Do you need a separate router for Google home? null

You don't need any router. The node you plug into your internet connection cable becomes the main node. The rest of the nodes automatically find the closest active node and connect to that. You get essentially the same performance across the entire mesh geography. A really great product in my opinion.

No. One of these acts as the router. But you do need a modem (DSL or cable) for this to plug into.

You will need your cable provided router.

“Do you need a separate router for Google home?”

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You don't need any router. The node you plug into your internet connection cable becomes the main node. The rest of the nodes automatically find the closest active node and connect to that. You get essentially the same performance across the entire mesh geography. A really great product in my opinion.
Answered by SemiTechie 7 years ago
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No. One of these acts as the router. But you do need a modem (DSL or cable) for this to plug into.
Answered by Bschaaf 7 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Kitty 7 years ago
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No...each unit is a router.
Answered by CarolR 7 years ago
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You will need your cable provided router.
Answered by race4life 7 years ago
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