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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Nest Wifi Pro vs. Eero Pro 6E: Which Wi-Fi 6E Mesh Router Is Best?

Upgrading to a that uses multiple devices to relay a better Wi-Fi signal throughout your home is pretty close to a no-brainer at this point, especially if you live in a large, multistory home. You’ve got lots of options, including two notable systems from Google and Amazon: the and the , respectively.

Each system promises top-of-the-line mesh performance thanks to the addition of , a new designation for current-gen, devices that are equipped to send signals in the . Both promise to quarterback your smart home, too, with full support for the industry’s new universal smart home standard  and other features aimed at home automation enthusiasts.

So which system is the better of the two? Sure enough, we’ve just finished testing them out side-by-side, and we’ve got plenty of data to share. Let’s take a closer look at how each system performed, and what separates them. (For more, check out , and .) 

Nest Wifi Pro

Google’s newest, most powerful mesh router

Google’s Nest Wifi Pro builds on the previous version of Nest Wifi by adding in significantly faster speeds with full support for Wi-Fi 6E. That means that it can connect other Wi-Fi 6E devices over the newly unlocked 6GHz band in addition to the existing 2.4 and 5GHz bands. That’s a good thing — the 6GHz band features more than twice as much bandwidth as the 5GHz band, with room for several 160MHz channels of traffic, and with no previous-gen Wi-Fi devices in the mix, that traffic will enjoy a significant reduction in interference.

The other big change with Nest Wifi Pro is that there are no longer Google Assistant smart speakers built into the extenders. In fact, the Nest Wifi Pro doesn’t feature separate extender devices at all. Unlike the original Nest Wifi, each Nest Wifi Pro device is identical and interchangeable, so any of them can serve as the main router of the system. Available now in your choice of four colors, the Nest Wifi Pro costs $200 for a single device, $300 for a two-pack or $400 for a three-pack. Read our Nest Wifi Pro review.

Speed rating: AXE5400
Build: Tri-band (2.4GHz, 5GHz, 6GHz)
Wi-Fi standard: 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6E)
Range: 2,200 square feet
Processor: Dual-core 64-bit ARM CPU
Memory: 1GB RAM, 4GB flash
Encryption: WPA3
Ethernet jacks: Two
Ethernet/WAN speed: 1Gbps
Dimensions (WHD): 4.61 x 5.12 x 3.35 inches
Built-in Thread radio: Yes
Built-in Zigbee radio: No
Built-in smart speakers: No
Backwards compatibility: No
Colors: Snow, fog, linen, lemongrass
Price: $200 (1-pack), $300 (2-pack), $400 (3-pack)
CNET review score: 7.7

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Eero Pro 6E

Amazon’s top-of-the-line mesh router

Launched in 2022, the Eero Pro 6E is the fastest and most capable mesh router the Amazon-owned brand has ever released, and it’s the only one that adds Wi-Fi 6E support into the mix. Starting at $185 for a single device, $300 for a two-pack or $410 for a three-pack, the Eero Pro 6E certainly isn’t cheap, but it still costs considerably less than top-of-the-line Wi-Fi 6E mesh options like the Netgear Orbi AXE11000 or the Linksys Velop Atlas Max 6E. The Eero Pro 6E kept up with systems like those in our at-home tests, and even outperformed them by some metrics.

With support for Amazon’s Alexa and built-in radios for Zigbee and Thread, the Eero Pro 6E is positioned well to serve as a smart home centerpiece. That’s particularly true in Alexa households, but the Zigbee radio lets it connect with a wide variety of gadgets like smart lights and smart locks regardless of which voice assistant you prefer, and the Thread radio allows it to facilitate transmissions between Thread-based gadgets that support Matter. All of that, plus backwards compatibility with older Eero devices and a multi-gig WAN port that allows for wireless speeds in excess of a single gigabit, make this system an appealing and forward-looking home networking upgrade. Read our Eero Pro 6E review.

Speed rating: AXE5400
Build: Tri-band (2.4GHz, 5GHz, 6GHz)
Wi-Fi standard: 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6E)
Range: 2,000 square feet
Processor: 1GHz dual-core processor
Memory: 1GB RAM, 4GB flash
Encryption: WPA3
Ethernet jacks: Two
Ethernet/WAN speed: 2.5Gbps
Dimensions (WHD): 5.5 x 1.9 x 5.5 inches
Built-in Thread radio: Yes
Built-in Zigbee radio: Yes
Built-in smart speakers: No
Backwards compatibility: Yes
Colors: White
Price: $185 (1-pack), $300 (2-pack), $410 (3-pack)
CNET review score: 8.0

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Them’s the specs. Now, let’s dive a little deeper into how these two systems really stack up.

Hardware: Eero’s backwards compatibility and multi-gig jack give it the edge

Splashy color choices aside, let’s talk about the insides of these mesh systems. With matching AXE5400 builds offering top speeds of 2.3 gigabits per second (2,300Mbps) on the 5 and 6GHz bands, plus a 2.4GHz band with top speeds of 800Mbps, the Eero Pro 6E and Nest Wifi Pro seem comparably fast, but there are some finer points worth examining.

For starters, each Eero Pro 6E device comes with an Ethernet jack that’s capable of accepting incoming wired speeds as fast as 2.5Gbps. With Nest Wifi Pro, both of the Ethernet jacks on each device will cap your incoming wired speeds at 1Gbps, which isn’t ideal if you’re paying up for , or planning to upgrade to one anytime soon. Mind you, Eero says that you shouldn’t expect to see wireless speeds any faster than 1.3Gbps, but still, if you want to surf at faster-than-a-gigabit speeds, Eero is the clear choice here.

Another key point of consideration on the hardware front: Backwards compatibility. The Eero Pro 6E offers it, the Nest Wifi Pro does not. With backwards compatibility, existing Eero users could purchase a single Eero Pro 6E device and add it into their existing setup with older-gen Eero devices. You can’t do that with Nest Wifi Pro — the system won’t work with existing hardware from the original Nest Wifi system, nor can it connect with first-gen Google Wifi hardware.

“To do that with Google Wifi and Nest Wifi generations that don’t support 6GHz was not going to be a good experience for users,” said Ben Brown, Google Nest’s director of product management for energy and connectivity.

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The verdict

This is a close one, as both systems are pretty appealing for anyone looking to upgrade their home network. Eero’s biggest advantage is on the hardware side — namely, the fact that it includes a multi-gig Ethernet jack, a built-in Zigbee radio, faster average speeds and backwards compatibility with earlier-gen Eero devices. You don’t get any of that with Nest. 

On the other hand, plenty of smart homes already have a Zigbee hub of some sort (the Philips Hue Bridge, the SmartThings Hub and the Amazon Echo Plus are just a few that’ll do the job). Others may not need one at all. Meanwhile, Eero’s multi-gig support is nice to have in a forward-looking sense, but it doesn’t offer immediate relevance to the overwhelming majority of us living with sub-gigabit internet speeds.

In the end, both systems are recommendable at their prices. I like the Nest Wifi Pro better as sort of an entry-level Wi-Fi 6E pick, and one that could get better with time as Google continues tweaking its mesh formula. The Eero Pro 6E feels like more of an upgrade to me, and a more fully featured system given the extra hardware packed inside. Both are positioned to be capable smart home centerpieces — the Eero might be slightly more appealing on that front thanks to the built-in Zigbee radio, but the Nest Wifi Pro’s integration into the all-encompassing Google Home app has some appeal of its own, especially in smart homes that are already centered around Google hardware and Google Assistant voice commands.

I give the Eero Pro 6E a small edge here, overall, but both systems are interesting picks here in 2024.
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