Google WiFi - Mesh WiFi System - WiFi Router Replacement - 3 Pack (Renewed)

Fast delivery and quality refurbishment

Easy set up. Have had it setup for 2 months now, seems to cover all 3,200 sq ft, 2 story house plus outside yard perimeter. Remember to reset any devices to the new wi-fi mesh. Small, discreet devices.

Mesh systems provide consistent wifi coverage in expanded spaces. Theses systems can also be very expensive. The range of prices is remarkable given the limited (or even non-existent) additional capabilities of more expensive systems. The Google WiFi system met our needs to expand coverage across 4500 square feet on two floor levels. Setup is accomplished using the Google Home app. Setting up the router was simple and straightforward. Subsequent satellite units were likewise easily completed. The ability to monitor and control the installed mesh system is handled through the Home app, and is accessible remotely - handy when you need to check on things when away from home. The Home app also recognizes your smart devices, so home automation can be set up and controlled in the app. Kudos to Google for delivering software that complements the capabilities of their mesh systems. The one thing you'll want to check is which of several Google mesh systems will meet your requirements. The system we installed doesn't support the fastest or latest WiFi standards (e.g., WiFi 6), but we don't need that capability. Google has other mesh systems that do support more advanced capabilities, and they're also attractively priced compared to competitors.

Our apartment is about 1300 sq ft, so not a mansion or anything but the layout has a lot of hallways and rooms around corners, etc. The single router in the center of the house wasn't cutting it so we set this up, and putting the other access points closer to the far ends has really helped us make the most of the bandwidth we pay for but weren't getting before. The setup was pretty easy, the app leads you through step by step, and makes it a lot simpler to manage your network than if you had to log into your router. It performs speed tests on itself every so often and lets you know if any devices connected aren't getting a good signal. I was worried about some of the reviews that said their devices actually performed worse because of possible interference between the access points and things like Rokus that communicate with their peripherals over the network, but I have to say we've had it for about a month so far and no complaints yet!

I used one of them and set it up with existing wifi id. But after power cycle, it does not work any more. I used another anyway.

I bought these 6 months ago as renewed items from Amazon. Everything was in perfect condition except there were no manuals or instructions. It was simple to find instructions on YouTube. I have LAN cabling to most of the important places in my house and the outside building so I wanted something that could do "wired backhaul" instead of crowding the wi-fi airwaves with router-to-router traffic on top of router-to-enduser data. I think the successor model of Google Mesh does not accommodate wired backhaul. With wired backhaul my transmission scores in the app are at 100% maximum. Before I installed these I had three different conventional wi-fi routers and when moving around the house or the property I had to manually reconnect between each of my three wi-fi networks. Now there are 4 mesh routers all connected in one unified wi-fi network. I just don't think about the network any more as I move around unencumbered. Family members have totally forgotten the old days, they just roam around the house or the property outside carefree in the new wireless mesh world.

I have purchased 3 sets of these nest routers, the first failed but was covered by an asurion extended warranty that I purchased, the second set did not work when it was delivered and returned to Amazon, the third set failed after 14 months and was not covered by the third party seller, terrible product and terrible coverage by the seller

Even for a technologically inept person like me, I could set these up fairly quickly.Now Google knows everything I do, though, so that might be a drawback.Anyway, I get good internet speeds all over my house now. The main router is in the basement with one of these on each floor, basement, main, and second floor. I see no difference in speed anywhere throughout the house. Ours is about 1600 sq ft (does not include the basement).