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

Works well. Easy to install. Only caution is, if setting up an Ethernet backhaul network and your house is wired with older CAT5E, it might not be sufficient to hit gigabit speeds on your switch on all nodes. Mine works fine with 3 of the 4 nodes, but the 4th is running at 10/100...could be a wiring issue or just b/c the run is a little bit longer than the others. In either case, if you have more than a tiny home / apartment, I strongly suggest setting up a bachhaul network. (The backhaul network operates over Ethernet and requires a simple $20 switch. It takes the traffic between the WiFi point and the modem off WiFi and makes your whole system hum faster.)

First time all devices on the house works and connected together. And I have control kids device with one button. The best of the best of the best!

I got this to add to the 3 pucks I already had. I wanted to extend into my yard so we could get internet while hanging out outside (thanks covid). Ive been happy with all the Google Wireless devices and have had little to no trouble with them in the 2 years Ive been using them.

I ended up returning these because Google is trying to make the whole experience of using them very simple. That may not sound like a bad thing, but for someone that really likes to customize and change things around it really leaves a lot to be desired. You can only manage them via the app and there is no web interface. I also noticed a significant speed decrease from my Asus AC3200. Went back to my Asus and will be buying another one to extend my coverage instead of this mesh system.

Went from 40m by 10 with my isp router to 119 by 13 with these routers. Easy to set up.

I live in a 2700 sq. ft. condo and the Linksys router I had was dropping cell phones and laptops constantly. It was an AC3200 tri-band. After enough frustrations and Linksys inability to fix the issue after multiple phone calls, I purchased the Google router mesh system (3 units) and have not had a single dropped signal. I might have been able to add relays or whatever it is Linksys and others suggest, but why not go with the latest technology and especially since it is capable of being constantly updated. Very happy and would recommend strongly.

My Previous Setup: I have a 2000 sq ft brick home with a 1000 sq ft brick guest home located about 10ft off the east end off the main home. I previously used an ASUS AC1900 located on the far east side of the main home and used a wifi extender in the guest home. This worked good enough but both homes lost wifi in the rooms that were farthest away from the router and I have 200 Mbps service. Google Wifi: After reading reviews on different mesh systems I decided on the Google Wifi. My first concern was getting signal through brick walls in the guest home. I placed one of the routers where the old router was and another in the guest home. It delivered good coverage to the entire guest home and now you can stream online video in the room farthest from the main home. My other concern was that I have multiple TP link smart plugs that only work on 2.4 ghz and one of them is right next to the main router of this system. After installing the Google wifi and updating the network on the Kasa app, I had no issues with controlling the plugs. I would definitely recommend Google wifi if you are considering a mesh system.

Worth the investment. Our service provider boasted about high speeds but we still had to deal with buffering. Set up the Google Wifi System yesterday and WOW what a difference! Easy to set up, parental controls, set the kids games to turn off at bedtime, and set up a guest access. Very impressed. Going to recommend this to everyone.

We used to have a D-Link DIR-645 router and had very slow speeds at like 8-14mbps over wireless but while plugged in to direct connect we had 80mbps. Changing channels and such did not help. I put in hours of research and agonized over the cost of this mesh system but it turns out to be worth it. Its a set it and forget it system you dont have to monkey around with channels. Cost-wise, youre basically buying 3 routers that work as a system to blanket the house in wifi. The speed is consistently high at 80mbps. I had one user error issue where I blocked myself by accident but the support desk was super helpful and quickly got me reset.

I have Comcast 150mps/down and 5mps/up. I was using a Belkin router that was giving me 20/down and after some searching thought Id give Google WiFi a try - 2 minutes after setup and Im already getting ABOVE 150/Down... Crazy! These did not disappoint - setup incredibly easy. My house is 1900sf - I got three points, but honestly 1 probably would have worked. :)