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tmobile wifi gateway vs connecting with google nest mesh
I hello everyone !
I got the T-Mobile wifi on my house working great getting around 200-400 mps download which is great for $50 a month. I already had the google nest mesh wifi system and I was wondering if it's best to use the mesh of google nest or just use the 5g gateway T-Mobile sent. I've heard of people that the gateway gets overheated and doesn't support something to do with a private address or dns something like that which I don't even know the benefits of but I'm wondering if everyone else recommends an external router or just using the gateway since it's giving me faster speeds.
- jefflbiRoaming Rookie
I just signed up for the Home Internet and I was having the same problem of a decent signal on the first floor. Having to put the router up high isn't the best………… I setup my Google Mesh system with 3 pods. At first I was getting decent speeds of 30 mbs at the furthest point, but tonight it's less than 1 mbs when connected to the mesh, and I'm hardwired to the pod, but connected to the router via wifi it's around 9 mbs. My computer connection is about 20 mbs but last night it was 40…………… I so want to dump Comcast, but I refuse to put up with buffering every few seconds………….. the 2 week trial will be interesting……..
- albatrosNewbie Caller
Do you have to disable the Tmobile Home wifi after connecting it with Google Wifi?
- pjo1966Network Novice
I've had my gateway a little over a week. I started out just plugging my existing mesh network into the gateway. I noticed that when I connected to the gateway's Wi-Fi the speeds were in the high 300s. When using the mesh Wi-Fi it was in the mid 100s, so basically half. I'm trying to find a way to extend the gateway's network using my Nest mesh system instead of having two networks.
For the record, the gateway sends a signal strong enough that I'm able to access it from anywhere in my 1200 sq ft apartment. I've never had that ability without a mesh system. The only reason I need to keep the mesh is because there are devices in other rooms that need to be plugged in to an ethernet port.
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