Hello @ASembhi1
The PS5 should work with any of the Google/Nest WiFi products just fine. That said, the number one thing you can do to improve multiplayer gaming is to use Ethernet instead of WiFi to connect your console. Just as an example, I just used the "ping" tool from my Ethernet-connected computer to a raspberry Pi that's connected via both Ethernet and WiFi. For Ethernet, the minimum round-trip time (RTT) was 0.686 milliseconds, the average was 0.78ms, the max was 1.185ms (that was the first one, so ARP was required), and the standard deviation was 0.14ms.
Compare that to pinging the same host via WiFi, and the minimum RTT was 1.197ms, the average was 8.78ms, the maximum was 13.862ms, and the standard deviation was 3.707ms.
Basically, much higher latency, but also much higher variation in latency.
I know running Ethernet can be painful, but I suspect you'll get a bigger improvement from that investment than you would from replacing your current WiFi solution. That said, I don't know what your current WiFi solution looks like, so maybe an upgrade would be a big improvement (but, if so, Ethernet would be an even bigger improvement).
