Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to setup wifi mesh system. Does a great job of covering our house. Speeds are great. Problem is there isnt alot of control. Cant setup a nas easily and can not really see nework traffic accuratly. No advanced setup or menus. I would recommend other mesh systems. Asus or orbi.

Great improvement over the last version. The setup was super easy and reliability is great. Have not had any hiccups since setup. Plays well with all of our devices, new and old. Great backwards compatibility.

Love it so far. The install was super easy even though the "instructions" they give you are very lacking. My only advice is that if you are replacing a router, remember to use the same network name and password you had on the one you are replacing and everything in your home will connect seemlessly. I'm using it to bypass the Starlink router which is a pretty fast and modern router. However, as soon as I got this set up I could tell this was a significant upgrade not just in terms of coverage but in actual speed as well. This was a pleasant surprise as I was mostly looking for extra coverage. Ran a test and recorded the fastest speeds I have ever had here.

This mesh router set up just works. Easy set up using Google home app on your phone. And options are clear and easy to use. Using an actual lan wire ensure the other node has full bandwidth. Plus capability to buy more nodes is a plus.

Amazing!!! So I had a Netgear Nighthawk Gigabit router (paid $159 from Amazon on June 2021) I kept getting inconsistent connectivity and speed kept fluctuating between 250 Gigs and 69 Mbps, and it occurred all of the sudden unexpectedly. I kept thinking it must by provider. So I did some research and decided to give this Google system a shot....OMG!!! This tech is fantastic!!! Setting up was a breeze!!! I have a 2 bedroom condo, so this 1 + 2 solution created the perfect Mesh system for me....what's my speed you ask....455 Gigs, while far from 1 Terabyte, this is night and day for me. Yes buy it!!!

Easy setup. These hubs have a small footprint allowing you to place them in your home without drawing attention. The indicator light can be set to bright, medium or off. Easy access via the home app. You can individually reboot each hub if needed. I'm getting fast speeds and no buffering while viewing shows on multiple TV's.

These were very easy to setup, just need to deactivate some of the security features on iPhone. Very strong signal and great coverage

easy to setup as a basic mesh wifi. Easy to setup guest NW's for the parties on the go. Good control on the network settings. If you have August connect you may see frequent disconnects as it needs dedicated 2.4Ghz.

Great signal strength and very easy to set up and use! It works well with our 1gb internet.

Simple to set up and much needed to extend range in basement. Now have a total of 4 extenders throughout the house. Can get pricy, but it’s comparable to other brands. If you’re already in the Google Home ecosystem, you’ll want this.

I've had the Nest WiFi Pro installed in my home for a week now and they have been amazing. I bought the 2-pack and have one on each floor to cover my whole house well. As soon as I installed these I instantly saw a difference. I have a big smart home (lots of devices) and I have a couple cameras that are outside. My previous router (the original Linksys Velop) was about 6 years old and started showing its age. My cameras weren't getting the strongest connection anymore and a couple of my Lifx smart lights were becoming very slow to respond to commands. As soon as I had both of my Nest WiFi Pro installed all of my connection issues disappeared. My cameras are no longer struggling to show me live views and my lights are all lightning fast to respond. A few things that I really like about the Nest WiFi Pro are that you can turn the status light on the front of the routers off if you don't want that white light shining (especially if you have your router out in the open), I like that you can perform a speed test on the individual devices that you have connected to your router and not just the main router's speeds from the modem, and I really like that there is a setting to be notified every time a new device is added to your network. This is great for me knowing that the Leviton smart dimmer switch that I just installed last night has been properly connected, but it can also let me know if a device that I am unaware of has gotten onto my network and I can immediately block that device from accessing my network further. I would say the only thing I don't like about these routers is that the 2-pack only comes in white. I think I would have liked a different color, but that is just a cosmetic thing. It has no influence on the performance of the router.

Bought and installed this in a new home where my garage and the living areas were further away from one another and the Nest Wifi Pro was able to get signal through different floors and walls so we can get updates to our Tesla. Installation was simple and the mesh network synced up without issue. Have not experience any drop outs while using the mesh router and speeds are fast (depending on your ISP). Also appreciate the simplicity of setting up a guest network.

Nice bump in reliability of my network. Was able to retire my Asus and TP-Link mesh routers that controlled my smart house and combine with my main network. Very nice access and speed. WiFi-6e does make a difference on my phones and laptops. More options to configure routers, but simplicity of mesh makes easy for novices. Wired ethernet back-haul definitely improved the simultáneous use of lights, locks cameras, Internet browsing, file downloads, and multiple 4K streaming points. Cannot wait to test Matter, the smart home solution.

I bought the Google Wifi to replace my old Nest Wifi product. I had to do some moving of the wifi routers and test the internet speeds to gwt the optimal internet speeds, but it was worth it. I have upped my qifi feom about 72 Mbps to upwards of 350 Mbps on my 400 Mbps home internet. I am very pleased with this product! Additionally, the Google Wifi is easy to setup with its step by step inatructions and the easy to use Home app.

East to setup! I went with Google Wifi Pro because of the 6e backhauling capability. This alleviates congestion over the 2.4 and 5g bands with wifi systems without a dedicated backhauling network. I also game and work from home with lots of UCaaS type traffic, so it's nice to be able to prioritize Gaming and call traffic. What I will say is this is for the set it and forget consumer. I've owned high end gaming routers and always liked the features to be able to make tweeks for my use, but what I found is it really makes no measurable difference (for me). I need whole home coverage and to be able to put LOTS of IOT devices on my network. In order to have good gaming quality and call quality though, no matter how good marketing says the router/mesh network is, if you put cameras on that network and you also have 4 apple TV's in the house, you WILL have a laggy network. You will notice it in quality of your streaming services. I found myself having to turn off my cameras and always on my kids for leaving the TV/IPADs running for background noise. Here's how I solved it! I setup 4 networks and 2 separate WIFI systems. I run the Google Nest WIFI and Google Nest WIFI Pro! The pro network runs my main network and the IOT network. This separates my thermostats, dishwasher, lights, Apple TV, etc from my computers and gaming devices. But this wasn't enough when I added cameras, so I created another "home" in Google Home and stood up my old Google Nest Wifi as a strictly camera network. I run ALL of this over a T-Mobile 5G network perfectly. By separating the traffic over multiple networks (and 2 Google Nest WIFI routers), it reduces the noisiness you will get when trying to shove signals from the 50+ devices (in my case) over a single router (even if you divide it over the 2 available networks). Using your guest network helped some, but I personally reached a point when devices were noticeably slow to respond (ie trying to see video in my sons room or search the internet, while the TVs are running and my wife is on a business call). Now, everything work great! You would think the 2 wifi systems would conflict, but the wifi systems are good at selecting wifi channels that are not congested... and I have the 2 router systems sitting right next to each other in each room. 3 Pro and 3 non-pro and no you can't connect them together.

Very happy with purchase. Replaced a 5 year old TP-link router. Bought the 2 unit setup, with 1 placed in center of house near modem and 1 in a bedroom. First of all, installation was super easy - walked me through everything on the app on my iPhone. Everything worked without a hitch. Signal strength is better in many places in the house and dead spots gone. Downloads are faster. Connected one pc via Ethernet to the remote router in the bedroom and get download speed equal to my Verizon FIOS 300 max. We have not experienced any connection drops after using it for a week with remote work and streaming.

I had a Nest Wifi 5 for a long while and worked just ok, but wifi speed was subpar and took forever to connect to my nest cameras. Also, I could never use to the fullest my 1Gbps fiber bandwidth because of the Wifi 5 limitations. For that reason, I decided to give the new Nest Pro 6 a chance. Worst mistake I have ever made. It worked fine for a few weeks, then everything started failing and disconnecting all the time. Unstable connection with a lot of volatile latency in the network unsustainable for people working from home using video conference. I suspected it could be my internet connection, so I decided to try connecting all my devices directly to the AT&T Fiber router, and it worked perfectly. Reaching out to Google support, they required me (baffle now) to cable all mesh points. This is absurd and the most ridiculous product support I have ever received and made me decide to never purchase any Google products for the rest of my life. I hope you read this review before buying this piece of hit garbage. Do yourself a favor and buy an Eero mesh which ja a thousand times more reliable, faster, and cheaper.

Excellent, stable, coverage. Once set up, it doesn't need to be touched. Remote control from the app is a benefit as you can control and monitor while away from the network. Installation could be initially challenging to those who are unfamiliar, first-time users. There are YouTube videos that can help if that is the case.

I really like the results of changing to the google nest pro WiFi mesh. It has really worked great and we have unbelievable speeds. We even have strong speeds out by our pool.

For a cheap mesh system this actually gets the job done. Much faster speeds than my previous Wifi 6 setup. The speeds through the 6e band are quite impressive. Range is also very impressive while the signal strength can be hit or miss, however even when it shows a couple bars, my speeds are rarely noticeably hindered.