Google WiFi System, 1-Pack - Router Replacement for Whole Home Coverage - NLS-1304-25,white

I already started refurbishing our network with a Google OnHub unit about a year and a half back. The OnHub was essentially version 1.0, this mesh version 2.0 so to speak. I loved how easy the OnHub was to setup. How it does updates automatically without you ever knowing it. The device scans for congestion on channels and again without you knowing it chooses the best one available. Topping off the list is that I completely forget about it. I mean not once have I had a single problem, not a one.So when I my network needs grew I decided to purchase two of these ‘hockey puck’ style google Wi-Fi m

I have been using a Belkin N Router for last few years. It worked as expected and had good coverage for the entire house (two story 1850 sq. ft). Recently it has been giving me problems like having to manually reboot it once or twice a month and connectivity problems with the main network when someone connected to the guest network.Google wifi system is the wifi router for the new age which can be extended to cover a bigger range by adding additional routers to the mesh network. The spec mention one router covers around 1550 sq ft of space. I was mulling over whether to buy just one router or

I went from an awesome Ubee Gateway to Google wifi and to be honest it solved all my issues. I started to get wifi connectivity issues and Xbox and PS4 controller disconnects with my Ubee that lasted me a good 5 years. I started looking around and Google wifi mesh sold me! The unit was easy to install and ever since I have had absolutely zero disconnects, buffering, controller or wifi issues! The app is great and being able to adjust settings and get updates via the app comes in handy. I keep seeing reviews downing the fact that Google wifi controls which device goes to 5ghz to 2.4ghz and I th

The Google Wifi router is simply amazing! Not only is the design esthetically elegant, the good folks at Google have also made the device intuitively and highly functional. Set up through the Google Wifi app was a breeze and in my case a complete god send since my 2017 MacBook Pro has an essentially nonfunctional ethernet connection despite having purchased a compatible ethernet to usb-c adapter. I repeatedly received the dreaded “self induced IP address and will not connect to the internet” message and wasted hours speaking to various tech reps at Apple and my ISP. It turns out that not being

Pro's: Easy to set up, google mesh created completely by it's self in minutes. Easy beginner user to do small customizations - if you want to do advanced networking/tweaking, this is not the unit for you. Good coverage - with exception. Faster than what I pay for from my cable service, Xfinity Comcast Blast 250mbps download.Con's: IF YOU THINK YOU NEED MORE 1 or 2, GET THE 3 PACK FOR $250Instructions read that for optimal performance, houses under 1500 only needed 1 unit. 1500-3000 = 2, and so on.There is no way this is possible. I purchased 2 units for my small ranch (1300sq ft) with a baseme

Since the dawn of wifi, I've been one of those people that somehow perpetually lives in places where wireless networks aren't as simple as they should be. I have way more experience than I would like to have had with DD-WRT and the old blue Linksys routers and access points, creating bridged networks, running ethernet cables through ceilings to try to mitigate distance with wires instead of wireless, ethernet through power outlets, and heaps of other workarounds because it just won't work out of the box. All of this to say I'm fairly tech-literate, and have been able to create solutions, but i

While I'm technically proficient, I appreciate ease of use. Google wifi couldn't have been easier to set up: plug in power, connect Google-provided cable to modem/router, download app, connection up and running! I'm not concerned with advanced technical features that some have noted as deficiencies. My needs are basic: internet, streaming video, etc., on 4 Roku devices, 3+ phones, 2 laptops, and a tablet.Our house is roughly 3,000 sqft, 2 stories, built in the late 90s with a relatively open floor plan. I bought 2 Google wifi devices instead of the 3-pack. 1 device is upstairs next to the FIOS

My Apple Extreme router (probably 7 years old) seems to be intermittent in its ability to maintain a signal and would drop out. I narrowed my search to a new router, looking at either Google Wifi or the Synology RT 2600 Router, based primarily on the topology of our house (a mesh solution seemed safer than a single router solution) and customer/CNET ratings garnished for both products. Our 4B/2.5B house is 1800 Sq feet spread out over 3 stories-- I needed great access on the top floor where we have the Samsung 8500 TV, Apple TV, and Blue Ray player as well as an iMac and iPad Pro and 2 bedroom