Google Nest WiFi Pro - Wi-Fi 6E - Reliable Home Wi-Fi System with Fast Speed and Whole Home Coverage - Mesh Wi-Fi Router - 3 Pack - Snow, Linen, Fog

I would have given this 5 stars, but I had a few small issues during setup of one of the units.

I got the three pack and it actually covers my entire house. I would've given it more stars but the only way to program anything is on the app on a phone and I am having a really hard time doing much. You cannot connect any devices with WPS, which I rarely do, and I cannot find any QOS settings. Other than it being a really good meshwork it is very limited period

My old router was not keeping up anymore and lacked wifi coverage. I placed these around my house and the WiFi is amazing. They are pretty big in size and the colors are very nice and easy to setup. I highly recommend these for your house.

I have been using two Amplifi Alien Wifi 6 routers in my 3400sqft house and had been enjoying it so far, but I still had a few problem areas I was hoping to fix without having to purchase another expensive router. My main goal was to replace my 2-node mesh with a 3-node mesh and spread them out for better edge coverage and a better connection for my outdoor Wyze cameras.I have purchased Google Wifi in the past for my parents and loved the ease of setup and low maintenance. I knew that Google's system would be a little less configurable (can't broadcast separate 2.4ghz and 5ghz SSIDs, can't name devices, etc.) but I figured they might make up for the configurability with better band-steering and expanding my overall coverage.I started by mapping out my house and gathering speed tests readings from multiple locations both inside and outside on my iPhone 13 pro over wifi 6. The picture shows my current setup with a black X marking the main router and additional AP as well as readings in mbps at various points in the house. Immediately after taking these readings, I installed the Nest Wifi Pro and took similar readings.The first issue I had was that even just two rooms over, the Google Home app was telling me that my AP had a weak signal from the router. I had a similar warning from the one that I placed upstairs and attempted to move them closer. I finally got a "good" signal from both, but quickly realized that this was unlikely so help me achieve my goal of better edge coverage to reach my outdoor cameras.I took more readings around the house (green X and numbers show the readings and locations of the Nest wifi). Most of the readings within the house were pretty strong and on par with my current two-node set up, but quickly declined anywhere near the edge of the house or outside.I had high hopes for the 2200sqft coverage claim, but it turns out that there needs to be quite a bit of overlap between the access points and they didn't seem to allow "chaining" to extend the range from the main node. Instead, all of the nodes needed to be within the "good" signal range of the main node.The lacking configuration and disappointing range means I'll have to return these and likely add another node to my existing setup to expand my coverage.

I bought to upgrade from the last model after 4 years of use. My internet Speed gets faster. Same as the last model, it seems to deliver inconsistent internet speeds - there have been times the internet was slow and other times it was fast.. however speed tests always show close to 1G. So, I rate 4 stars for that reason. Other than that it is good and reliable..