That's especially a problem if you are trying to download shows or movies at the same time as using your Google Home or Nest. The more devices that are using the internet, the less bandwidth available to go around. Your router and internet connection only have so much bandwidth to support online activity.
Once you have eliminated the router as a cause of your Google Home and Nest problems, check to see if your bandwidth could be too low. Test this by using your phone, or any device connected to the internet, and see how quickly your content loads. It could also be the case that your router itself needs replacing. The other technology may be interfering with the signal and causing your issues. You can also try removing electronics around your Google Home and Nest to see if that improves the connection. If this isn't practical, an alternative is to install a Wi-Fi range extender. To keep the connection stable, you will need to find a permanent home for the speaker that is closer to your router. If your device begins to perform better, there was interference causing the connection to suffer. Your router may not be able to reach the farthest points of your home and you will have to move your Google Home or Nest closer to your router to receive a connection.
It may be the case that the speaker is simply too far away from your router to receive a good internet connection.
Poor Google Home or Nest Connection With Your Router
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