Google's 'Nest WiFi Pro 6E' pricing leaks on retail site
that detailed Bluetooth LE and mesh networking. The update to WiFi 6E means that the routers will be less subject to interference than current WiFi 6 models, thanks to an additional 6-7Ghz bandwidth range.
If accurate, it seems that Google is following the"Pro" naming scheme used on its Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel Buds Pro. It's therefore likely to sell it alongside the current WiFi lineup which is currently on sale — a sure sign of an upcoming product. For instance, the Nest WiFi router is normally $159 but is currently
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