me to Google. But in the end I found these. So glad I do. Google is a strong company with access to quality suppliers and they look out for their shareholders and national interest. These are safe and work extremely well.

After 3 weeks of use I am very satisfied with the coverage and speed of this equipment. One extender provides full signal in a 2 story 2000 square foot house but is pretty limited around the outside. Speed and latency are pretty consistent even in the furthest points away from an extender. The app works well for set up but is pretty minimal on features otherwise I would give this 5 stars.