I added extra Gigabit Ethernet ports to my Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro with this cheap accessory
The average home router offers five total Ethernet posts, with one handling the wide area network (WAN) connection to your modem. That typically leaves four local area network (LAN) ports for connecting things like computers, printers, streaming boxes, and other devices directly to your home network over a cable. However, it's not uncommon to encounter a router with fewer Ethernet jacks. Some ISP-supplied routers only provide two LAN ports, and mesh router systems are notorious for offering limited Ethernet connections. So, what do you do if you want a quality mesh router and access to a bunch of Ethernet ports?
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