Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really helped with working from home and video calls, etc.

Works great! Easy setup and they look very sharp! Great connection all the time. I run 1GB No prob

Easy to set up and great home coverage! Looks great and adds a Google assistant to each room.

Works exactly as I needed them to! My wi-fi now connects in the whole house

We scattered these over our home on all 3 floors. Our service has been much better!! Well worth it

Great product that made our WiFi signal strong enough for 4 people doing virtual meetings

I just hooked this router up, was very easy to follow the directions.

It met my expectations. Highly recommended!! The price list is O.K.

The system works great, and was easy to set up. No issues thus far.

We kept having streaming issues but haven’t had one problem since we installed the google nest WiFi

This product has helped with the internet throughout our house.

Excellent product, you will be getting the best of your internet

Great upgrade from the 1st gen. Love that the points act as speakers inside the house

Mesh network is the way to go. Gives me great strength and speed in my 2500 sq feet house.

It’s working great and the price is right. I’m very satisfied with the product!

Very happy with my Google Wifi Mesh system. It is definitely better than my Netgear Nighthawk.

We are very pleased with our purchase. We recommend to others looking for a router system.

Really nice network mesh system. If you need a really good WiFi networking system, this is one of the best.

Original Netgear R7000 failed after years of faithful but buggy service. A replacement was needed. I figured I'd give Nest Wifi a shot, mainly because of all the great reviews. Setup was a breeze, almost too simple for a tech guy like me. I wanted more options, but left well enough alone and went along. Nearing a month later, I've found some incredible shortcomings that make this system not the best. The first one is power output. The Nest Router alone provides barely 40% of available coverage of the old R7000. So you are forced to use the "point" to relay signal to areas that previously had it. The biggest issue with that is that the "point" does not function as a mesh relay as originally described, but rather a "range extender". It repeats the 2ghz signal while using 5ghz has its backhaul to the router. So devices on the outside of the router's available coverage only get 2.4. The problem with that is I've yet to find a microwave that doesnt leak enough to interfere with 2.4 wifi. So yeah, each time its fired up, the three televisions that rely on the point go offline. I wanted to believe that Google made a superior product, but reality says no way.

My family's home wifi system was terribly slow. This setup was perfect and runs super fast!