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Name: Google - Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi Router
Brand: Google
SKU: 5706129
Price: 99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (12887 reviews)

Google - Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi Router

Model:: NLS-1304-25 1-PACK; |
SKU:: 5706129

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QuestionCan I used this to Extend to a non-Wifi Device? I Have a Audio Receiver that's Ethernet only, Can I use this to connect to my existing Wifi and then use the Lan port to extent to my Receiver?
Asked 8 years ago by Lathin.
- Answer Yes. You can use the LAN port to connect to a non-WiFi device via ethernet (like a receiver).
  Answered 8 years ago by LLcdPH
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QuestionCan these access points create a Bluetooth network too? Like connecting a phone by Bluetooth to a Google Wifi access point in the kitchen, and having music play from the phone to a bluetooth speaker that is connected to an access point in distant bedroom.
Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer No. This only creates a wifi network. It does not have any bluetooth connectivity.
  Answered 8 years ago by konshu
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Questiondoes this work for google home and ring
Asked 8 years ago by Google.
- Answer Yes. I have both ring and a google home device connected.
  Answered 8 years ago by mattopotamus
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QuestionDoes the Router work with Charter communications
Asked 8 years ago by Dalelip61.
- Answer Wifi requires a broadband internet connection to work. As long as your Charter connection is a broadband connection, you should not have any issues at all.
  Answered 8 years ago by wifiguy
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QuestionI have an apple airport extreme set up and would like to know if it old be faster or a better solution for my WiFi hiccups that causes my service to have a break
Asked 8 years ago by AirportExtremeVSgoogleWifi.
- Answer The Google device does seem faster particularly since the signal is stronger due to the mesh network. Please make sure you can put your cable or DSL modem into bridge mode. This is the only way the mesh feature will work
  Answered 8 years ago by Philip
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QuestionI do not have Comcast but need internet...will this provide Internet so I can connect with my laptops
Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You will need to find a solution for Internet connectivity before you purchase and install this device. It will work with cable modems or DSL.
  Answered 8 years ago by Nabob
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QuestionI need this for my 16 year old grand daughter..she uses more wifi in one day than I do in a month..basically needed for her phone. Can this be used for only one item???
Asked 8 years ago by Shar.
- Answer Shar you could set it up that way. But this would really increase your wifi for other devices in your house as well.
  Answered 8 years ago by jogo
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QuestionGoogle Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - White Does it work with smart tv ?
Asked 8 years ago by Diskpac2002.
- Answer If your TV has a WiFi chip in it then yes it will be able to connect to the Google WiFi. Does that help?
  Answered 8 years ago by Gvina94
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QuestionDo the range ext work like apple or is it going to jump from network to network
Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer It will all appear to be on the same network. It will seamlessly transfer without issues across the entire mesh network.
  Answered 8 years ago by mattopotamus
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QuestionHow Google Wifi does when compared with Netgear Orbi regarding to speed/range performance and stability?
Asked 8 years ago by Qing.
- Answer I don't have Orbi, but my buddy swears by it for his 4500 sqft house. I don't know how strong his signal is in his backyard, but the Google wifi produces a strong signal all over a 13k+ sqft lot. If I didn't go with Google Wifi, then I definitely would buy Orbi, due to the greater overall networking features, and faster wireless only mesh network. Thier wireless only mesh network is the fastest in the Industry due to the dedicated third backhall channel. Google wifi produces and overall faster wifi and LAN experience if you connect each access point via Ethernet cables, which the Orbi doesn't offer. I had that chance and still chose the Google Wifi, due to the access control features it has for Individual connected devices, and the overall cost for a three AP solution.
  Answered 8 years ago by Techgadgetdude
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QuestionHow does this router pick up data from a smartphone?
Asked 8 years ago by alsenor.
- Answer It doesn't, you use your phone to set the router up. After that your phone will connect to it like any other WIFI signal.
  Answered 8 years ago by Brandon
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QuestionDo you have to have an internet provider to have one of these give you WiFi? I’m getting my first apartment and I don’t know anything about WiFi.. I just need it. Lol
Asked 6 years ago by Internet.
- Answer You have to have an internet provider to provide broadband signal. But with Google products ,and you can ask the tech guys at google. Your signal is stronger and smoother if you turn off the wi-fi and leave on the the internet signal.
  Answered 6 years ago by thedorse
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QuestionWill my Honeywell lyric t5 work with this. I have read that it will now connect because lyric uses 2.4 ghz
Asked 6 years ago by Brian.
- Answer It is difficult if not impossible to get the google wifi mesh to work with some 2.4ghz devices.
  Answered 6 years ago by travisophila
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QuestionDoes this router work well with Alexa?
Asked 6 years ago by Alexa.
- Answer It sets up a new wifi connection, so you just have to connect your Alexa to the new wifi and it'll work great!
  Answered 6 years ago by KendraLee
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QuestionI literally purchased the Linksys AC3200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router 6 days ago for a 2600 sq. ft. home. Can I buy this system to SUPPLEMENT my new router or do I need to REPLACE my router with this system? GAMING IS IMPORTANT so no compromising please.
Asked 6 years ago by smokinjoe32927.
- Answer I would HIGHLY recommend returning the Linksys router and replacing it with just Google WiFi, especially if gaming is important as noted. You can strategically place the Google WiFi access point nodes so that at least one of them is within solid operating range of your gaming system. I have been using Google WiFi for over a year now. You will not be disappointed. Plus, if you need more coverage, you can add more of them in your network. Way cool!
  Answered 6 years ago by MikeL
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QuestionDoes this device have its own wifi in itself or do I have to already have internet for it to connect to? Essentially I want to know if say I were to go on vacation, can I take it with me so wireless devices can be used anywhere?
Asked 7 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer This works like a router in itself that you can add remote access with additional units.
  Answered 7 years ago by Fooey
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QuestionCan I use my cell phone provider as the internet? Do I have to have a router?
Asked 7 years ago by Dee.
- Answer You need to have a modem from an internet provider (ISP) for this router to work. The cable from the modem plugs into the internet port on this in order for it to access the internet. If you can get a regular modem from your cell provider then this would work. If you are getting a "hot spot" from a cell provider you shouldn't need these as the hot spot already provides WiFi access. Here is the Google WiFi support number if you'd like to give them a call: 1-844-442-3693.
  Answered 7 years ago by Adam
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QuestionCan I use this with a Netgear AC750 extender, which I already have, and, can I hard wire (ethernet cable) a Roku to the Google Wifi?
Asked 7 years ago by MIkey.
- Answer Yes, you can use a WiFi extender with this product. Yes, this unit has an Ethernet port to make a hardwire connection.
  Answered 7 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionDo google wireless router support 220 V ?
Asked 7 years ago by Dotcom.
- Answer No, this unit will not operate on 220VAC.
  Answered 7 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionCompatible with Cox internet?
Asked 7 years ago by Dedwards.
- Answer This isn’t a modem. You still need a modem to connect to COX. I just disabled my router built into my modem and set the modem to bridged NAT. COX still sees my modem but my house sees the new WiFi router. Plug Google WiFi into a switch port on the modem and Google will walk you through the rest of setup. Very easy.
  Answered 7 years ago by Heath
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Google - Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi Router

Q: QuestionCan I used this to Extend to a non-Wifi Device? I Have a Audio Receiver that's Ethernet only, Can I use this to connect to my existing Wifi and then use the Lan port to extent to my Receiver?

Q: QuestionCan these access points create a Bluetooth network too? Like connecting a phone by Bluetooth to a Google Wifi access point in the kitchen, and having music play from the phone to a bluetooth speaker that is connected to an access point in distant bedroom.

Q: Questiondoes this work for google home and ring

Q: QuestionDoes the Router work with Charter communications

Q: QuestionI have an apple airport extreme set up and would like to know if it old be faster or a better solution for my WiFi hiccups that causes my service to have a break

Q: QuestionI do not have Comcast but need internet...will this provide Internet so I can connect with my laptops

Q: QuestionI need this for my 16 year old grand daughter..she uses more wifi in one day than I do in a month..basically needed for her phone. Can this be used for only one item???

Q: QuestionGoogle Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - White Does it work with smart tv ?

Q: QuestionDo the range ext work like apple or is it going to jump from network to network

Q: QuestionHow Google Wifi does when compared with Netgear Orbi regarding to speed/range performance and stability?

Q: QuestionHow does this router pick up data from a smartphone?

Q: QuestionDo you have to have an internet provider to have one of these give you WiFi? I’m getting my first apartment and I don’t know anything about WiFi.. I just need it. Lol

Q: QuestionWill my Honeywell lyric t5 work with this. I have read that it will now connect because lyric uses 2.4 ghz

Q: QuestionDoes this router work well with Alexa?

Q: QuestionI literally purchased the Linksys AC3200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router 6 days ago for a 2600 sq. ft. home. Can I buy this system to SUPPLEMENT my new router or do I need to REPLACE my router with this system? GAMING IS IMPORTANT so no compromising please.

Q: QuestionDoes this device have its own wifi in itself or do I have to already have internet for it to connect to? Essentially I want to know if say I were to go on vacation, can I take it with me so wireless devices can be used anywhere?

Q: QuestionCan I use my cell phone provider as the internet? Do I have to have a router?

Q: QuestionCan I use this with a Netgear AC750 extender, which I already have, and, can I hard wire (ethernet cable) a Roku to the Google Wifi?

Q: QuestionDo google wireless router support 220 V ?

Q: QuestionCompatible with Cox internet?

QuestionCan I used this to Extend to a non-Wifi Device? I Have a Audio Receiver that's Ethernet only, Can I use this to connect to my existing Wifi and then use the Lan port to extent to my Receiver?

QuestionCan these access points create a Bluetooth network too? Like connecting a phone by Bluetooth to a Google Wifi access point in the kitchen, and having music play from the phone to a bluetooth speaker that is connected to an access point in distant bedroom.

Questiondoes this work for google home and ring

QuestionDoes the Router work with Charter communications

QuestionI have an apple airport extreme set up and would like to know if it old be faster or a better solution for my WiFi hiccups that causes my service to have a break

QuestionI do not have Comcast but need internet...will this provide Internet so I can connect with my laptops

QuestionI need this for my 16 year old grand daughter..she uses more wifi in one day than I do in a month..basically needed for her phone. Can this be used for only one item???

QuestionGoogle Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - White Does it work with smart tv ?

QuestionDo the range ext work like apple or is it going to jump from network to network

QuestionHow Google Wifi does when compared with Netgear Orbi regarding to speed/range performance and stability?

QuestionHow does this router pick up data from a smartphone?

QuestionDo you have to have an internet provider to have one of these give you WiFi? I’m getting my first apartment and I don’t know anything about WiFi.. I just need it. Lol

QuestionWill my Honeywell lyric t5 work with this. I have read that it will now connect because lyric uses 2.4 ghz

QuestionDoes this router work well with Alexa?

QuestionI literally purchased the Linksys AC3200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router 6 days ago for a 2600 sq. ft. home. Can I buy this system to SUPPLEMENT my new router or do I need to REPLACE my router with this system? GAMING IS IMPORTANT so no compromising please.

QuestionDoes this device have its own wifi in itself or do I have to already have internet for it to connect to? Essentially I want to know if say I were to go on vacation, can I take it with me so wireless devices can be used anywhere?

QuestionCan I use my cell phone provider as the internet? Do I have to have a router?

QuestionCan I use this with a Netgear AC750 extender, which I already have, and, can I hard wire (ethernet cable) a Roku to the Google Wifi?

QuestionDo google wireless router support 220 V ?

QuestionCompatible with Cox internet?