Hello @Avflip
Yeah, I used that feature occasionally as well. It was handy, but as soon as you left the test screen, you couldn't see those numbers any more. There is a way to see these numbers in the Google Home app, but it's a little indirect. When you look at the details for a wireless client and tap the "Info" tab, at the bottom of that screen you'll see several performance numbers. The first one is the result of the internet speed test that runs every couple of days between your primary Google WiFi unit and a server on the internet. So, that's testing how fast your internet connection is. Then, skipping to the end of the list, there may be a number that tests how fast your device can talk to the nearest access point. If that number is blank, you can click "Check device speed" right below it to refresh that number (for that device and access point combination). If the wireless device is connected to the primary access point, those will be the only two numbers. But, if it's connected to one of the secondary access points, there will be a "middle" number as well, and that is the speed test result for that specific secondary from the most recent mesh test.
So, the good news is this information is still available, and it's even "persistent". The bad news is, it's a little difficult to find.
