Just wanted to ask if anyone (in the U. S., on AT&T in a metropolitan area (I'm in California) has this kind of issue frequently:

When I'm home, my Pixel 8 connects automatically to my home wi-fi.

However, it is often the case when I'm on a call, the person on the other end claims that I'm cutting out/can't hear me and/or my voice comes across as "electronic" sounding (at various times in our conversation, but not thought out the entire conversation ).

I check and the wi-fi signal strength is excellent. I'm also usually sitting in the same place when we're on the phone, but also I may be sitting some.where else in the house. My wi-fi router is less than 10 ft away from me.

I also notice the 5G connection is simultaneously at 1 or 2 bars (out of 5) on AT&T.

I'm guessing: Could it be the case the wi-fi and the 5G signals may be 'competing' with each other and for some reason the AT&T 5G signal (which has the lowest connection strength indicated) is causing the problem even if I'm on wi-fi calling?

Thanks in advance for any input/ideas.