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Select Home Depot Stores: 3-Pack Google WiFi AC1200 Mesh Router Power Adapter

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Deal Editor's Note: This offer is valid In-Store only at select locations. While we cannot confirm in-store pricing/availability, we are promoting this deal to the Frontpage due to comments from forum members reporting success in finding these prices available locally.

Select Home Depot Stores has 3-Pack Google WiFi AC1200 Mesh Router Power Adapter (White; GA02434-US) on sale for $50 valid for in-store purchase only.

Thanks to community member sberg010 for finding this deal

Note, product availability/pricing may vary depending on location. Please check your local store for pricing/details.

About the Product
  • Google WiFi AC1200 Mesh Router
  • WiFi 5 Standard
  • Dual Band (2.4 + 5 GHz)
  • Up to 1.2 Gbps Combined Speeds
  • AC1200 WiFi Connectivity
  • 1500 Sq. Ft. Per Router Coverage
  • 2 Per Point Ethernet Ports
  • Compatible w/ Previous Gen of Nest/Google WiFi

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  • Offer valid for in-store purchase only
  • Product Number: 314658117 for reference
  • Not all locations will have product at price/stock
  • Product/pricing may vary depending on store
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  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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Written by sberg010
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Deal Editor's Note: This offer is valid In-Store only at select locations. While we cannot confirm in-store pricing/availability, we are promoting this deal to the Frontpage due to comments from forum members reporting success in finding these prices available locally.

Select Home Depot Stores has 3-Pack Google WiFi AC1200 Mesh Router Power Adapter (White; GA02434-US) on sale for $50 valid for in-store purchase only.

Thanks to community member sberg010 for finding this deal

Note, product availability/pricing may vary depending on location. Please check your local store for pricing/details.

About the Product
  • Google WiFi AC1200 Mesh Router
  • WiFi 5 Standard
  • Dual Band (2.4 + 5 GHz)
  • Up to 1.2 Gbps Combined Speeds
  • AC1200 WiFi Connectivity
  • 1500 Sq. Ft. Per Router Coverage
  • 2 Per Point Ethernet Ports
  • Compatible w/ Previous Gen of Nest/Google WiFi

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • Offer valid for in-store purchase only
  • Product Number: 314658117 for reference
  • Not all locations will have product at price/stock
  • Product/pricing may vary depending on store
Additional Notes
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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I have both this (rental property) and the second gen (main home). And I've had nothing but issue's the last 4 years with the second gen. 1st gen has been rock solid. In my opinion 2nd gen was a huge step back. 1st gen is true mesh where your can daisy chain them in a row so 1st router does not have to overlap with 3rd meaning you can cover huge areas. 1st gen covers a 15,000sq ft property end to end no issues with 3. 2nd gen is hub and spoke model so if your modem is in the corner of the house having 3 won't help as they must all be overlapping the main router. Also, coverage on 2nd gen sucks. From 10ft my speed goes from 500mbps to 45, huge speed drop from node to node. They're worse than old repeaters which had a 50% speed drop. I wish they had updated these instead of changing to the crappy hub and spoke model which defeats the purpose.
I've had these for four years , 4 of them covering 6k sqft. Multiple cameras, phones, ipads, streaming devices, and video game systems. I've reset been maybe 2-3 times in those 4 years. I pull 100 Mbps throughout the house which has been plenty for our family of 6 to surf the web, stream 4k content, and online gaming. For $50 this is a great deal and adequate for many.
Yes I would definitely not spend $200 on this but it is $50

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I absolutely love these. My biggest issue is that they can "go bad", but there is no way to debug which is going bad.
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Is this tri band system?
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Quote from nameof.me :
Is this tri band system?
No. And it is really old tech. It is AC the latest is AXE. For the price if you need something on the cheap I guess it isn't bad for $50 but you can get a TP link 2 node mesh AXE that will cover 5000 sq ft for about $200+/-
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Quote from FishKilla :
No. And it is really old tech. It is AC the latest is AXE. For the price if you need something on the cheap I guess it isn't bad for $50 but you can get a TP link 2 node mesh AXE that will cover 5000 sq ft for about $200+/-
Yes I would definitely not spend $200 on this but it is $50
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Got 1 for $50. Thanks OP. Good if you donot have 1GPS plan.

Donot believe bricksleeck inventory check. It showed that 3 stores near my zip have them in stock. and one store have 5. I went to all 3 and only 1 store have them in 3Qty. Bought 1 out of 3.
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I saw it at that price the other day but like someone just said it's old tech like very old. It's still meh if you want a mesh system and don't mind it being WiFi 5 for $50.
Last edited by mobax09 January 23, 2024 at 07:52 AM.
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This is the 1st gen?
I got 1st gen years ago, also from home depot. Horrible disconnections. Put them away within days.
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Mine finally starting crapping out. Losing connection to wired DVR cameras. Have over 40 devices connected to them. Went with the Eero 6 plus and have been pretty happy.
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That's about what these are worth nowadays, maybe.
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Same Co. that abandoned their Gen1 set. No web access, no pass/wifi change. Just bricks. Never again . Buy netgear Linksys
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I have both this (rental property) and the second gen (main home). And I've had nothing but issue's the last 4 years with the second gen. 1st gen has been rock solid. In my opinion 2nd gen was a huge step back. 1st gen is true mesh where your can daisy chain them in a row so 1st router does not have to overlap with 3rd meaning you can cover huge areas. 1st gen covers a 15,000sq ft property end to end no issues with 3. 2nd gen is hub and spoke model so if your modem is in the corner of the house having 3 won't help as they must all be overlapping the main router. Also, coverage on 2nd gen sucks. From 10ft my speed goes from 500mbps to 45, huge speed drop from node to node. They're worse than old repeaters which had a 50% speed drop. I wish they had updated these instead of changing to the crappy hub and spoke model which defeats the purpose.
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Quote from leovip :
I have both this (rental property) and the second gen (main home). And I've had nothing but issue's the last 4 years with the second gen. 1st gen has been rock solid. In my opinion 2nd gen was a huge step back. 1st gen is true mesh where your can daisy chain them in a row so 1st router does not have to overlap with 3rd meaning you can cover huge areas. 1st gen covers a 15,000sq ft property end to end no issues with 3. 2nd gen is hub and spoke model so if your modem is in the corner of the house having 3 won't help as they must all be overlapping the main router. Also, coverage on 2nd gen sucks. From 10ft my speed goes from 500mbps to 45, huge speed drop from node to node. They're worse than old repeaters which had a 50% speed drop. I wish they had updated these instead of changing to the crappy hub and spoke model which defeats the purpose.
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Quote from ProudToBeAnIndian :
Got 1 for $50. Thanks OP. Good if you donot have 1GPS plan.

Donot believe bricksleeck inventory check. It showed that 3 stores near my zip have them in stock. and one store have 5. I went to all 3 and only 1 store have them in 3Qty. Bought 1 out of 3.
What happens if you have 1GPS?
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Eh, not worth it.

These are WiFi 5. WiFi 6, 6E, and now 7 have come out since. I would pass and get something WiFi 6 at the very least.
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Quote from JustinS6323 :
Eh, not worth it.

These are WiFi 5. WiFi 6, 6E, and now 7 have come out since. I would pass and get something WiFi 6 at the very least.
I've had these for four years , 4 of them covering 6k sqft. Multiple cameras, phones, ipads, streaming devices, and video game systems. I've reset been maybe 2-3 times in those 4 years. I pull 100 Mbps throughout the house which has been plenty for our family of 6 to surf the web, stream 4k content, and online gaming. For $50 this is a great deal and adequate for many.
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