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Can I ask a stupid question? Not too tech savvy

Does the network all run with a single WiFi name? Or do the 3 nodes run with distinct names?

I bought a plug in extender (which is alright, but not great) and it has its own name. I find my phone won't switch as I move through the house, it'll stay connected to a weak signal. I was hoping the Google wifi effectively creates one large single network, rather than three separate ones which overlap. Tried searching but couldn't find anything

Cheers

currys have the nest hub max @ €189

Yes, it creates one network.

What is the best place to get the hub max and avoid any customs hassle?

These look good, but just wondering do you need one near the router, I see someone else say there they had one the hall where the router is, or can I just use my existing router in its current location and one of these at the other end of the apartment extending the WiFi down there? Thanks

From my limited knowledge of this, it seems that Chromecast is only useful to people who don't have a smart tv and the gaming part of the Stadia really requires a Pro account which is €10 a month, or you need to buy games individually.

Wondering if I buy this, do I need to spend more to get it working?

I have the Nest Wifi units and a warning, you can't manually select 2.4ghz and 5ghz with the router. Can be an issue with some smart home devices only working on 2.4ghz.

Depends. We have a 4K Samsung smart tv and that doesn’t have Chromecast built in, so you have to rely on screen mirroring apps etc. and it’s all a bit too much of a faff, not to even go into the fact some apps can’t be cast that way.

€22 for a Chromecast Ultra makes absolute sense for us and is an unreal bargain. Won’t be the case for everyone, obviously.