Google WiFi system, 3-Pack - Router Replacement for Whole Home Coverage (NLS-1304-25),White
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Style: Google Wifi (2016 model) 3 Pack
Features
- A new type of connected system for seamless WiFi coverage throughout your home, helping eliminate dead zones and buffering
- Replaces your current router, and works your modem and internet service. Its compatible with major internet service providers including Comcast, Time Warner, and Verizon Fios
- A single WiFi point covers up to 1,500 square feet, a set of three covers homes up to 4,500 square feet Wifi points work together so you can add more if you need additional coverage
- Network Assist technology keeps your connection fast by always selecting the clearest channel and fastest band for your devices
- A simple app gets you set up quickly and allows you to see whats connected, prioritize devices, and pause the WiFi on kids devices. Family controls allow you to pause the WiFi on kids devices, like during
Description
Enjoy a fast signal in every room, on every device. Google Wi-Fi is a new type of connected system that replaces your router for seamless coverage throughout your home.
Brand: Google
Model Name: NLS-1304-25
Special Feature: WPS
Frequency Band Class: Single-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 5 GHz Radio Frequency, 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Frequency: 5 GHz
Recommended Uses For Product: Home
Included Components: 3 power adapters, 1 6.5 ft Ethernet cable, Quick start guide, 3 Wifi points
Connectivity Technology: WiFi^Wired
Product Dimensions: 4.17 x 4.17 x 2.7 inches
Item Weight: 11.8 ounces
Item model number: NLS-1304-25
Batteries: 3 CR2 batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 24, 2016
Manufacturer: Google PC
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Style: Google Wifi (2016 model) 3 Pack
So I've had this for over a month now and it, amazingly, has solved all my previous issues without adding/causing me any more problems. My previous issues: We live in about a 2700 square foot, 2 story house. Our wifi router is located in an office upstairs on one corner of the house. Our living room smart tv is located literally on the opposite corner of the house, down stairs. My room is located directly underneath the office upstairs. The issues we were having with our internet connection was related to coverage. Despite having a beefy router/modem combo Netgear unit, it just wasn't able to give a reliable connection to our living room tv; enough that we just were not able to stream netflix or other apps without giving us headaches. It was just constant buffering. We tried a wifi repeater in the past, but that also didn't work reliably. Mind you we pay for 200 mbps connection. As for my room, the pc on my wifi would constantly slow down to a crawl and at least once a day disconnect. Whenever it slowed down I would immediately disconnect and reconnect to the router via windows setting and that would fix the problem. It was quite annoying. Now enter google wifi, and EVERYTHING I mentioned above is no longer an issue. Setup, I think quite literally, couldn't be easier. Just install the the google wifi app on a device, follow the instructions, and it will walk you through everything you need to do. If you've ever setup any google device it's the same intuitive/quirky style to the on-screen instructions. I placed one in the office ( the mother unit that's connected to the old router/modem unit), one in my room, and one in the living room right next to the tv. Our home's internet has never been faster; testing it now were getting 228 mbps download and 22 mbps upload. When surfing the web on my computer, everything feels snappier. I have an xbox in my room too, and while the connection has never given me issues aside from the occasional lag/jitter, downloading games has never been faster. My ping has never been lower either. I do have something called a "double nat" which isn't he best according to my xbox, but so far it hasn't given me any issues and I have had absolutely no lag/jitter when playing. Mind you my xbox is just maybe 5 feet away from the google wifi point. Some people don't seem to like that you can only access the setting on the app but I think it's quite handy. I always thought going to that admin website was a chore but that's just me. The app itself is very easy to use and monitor the mesh system with. You can test the internet speed in your home, the connection quality between point, and even the connection to every individual device currently accessing the internet. You can see which devices are connected to which wifi points and how much bandwidth they are using (each device also automatically connects to the nearest wifi point in real time). There are advanced settings too, like port forwarding and DHCP IP reservations. All in all I would say that if you have similar conditions and issues in your house currently as we did just get this! It's expensive but after everything is fixed and running smoothly your quickly going to forget about it. I haven't tried another mesh system so for all I know anther system would be working just as good, but google products have always left a good impression on me and this one doesn't disappoint! I was looking at the orbi system too; it is supposedly faster so if your looking for absolute speed for your 500+ mbps plan maybe look into it, but we only pay for 200-300 mbps speeds so google wifi was enough for us. I'm more than happy with how fast our internet is now. Also, I don't mean to talk bad about another product, but the orbi system had an alarming amount of negative reviews about constantly dropping connection while google wifi had almost no reviews relating to that issue. That's actually the reason why I ultimately went with google wifi. Hope this review helps you out!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2018 by Michael
Style: Google Wifi (2016 model) 3 Pack
After 18 months, my Google WiFi is doing great. It provides a consistent and strong WiFi signal throughout my home and in my front and back yards. I almost forget about it, but it is always there. I tested another current (2018) system by Linksys, but it was not as consistently fast as my Google system. Get this - you will be happy with it. Original Review: Day One: Loving it... I have a two story home and use Comcast for my internet service provider. They provide a single modem / router which reaches most of my home pretty well. It is located upstairs in a front room of my home. Unfortunately, it doesn't do a tremendous job of reaching my downstairs office and is spotty in my back yard. I like to listen to my Sonos system when I'm by my swimming pool and it's always a 50-50 proposition if my phone can stay connected to my home network to control the Sonos. Occasionally, when I run backups, my backup program tells me that I have lost connection to the network drive. I have tried a couple of TP-Link range extenders and they help, but not overwhelmingly. After reading a TheWireCutter article on mesh networking products, I decided to try Google's WiFi system. WireCutter actually recommended Netgear's Orbi, but as I read their review and others, I concluded that the Orbi really isn't mesh at all..... it's just a really really strong WiFi router and repeater. I'm sure it works fine, but it is more money than Google's product and I wanted to try a true mesh network. I set the Google WiFi up this morning. It took about ten minutes to put all three units in play. I think it took longer for me to come up with a clever name for my new home network than to physically install the units. The app for the system is very easy to follow, in true Google fashion. I tested the WiFi signal throughout my house and compared it to my still functioning Comcast WiFi signal. Outstanding! In places where my old signal was wimpy, the Google system was pumping out a strong clear signal that permeated places in my back yard yet unseen by WiFi. Very impressive. Next: the fun part--- reconnecting everything in the house to the new WiFi connection and new network. I have a 26 port network switch which connect my two network attached storage drives, my television and DVD player and my beloved Sonos bridge. I ran an ethernet cable from the 2nd port on the main Google unit to the switch and hoped that it would instantly allow access to everything. Nope... everything still expected to be connected to the original network. So, I disconnected cable running from the Comcast router to the switch, waited a few minutes and then checked. That was all I needed to do for those devices to connect - just give the switch ONE connection the network running through the Google router. The next issue I encountered was that my Sonos system would run fine from my PC, but not from my android phone or tablet. In fact, it caused an issue where my phone and tablet would connect to my Google network, then disconnect, then reconnect. I couldn't get my Sonos app to control anything. I called Google's support line for this WiFi system to see if they could help. They gave me some good advice: - first, don't expect everything on your network to instantly recognize everything else. I've noticed in the past when I connect network devices, like NAS drives, they don't always connect for a few minutes. Sean, from Google support said that things might take a day or two to be fully integrated. - second, when something isn't quite right, power down your modem and your Google WiFi router - the one connected to your modem. Wait five minutes and then restart your modem. Give that about three or four minutes to fully come back to life, then power on your WiFi again. That can take a minute or so to fully reboot. When I did this, my Sonos system was fine and was fully controllable by my android apps. So, it's still early in the game, but I now have a really strong WiFi signal throughout my 3350 square foot house. I have a very good WiFi signal out by my pool. My network backups appear to be running much quicker and complete without interruption. I'll update this as things progress, but on Day One, everything seems to be better, faster and running just great.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2017 by Marty B