I have two Google Home speakers and a Nest Audio. One speaker is downstairs in the kitchen (the furthest away from the router), one speaker is in the upstairs bathroom (the closest to the router), and the Nest Audio is in the upstairs bedroom, still pretty close to the router, about 4 meters away.
When I'm downstairs and speak to the kitchen speaker, the kitchen speaker responds as expected, and the command executes successfully. But then several seconds later, the upstairs Nest Audio responds, "sorry, something went wrong. Try again in a few seconds."
When I'm in the bathroom and speak to the bathroom speaker, the command also executes correctly, but then several seconds later, the Nest Audio responds with "sorry, there was a glitch" or "sorry, something went wrong."
When I'm upstairs next to the Nest Audio, I say something to it, but the downstairs speaker or the bathroom seaker responds instead. Then, just as before, the Nest Audio will say "sorry, there was a glitch" or "sorry, something went wrong. Try again in a few seconds."
This happens consistently, on every command, no matter where I am.
The speaker is close enough to the router, and the router is a brand new CenturyLink C4000XG, with WiFi6.
I've tried rebooting and resetting the Nest Audio, but this behavior continues no matter what.
I tried seqentially rebooting the router, all the other Google Home devices, and the Nest Audio. Doesn't help.
I tried setting the language to English, as suggested in another thread here (closed before I even had a chance to reply! So rude.) But it's already English.
