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Google nest wifi pro 6E 4 pack on clearance $299.97 @Costco in-store

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Costco has google nest wifi pro 6E 4 pack on clearance for $299.97.

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PeterD.

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PeterD.

04-10-2024 at 04:04 AM.

Quote from Big_Sexy

I used to be a HUGE Google Nest WiFi proponent. NO MORE! They screwed a huge customer base with the lastest firmware update and are not planning to fix the problem. They are done getting my money.

What's wrong with it?

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PeterD.

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PeterD.

04-10-2024 at 04:05 AM.

Ok in the description it says your options are the Nest pro or the much older Google WiFi- did Google fully abandon the regular Nest routers?

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TealHome3060

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04-10-2024 at 06:05 AM.

Quote from nikha

This does not have ability to broadcast 2.4Ghz band separately, hence a lot of iot devices cannot connect to these nodes.

That's not true, it does it seamlessly. Check the help page.

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TealHome3060

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04-10-2024 at 06:11 AM.

Bought this on sale about 10 days ago at Costco and just got a price match on the clearance item. The only caveat is that the item should be in store for them to match the clear price so do it sooner rather than later. So far the performance has been good, no range or speed issues. I only needed 3 for my house. Friend that use Nest have had good things to say.

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SteveK1925

04-15-2024 at 05:45 PM.

Quote from WiseFaucet4974

In costco stores only. not online

https://www.costco.com/google-nes...53084.html

If you use Instacart -- they will deliver at the store price.

$312.97 Actually...

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Last edited by SteveK1925 April 15, 2024 at 05:49 PM.

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sennix

04-20-2024 at 01:14 PM.

I've just got mine for $250.00 marked down with an asterisk * price tag. YMMV. Last one in Fullerton, CA.

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anomoly

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anomoly

04-21-2024 at 07:01 AM.

At this price for 4 this seems like a great deal. The wifi 2.4 is a bit annoying seeing how older and cheaper connected items only use that band however there's a fix someone put in this thread as long as you don't have your power go out often.
Having one gigabit port on the back also isn't great however if you're mainly using wifi these are simple enough to set up and cover a very large home. I have some relatives with a 4,000 sq ft home and have always had WiFi issues until we got these and were able to put them in the right configuration for their home.

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mykoseli

04-22-2024 at 03:32 PM.

Is this still valid?

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latchkey

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Today at 05:16 AM.

Quote from BUYMECAR

You can disable WPA3 temporarily and they'll connect fine. If your power goes out, they won't be able to reconnect with WPA3 enabled so you'd have to repeat those steps. Yes, it's annoying and dumb but it's a solution that's been working for me

When the power goes out, and you turn off WPA3, do you have to manually reconnect each and every device, or do they all reconnect up automatically? (If I had two or three devices, it would be no big deal, but I have at least one in every room of our home.)