Customer Ratings & Reviews

We replaced another system with the Google Nest Wifi AC2200 Mesh System Router. The main purpose was to extend the wifi throough the house. As a bonus our intertet speed increased. Internet still a little sluggish at the far end of the house but better than before. Wish it was a little cheaper but other than that it is great.

Had the original google WiFi, this is much better. Don’t use the smart capabilities so can’t speak to that, but in terms of doing what it needs to do? Great. Have 3 points and router in my 2 story 2800 sqft house which is too many according to google, but have a boxy layout so needed it and don’t regret it

I always had spotty wifi connections to my cameras. Sometimes they would go off-line. Now that I've install Nest wifi all my wifi issues have gone away. All my 4 cameras never go off line. No more weak signal . I even get good signal on the back deck. Set has never been easier. It's been 4 weeks now without any off-line issues.

Really easy installation and configuration. The added use of the satellite component as a voice command/speaker system is really nice to have. The signal has been excellent with just two points in a 3000 ft home. I have also lost power while away and it came back without issue.

I install this system on the 2400 sq ft ranch, and I have the signal strong all around (at least 3 bar) I was intent to use the AC1200, but this one does not cut it, so I decide to upgrade. So far so good, signal stable during the day, some interruption at night due to automatic update

Best buy wants me write review but I actually do love this

Great mesh system. Easy to set up and app is easy as well. Wi-fi works very well in 4000 sq ft house. Didn't give 5 stars since I have had to reset the router a couple of times due to Google Assistant not working well and one laptop had slow speed. Not sure if the problem was caused by me or the mesh router. Overall, very satisfied.

For it's time this was the best, but after wifi6e it's not worth it anymore

I have the first generation and I moved to the second generation to get more coverage in a home with walls and blockers everywhere. This was a great decision to purchase the new version and the coverage is no longer an issue. I’ve done a ton of research and Google WiFi continues to be the leader in the clubhouse.

Love how easy and seamless it was to setup and control your Wi-Fi. I have the terrible wifi from the cable company and disabled this to use only the mesh for 3 floors never losing any connection. In addition to it being a google speaker it’s great for any room.

Solid upgrade fromthe previous generation mesh system. Very easy to set up and speeds are significantly better. Happy to catch this on sale. Sale price motivated me to upgrade. Also works very well with Google Home App.

Purchased this products because our wifi wasn’t too good. We didn’t have good coverage with the router we got from spectrum. Very easy to set up and our wifi strength is way better! Recommended to 1 other family member and the hubby installed for that family member.

I really like this nest wifi. But i must to say that the most of services that i use are Google so. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a solution for extend your network without losing speed in the farthest place of home this is what you need. The other notable feature is that is super easy to install and manage.

Overall it’s a good system and I’m happy with it. I have a 2500 sq ft house where I’ve faced a lot of challenges getting good signal in all rooms. I added two of the to the older google mesh points, I now have 5 throughout the house. I have great signal throughout. However, setting up was very frustrating and took far longer than necessary. I had to do a lot of google searches to troubleshoot. Google stopped using a wifi specific app and you have to use google home app, which is terrible. Most times the app won’t let me connect to run diagnostics and I haven’t had a successful wifi mesh test in several attempts. My mesh says weak connection with some points which is baffling with 5 mesh/nest points, but not really sure since the mesh test doesn’t work for me. The pain in initial setup, weak mesh status in app despite 5 wifi points and the difficulty with the app are why I’d rate 2.5 stars if I could.

Did a lot of research on the right kind of equipment we needed for our house (approx. 3000 sq ft). This mesh system has proven to be exactly what was needed. We no longer have WiFi cutting in and out or not working at all when a couple things were using it. Installation was also a breeze!

I picked this up from Best Buy after doing a lot of research online and watching video after video on YouTube. Where this Google Nest Wifi does have a lot of good, it definitely has a lot that left me wanting for more. Pros: 1) I am seeing better internet speeds in my home overall. I pay for 250MB/sec but was only seeing around 3-4 MB/sec in my upstairs office with my old Nighthawk router. With this, I am now seeing speeds reach over 20 MB/sec. It isn't the speed I wanted but I will come back to this later. 2) This design of a router is way more "aesthetically appealing" as my wife puts it. She hated looking at the black router we had before with all the different antennas coming out the back and pointing every which way. If someone wasn't actively looking for our router, I don't think they would even notice it was there. It just blends in with the rest of its surroundings. The middle: 1) Google Voice responds to and picks up our voices a lot better than our Amazon Echo does. We find ourselves having to repeat ourselves a couple times with the Amazon product and, even then, it still doesn't always get what we are asking it to do correctly. Where the Google Assistant is better in this regard, one off putting feature of this is when it comes to the "mute" switch that is located on the back of the unit. When you switch Google to "mute", a couple things are put in motion. First, there is a yellow ring that is constantly shown on the bottom of the unit. In the light of day, this is barely noticeable; however, when the lights go down, it sticks out like the nightlight you never knew you bought. We have ours mounted on the wall (which is lightly colored) and it casts around a five foot diameter halo on the wall. Someone might love this but we find it distracting when we are trying to power down at the end of the day. Second, the Google Home app, which you have to download in order to get everything to function, starts pushing notifications every time that the "muted" device starts picking up someone talking. It pushes to my phone constantly (android) and my wife has less pushes (iPhone) but they are still coming through. Last, if the notifications weren't enough, if you ever use the word "Google" in a normal, day to day sentence, the unit will kindly (but annoyingly) remind you that it is in the "mute" mode and to switch it back on if you want to use it. Cons: 1) As stated before, I am having better speeds than I had before, but I am still left without the internet I wanted. I don't live in a very large home (700 SF each floor). My "router" unit is located on the main level on the far side of my house. The "point" unit is up in my office, one level up, on the other side of the house. With this, they still talk to each other and I am still getting 20 or so MB/sec; however, that is all. No matter how I position them in different rooms, walls, etc, they will not pump out anything higher than 20 or so MB/sec. The only place I was actually able to get them to produce faster results was when I put the router at the bottom of the stairs on an overturned laundry basket and the point on another basket on the top of the stairs. Only then did they get up around 50-75 MB/sec. 2) One thing that completely boggles my mind is that the "points" with this system do not have their own Ethernet connection slot. The router unit does have two connection ports, one for the ethernet from the wall and one to another close device. If your computer or device that needs a direct, wired connection is in close proximity to the router, you're golden. If it is somewhere close to the "point", you're out of luck. 3) The google "customer support" (or "lack of support") wasn't very helpful when I called to discuss my connection issues. The only thing they seemed to be able to think of was "buy another point". "Buy another point" and put it directly above your router on the floor above and then it won't have issues communicating with the point in your office. "Buy another point" and put it directly under your office on the same floor as the router and you'll be fine. I understand that they would suggest this in order to shorten the connection distance but the thing is that I moved my point throughout the entire upstairs (directly over the router, directly under the computer, in between the router and the computer, etc.) and nothing seemed to help until the units were in direct, unobstructed sight of each other. I get it, buying another point might help spread the coverage better but when you advertise on your direct website that a router and and point will cover a home 3800 SF and I am having issues covering a house with less than 1400 SF, I have serious trust issues when it comes to your "customer support" telling me to just shell out another $150 for another point (which then should put me up over 5400 SF according to the all-trustworthy website) that doesn't seem like it would help anymore that what I already have to deal with. Overall, I would probably not purchase this again and would most likely shell out for something like Orbi but it gets the job done for now. We'll probably keep it for a couple years but will definitely be looking to upgrade at that point to another system.

Got these on sale and they work great! With the mesh system I now have fast high speed internet connection that covers my entire house even in places I was getting dead zones before. Also, the access point duplicates as a Google speaker which is just another great added bonus for my new COVID home office.

Purchased to help extend the reach of Comcast Internet service, and it truly does help. 4 out of 5 stars because the Google assistant is rather particular ... you have to identify the room you want to play music in, for example, rather than having the speaker you're talking to simply respond. And sometimes it takes more than one request. Strange but tolerable.

I recommend this router/mesh to just about everyone I know. The setup is easy and expandable. The connection to other Google products is also seamless. Just wait for a sale. It’s frustrating paying $350 when it goes on a week later at $199

Easy to set up and very fast. Lots of of features.