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How should I place mesh Wi-Fi points around my home?
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Each Nest Wifi Pro device you add after the first is considered a mesh point . To provide expanded Wi-Fi coverage, the connection between each point needs to be strong. Make sure the router and points are evenly spread out, but not too far from each other.
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- Where to place your Wifi devices - Google Home and Nest Help — Google Home and Nest Help
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- Use when: - planning or improving the physical topology of a wireless mesh system; - the user wants coverage without creating a weak point-to-point link.
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- Excluded when: placing only the primary router → A1-26; a point is already online but the mesh link is weak → A1-29; a point repeatedly goes offline → A1-21; adding/pairing a new point fails → A1-05..
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