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I live in a ranch with a full basement for a total of 2,400 sq ft. I installed the Google Wifi 3 pack with two in the basement and one upstairs. My entire house is covered very well now. Also, I can pick up a strong signal in my attached garage, in the front yard, and in the back yard. I could never do that before. I frequently have 13-18 devices connected to our wireless network with no performance problems. Now, I do have all three hotspots connected via an ethernet cable, so they don't have to transmit between each other. I have used three other brands (LinkSys, Netgear, and ASUS) and Google's product is far superior in every way that matters to me. Before connecting the second two devices through the hardwire cable, they were set up to work wirelessly. They worked fine, but with two teenagers that have multiple video streams going at the same time I decided to keep the hotspots wired. Did I say I am very happy with this product?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We have 18 devices including smart TVs, 3 iMacs and a PC an ALEXA, iPhones and Ring cameras. Fast and solid and better than anything we've ever tried.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it will work and i have never had an issue with that but you can(as an administrator) you can choose priority over other devices.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.These will help with dead spots a lot. Their wifi signal is very strong and they work very well together to eliminate dead spots. You can use one of these to replace the extreme router and the other two to increase the signal farther in to the house..
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.OnHub is not really stronger but its older. Google wifi is build around OnHub so its the little brother that is better. No, it will not lose strength in the bridge to be honest I live in the middle of the block and my wifi is close to getting me to 3 houses away form the end of the block. Placement is the key.
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