Unfortunately, the listings don’t include any photos or specs, but we’re not totally in the dark here. We previously saw details for what we expect to be called the “Nest Wifi Pro” in an FCC listing that mentioned Bluetooth Low Energy and Thread mesh networking radios (for Matter), in addition to 6GHz Wi-Fi 6E support for reduced signal interference and faster speeds.

The premature B&H listings mention a $299.99 2-pack bundle, $399.99 3-pack bundle, and colors that mimic other Nest products including “Snow” (white), “Fog” (pale blue), “Linen” (beige), and “Lemongrass” (yellowish green). We expect this Pro model to co-exist with the current Nest Wifi which lists for $169 but can often be had for less.

Earlier this year, Ford began shipping the F-150 Lightning, its first electric pickup truck and arguably the most important EV to be released this year. The Verge’s editor-in-chief Nilay Patel got a chance to test out the Lightning for a few days, and came away with a lot of thoughts about the drive quality, the acceleration, the software, EV charging, and — of course — the truck stuff. The F-150 Lightning will likely help accelerate EV adoption across the country — if Ford can actually get enough of them to customers.