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3-Pack Google Nest Wi-Fi AC1200 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Mesh Wi-Fi Router Expired
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Various Merchants have 3-Pack Google Nest Wi-Fi AC1200 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Mesh Wi-Fi Router (Snow) on sale from $169. Shipping is free.
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- Amazon $169
- Best Buy $169
- Kohl's $169.99 + $8.50 Kohl's Rewards
- BH Photo Video $169.99
- Adorama $169.99
- Target $169.99
- Walmart $169.98
- Google Wifi is a scalable, flexible mesh Wifi system that blankets your home in reliable coverage and keeps buffering at bay
- 1 covers up to 1500 square feet and 3 covers up to 4500 square feet
- Parental controls let you manage screen time, restrict certain kinds of adult content, and pause Wifi to specific devices on your mesh network whenever you want
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- Price Research: Our research indicates that after the stores that have matched this sale, this sale is $30 less (15% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $199.99
- Warranty: Includes Google 1 Year Limited Warranty
- Refer to the specific store you are buying from for their Return Policy
- Reviews: Google WiFi is highly rated receiving 4.7 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 4,800 Customer Reviews from Amazon.
- A Target REDcard entitles you to 5% off most items, free shipping for online orders, and an extended return period.
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- Google Wifi is a scalable, flexible mesh Wifi system that blankets your home in reliable coverage and keeps buffering at bay; 1 Google Wifi point replaces your router and additional points expand your network to keep the connection fast in every room[1]
- Google Wifi gives you whole home coverage[1]; 1 Pack covers up to 1500 square feet and 3 Pack covers up to 4500 square feet; points work together to create a mesh network for more coverage
- Intelligently works behind the scenes to make sure your Wifi remains fast, so you can stream with speed[1]
- Simple setup in a few steps; use the Google Home app to create your network and get online in minutes[2]
- Parental controls let you manage screen time, restrict certain kinds of adult content, and pause Wifi to specific devices on your mesh network whenever you want
- Automatic security updates help your network stay safe and sound
- Easy to control home Wifi system lets you prioritize devices, check your network speeds, set up a guest network, and more
Abt - https://www.abt.com/Google-Wi-Fi-Point-System-3-Pack-GA02434US/p/154595.html [abt.com]
Adorama - https://www.adorama.com/ga02434us.html
Bed Bath Beyond - https://www.bedbathandb
BestBuy - https://www.bestbuy.com/site/goog...=212&loc
B&H Photo - https://www.bhphotovide
Buydig - https://www.buydig.com/shop/produ...ku=GOWI
KHOLS - https://www.kohls.com/product/prd...d=1773342
Shop.com - https://www.shop.com/Google+Nest+Ga02434+Whole+Home+Wi+Fi+System+3+Pack+White+All-1869827280-p+.xhtml [shop.com]
Home Depot - https://www.homedepot.c
SamsClub - https://www.samsclub.co
Staples - https://www.staples.com/google-wi...t_24468483
Target - https://www.target.com/p/google-wifi-3pk/-/A-80419552 [target.com]
Office Depot - https://www.officedepot
Walmart - https://www.walmart.com/ip/Google-Wifi-Whole-Home-Wi-Fi-System-3-Pack/886554733 [walmart.com]
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| 01/22/24 |  Home Depot | $50 frontpage |
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| 01/22/24 | Amazon | $109.99 |
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| 05/09/23 |  Best Buy | $152 |
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I have Fios with 300/300 service. I have one puck connected directly to the ONT box Verizon installs when they connect your service. That puck acts as my router and the others connect to it wirelessly to make a mesh network. Unfortunately I've been having a ton of dropouts in service and forget about watching Hulu via the Firestick. Hard to watch with the constant freezing or buffering.
I've been trying to fix this with Google support for about 4-5 months, maybe more. They even sent me a new one to use as the router and it's still bad. I ran a WIFI analyzer per their suggestion and noticed a problem. My area is flooded with free WIFI from various providers that you get when you sign up with them. Those signals are much stronger than mine. It seems like Google WIFI is sharing the same channels and is getting dwarfed, which then makes it freak out and cause the dropouts. The problem is that unlike other routers, I can't manually change the channel. The pucks are supposed to automatically pick the channel that is less crowded, thus making my network more stable, but that's not happening. Last week Google said they're pushing a new update that should fix this. Crossing my fingers this works. Otherwise I'm selling these and getting something else.
Just my .02
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What if you have fiber connection? Still confused which to get, this or nest wifi?
These work well with my 300mbps fiber connection
If you're fine with this older spec'd "Google" model, it's fine. If you want or need the newer hardware the newer "Nest" version may be worth it.
I have had Google Wifi (the ones sold here) for a few years and it's fine, nice even. I wouldn't be thrilled to pay $170 for them, today, given the older hardware compared to Eero 6 (not pro), which goes for a similar price and I think has some mesh advantages (if you're not using wired back haul). But if you need them and don't want Eero 6 (or Nest Wifi) for whatever reason, it's not a bad option.
If you've got fiber you will probably be ok. I trust Google marginally more than Amazon which is why I went with them in the first place. Google just uses a lot of overhead for... Something.
Also, keep in mind that these have output jacks that you can use to plug directly into devices that could benefit fro that capability.
Also, no smart speaker (only in the node, not the router) which I found out the hard way.
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I have Fios with 300/300 service. I have one puck connected directly to the ONT box Verizon installs when they connect your service. That puck acts as my router and the others connect to it wirelessly to make a mesh network. Unfortunately I've been having a ton of dropouts in service and forget about watching Hulu via the Firestick. Hard to watch with the constant freezing or buffering.
I've been trying to fix this with Google support for about 4-5 months, maybe more. They even sent me a new one to use as the router and it's still bad. I ran a WIFI analyzer per their suggestion and noticed a problem. My area is flooded with free WIFI from various providers that you get when you sign up with them. Those signals are much stronger than mine. It seems like Google WIFI is sharing the same channels and is getting dwarfed, which then makes it freak out and cause the dropouts. The problem is that unlike other routers, I can't manually change the channel. The pucks are supposed to automatically pick the channel that is less crowded, thus making my network more stable, but that's not happening. Last week Google said they're pushing a new update that should fix this. Crossing my fingers this works. Otherwise I'm selling these and getting something else.
Just my .02