Everything Google Nest Wifi Can Do | Set Up to Voice Commands

Google Nest Wifi is here to simplify and enhance your Wifi experience! It can help you set up and manage your wireless network in no time. This video covers the following:
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Nest Wifi Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Current Wifi Setup
01:16 Required Devices for Nest Wifi
02:44 Nest Wifi Unboxing
04:27 Set up up Google Nest Wifi Router
07:15 Set up Wifi Point
10:40 Nest Wifi settings in the Google Home app
15:02 Where to place Nest Wifi & adding Network Switch
17:24 Wifi Point speed & speaker sound test
18:10 Add new Wifi to existing Google devices
19:46 Add Wifi credentials to all devices
21:05 Real-time device data & Priority Devices
22:21 Create Family Wifi Groups & Schedules
25:29 Create and share Guest Network
26:57 Advanced network settings & usage reports
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[@TechWithBrett]

Nest Wifi Timestamps: 00:23 Current Wifi Setup 01:16 Required Devices for Nest Wifi 02:44 Nest Wifi Unboxing 04:27 Set up up Google Nest Wifi Router 07:15 Set up Wifi Point 10:40 Nest Wifi settings in the Google Home app 15:02 Where to place Nest Wifi & adding Network Switch 17:24 Wifi Point speed & speaker sound test 18:10 Add new Wifi to existing Google devices 19:46 Add Wifi credentials to all devices 21:05 Real-time device data & Priority Devices 22:21 Create Family Wifi Groups & Schedules 25:29 Create and share Guest Network 26:57 Advanced network settings & usage reports

[@Robertganca]

Perfect timing with this upload.

[@irishboy06]

We have a house with no wi-fi, can a google nest wi-fi router work as a wi-fi modem?

[@snaprry2298]

Gift iconic skin please😊

[@knifeyonline]

@@irishboy06 nobody should get this as it's outdated technology, it's not Wifi6, and no you still need a modem separate to this.

[@carolinesylvester1735]

Tech With Brett cdcvvm,Mxbmm. The

[@melsantos3401]

I have been a huge advocate for using google wifi instead of other and even more expensive systems. I would love to have this as an upgrade to my current google wifi system

[@Robertganca]

Perfect timing with this upload.

[@TechWithBrett]

Exactly when I was planning on it...

[@katjafranczek7714]

Thank you for this. My old router just died and I ordered a Nest wifi and one point. Was hoping to be able to use my old name and pwd and you answered that in almost the first step. Saved this video to watch again once the router arrives.

[@SashaMirpour]

What a wonderfully great review! Waiting for this to be released in Sweden.

[@heyitsbroski]

Love the timestamps in the video. You rock!

[@kpjimmy]

A fantastic detailed and thorough vid! It answered a lot of my questions about adding this unit to my existing wifi network. I need to bookmark this for future use when mine is set up.

[@1BusyMama]

Just got mine yesterday so this was just what I needed

[@This_is_Fah]

well my friend, i am convinced to grab this due to this awesome vid!! great in depth review

[@how2technologies]

I had that same Asus router, setup as a repeater. Upgraded to Google Nest WiFi and I'm very happy with it.

[@tarawang8157]

超 神奇的 發明，感謝～Google Nest～讚到爆👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@StevenLynch12]

I am growing my smart home. I have a Google Assistant device in nearly every room, multiple chromecasts, nest thermostat and doorbell any many smart lights. I often watch your videos before setting up my devices. I have fast internet but have noticed it cutting out randomly on some devices. Looks like nest Wi-Fi might be the solution I'm looking for not only for better connectivity but also being able to prioritize as you mentioned seems like it would be great. Keep up the great videos!

[@aslanbeats2004]

yea keep getting those wiretaps cuz the government wants to spy on ya

[@SteelCityPGH]

Fantastic Video!! However, as far as device priority goes... 21:46 "we can set up a few of those" Only one device at a time can be set as a priority device for the specified time duration. If you select one device and then select another, you'll notice that the first device is no longer highlighted. I purchased this today and came across your video this evening. Truly a great how-to for the Nest Wifi!! Learned a lot!

[@lbarke2]

Thanks Brett! I'm excited and this read helpful

[@147Element]

This man has 58 connected devices! I’m I the only one blown away by that. Wtf

[@dougwang4147]

58 is understandable if you have a lot of smart devices, the funny thing is he only have 50 down internet speed.....

[@FarhaanIslam]

EiVaR I have about 28 devices in my household of 4 people, so yeah pretty believable.

[@johnny2003]

Yea that’s completely understandable. The only reason I don’t blow that out of the water is all of my hues are on one hub.

[@BADALICE]

I was thinking overkill. The laundry room? Seriously? I guarantee you his life is a nightmare. Things turning off and and on at random, crap music being played when you asked for a KZbin video, bluetooth getting hijacked, and now you can't connect unless you unplug everything. Not to mention Google assistant frequently cops an attitude and messes with you; even laughs about it.

[@cf1930]

Idk something about it doesn’t sit right with me, I just feel those wave frequencies are frying his brain.

[@sniesler]

Hi Brett, This was the best google wifi video I have seen, very in-depth, makes me just want them more, they would be perfect to run a smart home like ours which is used to make the house accessible for my wife. They sound way more reliable than a lot of standard wifi routers. Unfortunately we live in Australia and cannot enter this competition but just wanted to say thanks for making such an awesome video.

[@TechWithBrett]

Thanks for the support! Hopefully one day it can be available. It made everything very simple.

[@Chris-uh8rv]

Excellent video. Very easy to understand and follow along. The set up was easy. So far what he stated was very true to fact.

[@easterlake]

This has been very helpful as I decide which mesh system to purchase....thanks

[@JustinGreene0224]

That helps alot. I currently have Gen 1 Google Wifi with 4 points, but I have kept an eye on Nest Wifi for some of the new features. Namely, Wifi 6 is supported from my understanding and that would help as I get closer to the connected device limit in my home. Also, having Google Assistant built into the satellite pucks would remove a large number of my existing Google/Nest Homes. I also use a switch to split up hard line connections at the base, but I'm sad to see it removed from the satellites. That allowed me to remove wifi adapters from any PCs/laptops I wanted to have connected in distant rooms.

[@rishabhneb]

Thanks for such an in-depth amazing video. Kudos to you. loved it.

[@jam471975]

I have the Google Wi-Fi and I have loved this system. For the price this system I have had really great coverage and performance. Unlike most people I use wired back-haul between points because it really makes a difference with performance, especially one of the points is in my shed to cover the back yard and it's too far away to have a good connection with the other points. Yes I ran network cable out to my shed and it was worth it. Even in the back yard by my shed I'm getting 450Mbs download speeds with my 3 year old Google Wi-Fi... I have 1Gbs internet service in case you were wondering. Now with the new Nest Wi-Fi they have removed things that help improve network performance and added things that have absolutely nothing to do with Wi-Fi or it's performance especially on the points!! And on top of that they raised the price. They could have done so many things to improve on what was already a great product but instead they made it worse by replacing the network ports with things that nobody asked for. I will be looking else where when it is time to replace my Google Wi-Fi.

[@Brad-k]

Sub'd thanks for the total walk through.. I bought a Nest wifi a month ago and I learned so much from your video!!

[@liampayne6165]

! Vcg vcvxfsd ! people are going back to bed

[@hermancooper3582]

Thanks Brett, we got it...appreciate your help

[@usakott]

Love Google products and will appreciate Google WiFi as I'm using Netgear now.

[@alejandromntero]

best nest wifi video explicative ever. super recommended. new suscriber🤩

[@bluemoth1879]

Great video and review, just purchased the Google Nest Wi-Fi mesh system a week ago works fantastic and very reliable and consistent. 👍 Fast...:)

[@TechWithBrett]

Great to hear!

[@haydenlawrence6682]

Thanks for saying "Hey Google," quietly 😂

[@BADALICE]

Lol. I know hu?

[@lany_07gaming]

Everything are Google nest wifi, great review.

[@ITSME-fp5jx]

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[@braxtonreeves9587]

Good grammar bruh

[@allaboutroofing2]

I wish I knew what you meant to say. You got likes tho. 🤣

[@joncruz]

Great video tutorial!

[@escasa]

I really love the whole video. I just purchased one, and now I m able to use the entire ability

[@instantvortex3429]

Made the right choice! The points have google assistant no matter what!

[@TampaTec]

Great video 👍 I have old version and work great. I had so many issues with FiOS internet provider router but Google WiFi way more reliable.

[@BBQPitmaster626]

Hey I'm subscribed to your channel as well. It's a small world. 😃

[@TechWithBrett]

That is a great review Paul! I'm excited to no longer have those issues either!

[@zeroturn7091]

Not after 5/21/21

[@sterling_max]

excellent video, thanks

[@EsotericArctos]

I think the 37 second delay in "turning off" the wifi was more likely the KZbin app on the TV having data buffered. I can literally turn the power off to my WiFi network so it doesn't exist and KZbin will continue to play from the buffer for almost a minute. It looks like the actual enabling and disabling is instant. Thanks for the review.

[@heathmorley2035]

Good tips and makes it easy as . Thanks

[@vdakolkar]

The perfect video

[@johncontreras9225]

Hi, I have a Asus AC1900 Dual Band 802.11ac Gigabit router. The Nest Wifi seem to be an upgrade to what I have in my home! Nice educational video of the Nest Wifi, It would be nice to have this for an upgrade at Christmas time! Thanks for this video!!!

[@janeleekeller]

Thanks Brett 😊. Saving to my, "Smart Home 101" Playlist. JL 🕊️ 12/20/19

[@N163D]

Can you share it ? I need ideas

[@joelguajardo8325]

Just what the doctor ordered..👍

[@app1mxh]

Excellent tutorial. I just wish that they included a speaker on the router.

[@37frannie]

Thanks!

[@TheLooking4sunset]

It is a very nice set of devices

[@williamwenrich3288]

I sent it back. Over 5 hours with the tech and he told me that the reason I couldn't set up the new network was because of interference from my modem/router. He tried hard (5 hours) and the product may work great for most people.

[@BlenderGamerFreaq]

Thanks for clearing thing out. I depend heavily on the lan port for my current google Wi-Fi network and was just about to buy the nest Wi-Fi but I’m glad I watched your video first, otherwise I wouldn’t know that the nest points doesn’t have the lan port, unfortunately.. :(

[@TechWithBrett]

Glad I could help, sorry I can't change the product...

[@moonlightcruze]

Tobias Brage Amazon sells the Nest WiFi router in packs.

[@ntsp00]

@@moonlightcruze Great catch, looks like you just need to give up the built-in mini that comes in the add-on

[@Oliver1269ii]

I think when i finally move out, im gonna get this as my modem. I would get it right now, but i feel the price is a little steep for something i dont *really* need. Great video!

[@wardope]

My house is 3520 Square feet. so I went with 3 Google Nests Wifi. and it works perfectly!

[@TheAIKnowledgeHub]

This is an interesting video. You mentioned things that I had a hard time coming across when looking up this new mesh point. BTW, Is the new device able to work with the Google WiFi app?

[@TechWithBrett]

Yes it is! I cover that near the end. I did the setup in the Google Home app but all settings from what I have seen can be adjusted in the Google WiFi app.

[@isuckatlife7787]

Tech With Brett can you use a spectrum modem

[@lilnecababy]

I’m sold.

[@mathiasegeland1941]

I have the old Google Wifi, and they work great. I have cables going to all of them because the wireless signal wasn't good enough for me. I will maybe update with a new Nest wifi point in the future because then I get a new google assistant device and better internet at once.

[@bpettit1989]

I am just starting out with getting our home Googleized. I would love to have the wifi setup. Great info on your channel.

[@TechWithBrett]

I finally feel like my home is all Google with this new addition.

[@bpettit1989]

@@TechWithBrett We are just starting, we bought the Nest hub Max and are loving it. Will be adding more items once we get into our new home.

[@justinbradley7136]

Could Be There by

[@FawadBilgrami]

I’m actually swapping back to that Asus router RT-AC68U you had at the beginning

[@carmell71]

I have an old Airport Extreme. Hasn't been supported or updated in years, as they discontinued them. It was a workhorse, but since all of these wireless cams, bridges, plugs, bulbs, Google speakers, Chromecasts, hubs & phones? It's not holding up so well. Maybe it's time to upgrade. Probably my modem too. And the nest with it's extender is about the same price I paid for my Airport back then! Thanks for the great review!

[@eleanorlewis4349]

I love this

[@abrahamherzog7493]

hi need to have it because I just started with the nest mini devices!!

[@James-vm7sg]

Tks Brett, gtr info 👍🌈

[@ricardoromo96]

What a nice review! Everything explained very clear and loved the timestamps in the video timeline! Question: My ISP provides a modem/router (just 1 device that has wirfi)... would I need to get a regular modem with no wifi to be able to connect the Nest Wifi so I don't have 2 networks?

[@SawyerMartoglio]

I have a modem/router and I just turned the router function off on my modem router. That function may or may not be available on your modem/router.

[@JustinAmler]

Great vid - just got one a few days ago and so far working great. I just wanted to know how you find this compares to a hard wire solution - as in cabling into various rooms with a wireless point at each one?

[@taffyone1]

Observation from testing. First provider speed was 940 mbps at the modem; was also close to that with as wired connection to the Nest Router. However Wifi speed was less than half that. Seems is using 2.4 band which maxes out in the 400/500 mbps. Even communication between a Nest Router and Nest wifi point are also 2.4 band as a wired connection to the Wifi point was also maxing out at 400/500. Change provider speed to 400 mbps, actual about 385 mbps at the moderm. Now both wired and wifi speeds to a pc were both in the 370 speed. Another observation is if communications are great to both the router and wifi point and device being used, speed from wifi point will be less.

[@mmzmunkynutz]

Really wish more mesh wifi systems had wired lan ports on the satellites... I would have loved to go with the Google Nest version but opted for the Orbi for the ports >

[@oneleggedwonder1]

Just ordered mine after i researching my Virgin media router because ever since having Virgin media it's been crap and I meant to get over 300 mbps. and at most I get 150 I've since found out that my router was made with 2006 Intel chip so can only handle 20 or so devices which is nowhere good enough for a smart home. should arrive tomorrow so hoping it will be a big improvement to my smart home thanks for your review been very helpful

[@XxxcloackndaggerxxX]

This dude is just showing off!

[@TechWithBrett]

That is correct, showing off how to use these things. Ha!

[@TheSandceci]

Hi , I just came across your video and there's lots of info Thank you. I was wondering if you recommend this or the Circle for parental control like schedule on the internet.

[@buddywesley5532]

Great video thank you very much quick question how many routers can one have in a home??

[@orgaloth76]

Love the videos. I've been thinking about updating my Mesh network, and the scheduling and pausing of the net is definitely a major pro. Just a quick question though. Can you pause/unpause when not on the network? Example, if I'm at work, and need to stop the internet on my kids devices so that they'll do their homework.

[@TechWithBrett]

That has actually been one of my favorite parts is that I can still check on the network when I am away from home. No complicated remote settings to use, it just worked. Pausing works just fine!

[@techpappee]

You can use your old router as a switch/hub if you don't already own a switch. No need to buy one unless you need more ports or want the simplicity of just the two devices. You could even start with your old router then add a switch later to extend wired connections.

[@Rickr522]

Thanks. This is probably the best walk-through I've seen on the new Nest WiFi. One question I do have is, are you able to reserve IP addresses? Thanks for the video....

[@JacquesDupuis]

Nice review, thank you.

[@cicerohemphill9857]

Thanks for the video...I have 13 wemo’s/7 wyze cams/ SmartThings hud and door sensors /5 Arlo/9 hue bulbs /4 fire sticks/4 Alexa pucks/3 pads/3 cell phone all on the night hawks r7000p with mu-mimo connect technology .....I do struggle with connection issues up and down all the time.... 55 devices total some not listed....do you recommend a mesh over the router

[@FranticMonster11]

MATE.......your house is awesome!! so much smart! haha

[@zz-xz2lt]

I own a dindin brand speaker. Honestly, it's really good. I've been using it for a year so far.

[@point0214]

Thank you for the video. A lot of good tips. Did you buy warranty for your nest wifi?

[@WalkingFish45]

When connecting my second nest point, I get a “Problem connecting to cloud” which some people say are caused by my modem router combo (wifi disabled, only used a modem). Any solutions?

[@joncichon5866]

My ultimate goal is to get rid of my cable. By purchasing the nest wifi I won't need cable anymore so I can stream and game correct? Great video!

[@druzi_og]

I currently have the old Google WiFi mesh setup mixed with minis all over my house, worth updating? Love your videos!!! Thanks Brett!

[@TechWithBrett]

I would say if you aren't having any issues there is not need. If you are finding you still have spotty areas maybe picking up just the router and adding what you already have would be helpful.

[@CollinEichinger0221]

Great video! We have all Alexa devices (including fire tv), but have best doorbell, cameras, thermostats, and smoke detectors. Would this still be a beneficial switch over? Or would you recommend a different brand for mesh WiFi considering we have no google home devices?

[@gtownsparky]

Love the manageability of the router from the phone. Is the switch a managed switch? Google Nest Router and point would be great in our old solid way bungalow vs my Asus 5300 Rogue Raptor.

[@OlivierSimardPR]

Very interesting video you made. I started looking for Google Nest Wifi and you just convinced me. I'm curious: how do you make it possible for your whole family to access the HUEs from their own device? I know we can go through Google Home but we don't have as much color as on HUE. Do you give each member of your family access to your HUE account? The only problem with Google Home is that it doesn't share it with G Suite yet, but hey :)

[@davidjmazur]

One thing I've been curious about with both this and the old Google Wifi systems is how good the connection is on different floors of a house. If I had the router upstairs on one side of the house and a point on the other side of the upstairs, would the signal be good all the way down in the basement or should I get at least one additional point to put on the first floor to ensure good signal in the basement?

[@TechWithBrett]

What is the size of your home. My parents have done it this way and it has worked well for them. 1. Far end of the home upstairs 2. Middle of the home basement 3. Opposite end of the home upstairs. If you only need two points I can see the first two options being sufficient.

[@mistercrwn]

Hi David, I have the Google Wifi (1st Generation) in my house and I have 4 floors. I put 1 on each floor. Only because I wanted maximum speed no matter what floor I was on. But I originally started with just 2 and put 1 on the first floor and 1 on the 3rd floor. Worked very well but as I said I just wanted maximum speed.

[@LoganT547]

They should've named it "Marshmallow Wi-Fi" 😂

[@AndresPerez-bt6fp]

Hahaha

[@SiddharthsFunFiesta]

Hahahaha!

[@aviation1014]

LOL

[@qysoul]

Hi, thanks for the great video! My question is, are there any nest router settings that can improve connectivity for voip calling?

[@Jhery_RC]

Hi, what about when you move your device (a table or cell phone) away or out of the range of the nest router and get closer to the other repeater? does the device change automatically from the router to the repeater if they have to same SSID? or the router and repeater "automatically" pass the device from one to each other? Thanks. :)

[@tomlewis2453]

First of all I appreciate your video, it is a great help. One question, I have century link internet service which was down sunday. They provide a modem /hub combined. I have a nest hub with 2 access points. When the internet went down the nest stoped working and I could not get it working, so its is removed from my system. You mentioned in your video that you removed your wifi router and installed you nest hub directly. My wifi and modem are combined. Do I have any options with this setup. I really want to use my Nest hub.

[@hiattech]

I also have the circle right now and have considered changing to the Google hub. You mentioned that you can't turn off pause by voice if it's programmed, so how easy or hard is that to do? On Circle, I select the kid and hit reward and then change bedtime. What is required for the Nest Wifi to change it?

[@abcmsaj]

the "prioritise device" setting was interesting. I wanted a mesh network with QoS but I don't even think Orbi offers it... The fact that I can prioritise devices for up to 4 hours (I was under the impression at one point, you could only do it for an hour at a time), is really handy. Can you ask Google Assistant to prioritise a device for you?

[@TechWithBrett]

It doesn't look like you are able to by voice. That would be really nice.

[@abcmsaj]

@@TechWithBrett That's a shame! Would be very convenient. Still hasn't put me off upgrading to mesh though - thanks for the reply

[@MrSibi101]

how well works on 2 storey house 70mp each floor

[@javym22]

I have the first google wi-fi router my question is can i add a second gen nest wi-fi piont ?

[@Skapo]

My computer is closer to one point, but constantly swaps at random to the farther point causing some serious lag issues mid game. I can't seem to find any info anywhere on how to get a device to prioritize a specific point. You pointed out that the reverse is possible. Got any thoughts on how to fix that? Or a way to assign a specific name to a specific point or something? So you connect to just one node.

[@tdkleffman]

Does the app allow you to set specific channels for the 2.4 and 5 GHz networks?

[@MaxGoddur]

I bought Google wifi units (3 of them) will these play well with my existing mesh setup.

[@fradman]

Thanks for this in depth video. Is there any way to choose or force the frequency (5GHz) for a specific device? I keep having big Bluetooth issues as soon as my Mac connects to a 2.4 GHz bandwidth.

[@TechWithBrett]

On the Google Nest Wifi there is no way to specify the difference. It auto places devices on the proper frequency.

[@racontreras1255]

Hello Brett, What’s the process remove / turn off the ring light when point hub is muted?

[@Mikedimmy]

Anyone else having issues getting the assistant to run a speed test? Sometimes it'll perform the speed test, other times it'll give me a search result telling me about treadmills, or if I ask on my phone it'll give me a speed test which I need to click on to perform. When it has said back to me that it's performing a speed test, it hasn't given me the results like shown in the video. I need to then go into the home app, or look on displays, and it'll have the results for the speed test. I've checked the assistant history and how it has transcribed what I've said, each time is has heard 'run a speed test', but it's inconsistent with the results.

[@sniesler]

Hi Brett, The one thing I would love to see though with these google wifi’s is a review of 2 google wifi routers used together instead of the router and point as my understanding is the routers have better range and Ethernet but unsure how that would work. Although google did say you could use a router as a point. Have you heard much about this?

[@fanis848]

We can mute microphones on points right? Great video !

[@TechWithBrett]

Yes you can! You can even turn off the mute light which is nice.

[@mw2m125]

Hi, you say in the video on pre scheduled WiFi turn off’s, smart speakers can’t be used Which is great but if I pause certain devices WiFi separately what stops them turning it back on with their own google speakers.

[@NenadKralj]

22:06 hello ESP_ chip aka sonoff :D

[@nickedens3358]

Right now I've got cox internet that I connect all my Google devices though so with this would I still in this or would it be the main internet source and if so what would be the monthly cost for it

[@indiaseo4249]

thx for nice video Is it support IGMP?? I wanna connect iptv using it

[@josemanuellastra2488]

Great, Is it convenient for the Sonos Roam?

[@PhillyDjHook]

*2 QUESTIONS FOR TECH WITH BRETT, PLEASE ANSWER* Question 1 - How do you make your chromecast devices show up on your devices to Cast to list on your phone? Ex. On the *Cast to* list, I can see my Samsung TV (which don't have Chromecast), my Bluray players, and my Roku's, but sometimes I can't see my TV's or soundbar, with the actual chromecast connected or built in. My Google Nest Hub Max don't even show up on the *Cast to* list. The crazy thing, it's only sometimes (Mainly when company is over and when I'm trying to show off). I use to be able to fix it when I Sync all devices, but now that don't work. They're all on the same wifi network. Then after awhile, out of nowhere, they will appear on the *Cast to* list (once company leave.) Like everything with Google don't show up on the Chromecast list. Do you have any ideas how to fix this? Question 2 - Did you ever let your children play *Akinator* on Google Home?