Google releases the Nest Wifi Pro Update to improve internet speeds

Google claims it will roll out an update to its Nest Wifi Pro in the next week to fix slow internet speeds that some users are experiencing. In a statement, Google said that it will release an update to the Nest Wifi Pro early next week to address slow internet speeds some users are experiencing. The edgeSanjay Noronha is the Google Nest Wifi product head. He said that the company is currently investigating reports of users experiencing slow internet speeds with Nest Wifi Pro routers and that its “teams were working on a solution.”

Google launched a file Nest Wifi Pro Router $199 Last MonthWhile encouraging support Faster Wi-Fi 6EIt should be capable of speeds up to 5.4 Gbps if your internet service supports it. It unlocks the 6GHz band, which helps to ease network congestion and automatically adjusts “network speed to reduce outages”.

The reports were soon published. Google Nest Community ForumA problem that limits download and upload speeds from 40Mbps to 60Mbps. Many users claimed that their old Nest Wifi Pro (which only supports Wi-Fi 5) outperformed the new one. First reported by 9to5Google.

No EveryoneThese problems are common for anyone who bought a router. Google confirmed that the problem affects only users in the UK using Point-to-Point Protocol (PPPoE). This system is used by many DSL service providers. It requires that you configure your router with a username, password, and then you can connect to Internet. According to the reports posted on the forum, the problem is also affecting users in the US, Europe, and elsewhere.

Google hasn’t yet revealed the reason for the slower speeds, but it is possible that a future software update (at the least for those who didn’t return the device immediately) will fix the problem.