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Name: Google - Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack)
Brand: Google
SKU: 5706130
Price: 181.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (12887 reviews)

Google - Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack)

Model:: NLS-1304-25 3-PACK; |
SKU:: 5706130

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QuestionIf the Google Nest will cover up to 2200 sq. ft. and I purchased two of the Google Mesh that covers 1200 sq. ft. and placed them in different areas of the house, would this cover 2400 sq. ft.?
Asked 5 years ago by Mannyboy.
- Answer While 2 Google Wifi points can cover 2400 sq. ft., where you place the points in your house may affect the total coverage. As a general rule, points work best when they are no more than 2 rooms away from each other and barriers like thick walls or heavy furniture can impact Wi-Fi performance, so placing them in a clear line of sight can optimize your Wi-Fi coverage. Take a look at this article to determine how many points you may need : https://support.google.com/wifi/answer/7182840
  Answered 5 years ago by Nest Support
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QuestionCan u use this to replace the modem that in rent from Comcast?
Asked 5 years ago by Comcast.
- Answer No, you still need a modem with working internet connection. Google Wifi is a mesh Wi-Fi system that replaces your current router and distributes strong and reliable Wi-Fi connection throughout your home.
  Answered 5 years ago by Nest Support
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QuestionWe have an HDMI cable running from our house to a workshop which is about 150 ft from our Modem can i hook the HDMI cable from one google device to the other google device and get the internet in the workshop?
Asked 5 years ago by M.
- Answer My main unit is in my house with one out back in my garage using a wireless connection.
  Answered 5 years ago by MaddyG
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QuestionCan I hardwire a security system dvr (via Ethernet cable) to one of the satellite units (not the main point)?
Asked 5 years ago by BQuestion1.
- Answer Each puck has two Ethernet ports.
  Answered 5 years ago by RGDud
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QuestionCan I add AC2200 to our mesh network of 3 AC1200 rouyers
Asked 5 years ago by Jain.
- Answer yes you can. You'll have to reset all those older wifi points/router first, before you can add them in. That's what I ended up doing. I added the new Google Nest Wifi router to my setup of 2 Google Wifi.
  Answered 5 years ago by Nelson
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QuestionHow much do you pay a month ? Or week? Or do you just buy it and get it for that .
Asked 5 years ago by Elmigrante.
- Answer No, Google Wifi doesn't require monthly payments as in a subscription. Google Wifi is a mesh Wi-Fi system that provides strong and reliable internet coverage throughout your home. But, you will still need a modem by an ISP with a working internet connection. You can take a look at this article link to find out more about Google Wifi: https://support.google.com/wifi/answer/7168315
  Answered 5 years ago by Google Team
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QuestionIs this compatible with Verizon. Does this replace the router you would need with them? Thank you
Asked 5 years ago by Jayd.
- Answer Nope, it cannot replace your Verizon modem. It augments it.
  Answered 5 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionWhat does it do
Asked 5 years ago by Swishmaker.
- Answer Extend/amplify your existing signal. Remember signal is DIFFERENT than bandwidth! Bandwidth is the plan such as 50/150/250 mbps you pay your Telco/ISP. Support net neutrality!! GOP/Repubs against net neutrality because Telco/ISP lobbyists want to charge you more money and make Internet access a utility. Wake up AmericA!
  Answered 5 years ago by SeriouslyFolks
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QuestionWill this mesh system work in conjunction with Windstream DSL modem/router?
Asked 5 years ago by DD.
- Answer We have Wndstream, and our internet access is hardwired through their modem/router, and then broadcast through the Google Mesh system. It works pretty well for us!
  Answered 4 years ago by PastryChef
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QuestionI am going on a business trip no hotel has hard wired. Am I able to connect this to hotel WiFi to connect to my computer for hard wired connection.
Asked 5 years ago by JasionaR.
- Answer No this must be connected to the router and then provides wireless connection. It is meant for small business or residential use for handling range concerns and to accommodate multiple devices smoothly not as a point of internet connection. If you are traveling frequently I would suggest purchasing a WiFi hotspot from your phone carrier.
  Answered 5 years ago by Honestfeedback
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QuestionCan you connect more than 3 to the same mesh network?
Asked 5 years ago by EVVLawyer.
- Answer Yes you can. The 3-pack is a nice feature since most people won't need more than that, and you get a price break from buying 3 singles, but you can connect more than that if you need.
  Answered 5 years ago by Radarnut
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QuestionWhen will this package be back in stock?
Asked 5 years ago by Woodgirl.
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QuestionDoes this system have a built in modem or do I have to have a stand alone modem?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You need a stand alone.
  Answered 5 years ago by MaddyG
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QuestionMy WiFi isn’t bad but when I play on my ps4 I start to loaf. If I buy this item can I connect it to my ps4 so I won’t lag?
Asked 5 years ago by Jojo.
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QuestionI'm trying to figure out what is the main difference between google wifi and google nest wifi? This will help me decide which one to buy. Im looking for something to spread the wifi signal i have now
Asked 5 years ago by Ross.
- Answer This is a mesh router system. It will replace your existing router and simply hook up as many repeaters required to get the range you need. Not familiar with the nest one. But sounds like you need a mesh router if you aren't getting the coverage you need now
  Answered 5 years ago by Brian
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QuestionDoes this eat up your data from your internet provider?
Asked 5 years ago by Stachia.
- Answer No it does not use data. This device just extends the signal through your home! Its essentially an “extension cord” for your internet!
  Answered 5 years ago by Firemantoday
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QuestionWill one of these be good enough to reach the opposite end of my house (2600 sq. ft) or would I need to get the pack with 3?
Asked 5 years ago by GatorMan.
- Answer Get three(better deal) or 2. My house is 2500 sq feet. Depending on walls and such it’s better to have multiple
  Answered 5 years ago by Charly
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QuestionI have an Arris router that fails to produce an adequate wifi signal throughout my 1,700 sf 2-story home. I was hoping to get this to place in a room across the home but must it be hard wired to my current router therefore there is no point to buy only 1?
Asked 5 years ago by Matt.
- Answer This size of home you need at least two of them to get well performance.
  Answered 5 years ago by Chibargain
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QuestionDo I need a smart phone to set this up?
Asked 5 years ago by Charlie.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 5 years ago by Sully
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QuestionMy home is 7500sq ft and I will need coverage throughout. Will I be able to purchase extra units to cover the entire home?
Asked 5 years ago by sumo.
- Answer Yes up to 6 devices
  Answered 5 years ago by Flipper
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Google - Wifi AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack)

Q: QuestionIf the Google Nest will cover up to 2200 sq. ft. and I purchased two of the Google Mesh that covers 1200 sq. ft. and placed them in different areas of the house, would this cover 2400 sq. ft.?

Q: QuestionCan u use this to replace the modem that in rent from Comcast?

Q: QuestionWe have an HDMI cable running from our house to a workshop which is about 150 ft from our Modem can i hook the HDMI cable from one google device to the other google device and get the internet in the workshop?

Q: QuestionCan I hardwire a security system dvr (via Ethernet cable) to one of the satellite units (not the main point)?

Q: QuestionCan I add AC2200 to our mesh network of 3 AC1200 rouyers

Q: QuestionHow much do you pay a month ? Or week? Or do you just buy it and get it for that .

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Verizon. Does this replace the router you would need with them? Thank you

Q: QuestionWhat does it do

Q: QuestionWill this mesh system work in conjunction with Windstream DSL modem/router?

Q: QuestionI am going on a business trip no hotel has hard wired. Am I able to connect this to hotel WiFi to connect to my computer for hard wired connection.

Q: QuestionCan you connect more than 3 to the same mesh network?

Q: QuestionWhen will this package be back in stock?

Q: QuestionDoes this system have a built in modem or do I have to have a stand alone modem?

Q: QuestionMy WiFi isn’t bad but when I play on my ps4 I start to loaf. If I buy this item can I connect it to my ps4 so I won’t lag?

Q: QuestionI'm trying to figure out what is the main difference between google wifi and google nest wifi? This will help me decide which one to buy. Im looking for something to spread the wifi signal i have now

Q: QuestionDoes this eat up your data from your internet provider?

Q: QuestionWill one of these be good enough to reach the opposite end of my house (2600 sq. ft) or would I need to get the pack with 3?

Q: QuestionI have an Arris router that fails to produce an adequate wifi signal throughout my 1,700 sf 2-story home. I was hoping to get this to place in a room across the home but must it be hard wired to my current router therefore there is no point to buy only 1?

Q: QuestionDo I need a smart phone to set this up?

Q: QuestionMy home is 7500sq ft and I will need coverage throughout. Will I be able to purchase extra units to cover the entire home?

QuestionIf the Google Nest will cover up to 2200 sq. ft. and I purchased two of the Google Mesh that covers 1200 sq. ft. and placed them in different areas of the house, would this cover 2400 sq. ft.?

QuestionCan u use this to replace the modem that in rent from Comcast?

QuestionWe have an HDMI cable running from our house to a workshop which is about 150 ft from our Modem can i hook the HDMI cable from one google device to the other google device and get the internet in the workshop?

QuestionCan I hardwire a security system dvr (via Ethernet cable) to one of the satellite units (not the main point)?

QuestionCan I add AC2200 to our mesh network of 3 AC1200 rouyers

QuestionHow much do you pay a month ? Or week? Or do you just buy it and get it for that .

QuestionIs this compatible with Verizon. Does this replace the router you would need with them? Thank you

QuestionWhat does it do

QuestionWill this mesh system work in conjunction with Windstream DSL modem/router?

QuestionI am going on a business trip no hotel has hard wired. Am I able to connect this to hotel WiFi to connect to my computer for hard wired connection.

QuestionCan you connect more than 3 to the same mesh network?

QuestionWhen will this package be back in stock?

QuestionDoes this system have a built in modem or do I have to have a stand alone modem?

QuestionMy WiFi isn’t bad but when I play on my ps4 I start to loaf. If I buy this item can I connect it to my ps4 so I won’t lag?

QuestionI'm trying to figure out what is the main difference between google wifi and google nest wifi? This will help me decide which one to buy. Im looking for something to spread the wifi signal i have now

QuestionDoes this eat up your data from your internet provider?

QuestionWill one of these be good enough to reach the opposite end of my house (2600 sq. ft) or would I need to get the pack with 3?

QuestionI have an Arris router that fails to produce an adequate wifi signal throughout my 1,700 sf 2-story home. I was hoping to get this to place in a room across the home but must it be hard wired to my current router therefore there is no point to buy only 1?

QuestionDo I need a smart phone to set this up?

QuestionMy home is 7500sq ft and I will need coverage throughout. Will I be able to purchase extra units to cover the entire home?