Yes, you need a modem with Google Nest Wifi. A modem is a device that converts the signal from your internet service provider (ISP) into a format that your router can understand. Your router then broadcasts that signal to your devices so they can connect to the internet.
Google Nest Wifi is a mesh Wi-Fi system, which means that it consists of multiple units that work together to provide seamless coverage throughout your home. The primary unit of the system needs to be connected to your modem with an Ethernet cable. The other units in the system can be placed wirelessly throughout your home.
Here is a diagram of how Google Nest Wifi works:
As you can see, the modem is connected to the primary Google Nest Wifi unit. The primary unit then broadcasts the Wi-Fi signal to the other units in the system. The other units then amplify the signal and extend it to other parts of your home.
Here are some of the benefits of using Google Nest Wifi with a modem:
- Seamless coverage: Google Nest Wifi provides seamless coverage throughout your home, even in areas where Wi-Fi signal is typically weak.
- Easy setup: Google Nest Wifi is easy to set up and use. The Google Home app can be used to manage your Wi-Fi system and troubleshoot any problems.
- Security: Google Nest Wifi supports WPA2-PSK and WPA3-PSK security protocols to help protect your network from unauthorized access.
