Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the price, Google mesh wifi is the best out there

Have had several routers to house and have had them as access points but speed is really slow and sometimes doesn't connect. With Googles everything is so much easier and faster. Have recommended to friends and family.

I bot the Google WiFi system and it was total junk. So I upgraded to the Nest system and it's great. Strong signals all the way out into my garage. No connection problems either.

Really helped wifi at home. I was having all sorts of connectivity issues at home. Once I out this in, no problems. Really good system and easy to install.

Bought this on the recommendation of one of the sales people. Brought it home and it was very easy to get set up and running. Wi Fi is not excellent in my house which is 3 levels and about 3000 sq ft.

Now my home is completely covered using 2 pucks. I was concerned of losing the speed of which I am paying for. I have not lost any speed at all.

I needed to extend the Wi-Fi at home and purchased the system (3-pack) first and then this one. My entire home is covered and its so easy to manage with the Google Wi-Fi App. Love it!

My Linsys wifi parental controls was not turning off my kids wifi at the scheduled time. Bought Google wifi and it does a lot better job. Also having great wifi signal all over the house is very helpful!

This was one of the most frustrating technology purchases I have ever made. Before purchasing the product I called Google to make certain that it would work since I CANNOT turn my current providers router/modem into bridge mode (Verizon Fios) as this will disable MOCA and make a few of my cable boxes paperweights as they rely upon this connection method to get cable and VOD. I was assured that this would not be a problem, though they weren't very familiar with what "MOCA" was. This was disconcerting but I figured that at worst I would simply return the units. To that end I went to my local Best Buy and bought the three pack. Setup was easy and my wireless connections worked far better and my few weak and dead zones were gone. However, oddly the second mesh unit that I had in a wired location in my Family Room was not showing as wired in and was instead working as a mesh unit. Odd, but I thought Google would obviously have a support document to say how to set this up properly. They did...but it was amongst the most vague and poorly worded tech documents I have ever seen, mostly with an intuitive flow chart to make it 'easier' then any real text. I gathered from the information there that I had to have the ethernet cable going from the secondary Google Wifi port on the primary Google Wifi device direct to the second Google Wifi device. Since they're on different floors they were originally going through two unmangaged switches on this journey. This did not work. Thinking that perhaps they meant directly into the Wan port of the device downstairs I switched from my Unmanaged Switch to that port directly from the wall both upstairs and downstairs and it did work and showed up as a wired connection. Sadly, it did not pass a connection from its second port back out to all the other devices plugged into the unmanaged port downstairs. This is when I first called Google Tech Support. They were completely useless. Not only did they have no clue what bridge mode or MOCA was as my fear was that the Google Wifi was trying to provide its own IPs and was messing with my primary router. They did not understand why that was a cause for concern. Nor did they have any idea how to provide assistance. There main mode of support was 'turn/unplug everything and turn it on again.' When, I had of course done this before calling them. That old chestnut of tech support ignorance out of the way the level 1 tech connected me to a level 2 and finally level 3 tech all of which remained utterly clueless and none of which knew at all what bridge mode meant or if my main router was causing a problem like I suspected. Eventually I seemed to come across the solution myself and disconnected the port going into my living room from the primary Google Wifi point and then plugged it back into a unmangaged switch upstairs. Then from the end of that connection downstairs into the secondary Google Wifis WAN port and then from that ones secondary port into the unmanaged switch there. And suddenly everything seemed to work. Getting off the phone with the Google Support tech I tested the connection and everything seemed to be working well. Upon waking up the next morning however I noticed that the Living Room secondary unit was again acting as a mesh unit and was not seeing the wired connection and again all my devices connected to it were offline. Annoyed I just figured the wired connection was not to be and disconnected the secondary units Ethernet ports and went back to my previous connection type happy that at least I had an expensive though working quite well wifi booster. However, upon opening up my Plex server to watch some movies I noticed that it failed to connect. Fearing the worst I attempted to log into it with my NAS's web interface only for the IP to come up as unresolvable. Going upstairs I checked the NAS and found that its IP had been somehow reassigned by the Google WIFI router even though it had never been directly connected to it at any point. Groaning I checked the rest of my devices. All of my port forwarding and permanently assigned local IP addresses had been broken by the Google Wifi. This was infuriating but not entirely unexpected. Throwing up my arms in defeat I went into my Fios modem and put it in bridge mode. I knew if I was going to make this work I'd just have to deal with the Google Wifi as my new main router. And I never watched much TV anyway, so I might as well embrace this as finally cutting that cord. So not a big loss. Sadly, the Google Wifi's port forwarding, MAC address filtering, and IP reservations were completely lacking and in fact worse then a cheap $25 router. So back to the store the Google Wifi units went after another totally unproductive call to Google support whose sole solution seemed to be 'turn it on and off again and wait an indeterminable amount of time for our diagnostics technicians to look over a report.' All of that said I think this is a great product for someone who has absolutely no complexity in their WIFI setup, and doesn't have any sort of MOCA boxes with their own proprietary connections. If you do, or want more advanced control of your network this product is not for you.

the google mesh system is a great purchase and dramatically improved the connectivity and speed throughout my home. having multiple devices connected nowadays, this system is a must have

This is great. Have always been a traditional wireless router person. First time I have switched to something like this. Will never go back. Easiest way to have at home Wifi.

I was amazed at the ease of installing and setup of each pod. No experience is required very simple to setup. My WiFi with wireless around the house is well over 200mbps. Was closer to 50 before installing

It's stacked up to be all it claims to be and more. I don't loose any strength on WiFi throughout the house. As an added bonus I get a Guest hotspot that I can share with confidence.

Super easy to set up with Verizon Fios. All you need to do is disable the Fios on the Verizon router and the google WiFi takes it’s from there.

Good penetration in my home and signal strength is decent. Occasionally loses connection but it may be my cable modem and not the mesh. Testing...

Great product. Total Wifi coverage in 3000 sf house.

Finally a whole house wifi solution that works! Set up was incredibly easy and quick. We now have excellent signal strength through the entire house. I wouldn't recommend any other product at this point. Buy this one!

This product has solved our problems. With these units it has increased our internet signal on all three levels of our home. We didn’t have any signal in our basement and now it works very well.

For the longest I’d been having the crappiest internet over WiFi. The moment I bought this product and set it up (so easy to set up ) I saw an instant boost and fast response !!

So easy to set up, WiFi faster than what paying for!