Dropped WiFi Connection

Guys - really appreciate the responses and additional insights.  I am exactly the case previously mentioned, I moved from a no problem Nighthawk system to the Orbi 970 system with all devices pretty much in the same location.  I switched when Netgear said the Nighthawk system was no longer going to be supported.  However, I have possibly conflicting requirements for my (now) two RBE970 satellites.  The old system had two satellites and I originally started the new 970 system with one satellite but I had very poor signal coverage for one area of my outdoor security system so I purchased a second RBE970 satellite to solve the outdoor weak signal problem.  Things may be too close when considering the inside the house configuration. Inside the house, all three devices are approximately 48 feet equidistant from each other with a least two sheetrock walls between each device (satellite to satellite and/or satellites to router).  Donawalt - please send me your paper since I should probably give my device placement some additional thought.  It is a good travelling salesman problem. The iPhone settings/cellular/WiFi assist probably has a similar Pixel feature which I would believe is the "Use WiFi" and "Turn on WiFi automatically" which is decision point when a high-quality saved (and for me private) network is detected.  I could easily stop using WiFi and constrain the cell phone to use 5G but I don't have the greatest cellular network signal in the world (2 out of 5 bars).  It works fine but I take a speed hit for the somewhat good cellular signal strength.  When the WiFi reverts to 5G, I normally see WiFi error messages as "Low quality signal" or "Loss of Internet" which for me are bogus since my WiFi is always 5 out of 5 bars (best case: -26 dBm/2.4 GHz, -35 dBm/5 GHz,  -44 dBm/6 Ghz) and I've never had a loss of internet case on my ethernet cable connected Windows 11 workstation.  Just knowing that Netgear is having problems takes the sting out of the situation which I could easily live with other than my wife's glucose monitoring app is having problems when it hic-ups with a "loss of signal" error message.  It is a short-lived problem (it quickly recovers) but to add to the confusion the glucose monitoring app developers state that they have not certified the app's use with the Pixel 10 Pro.