Google Nest WiFi - AC2200 (2nd Generation) Router and Add On Access Point Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack, Snow)

Moved into newer townhouse. Only 2 Ethernet ports in entire place. Wifi was spotty until I bought these. Great coverage now.

I tried 4 different extenders or routers to expand my wifi range and none of them worked. At first, google didn't either. I called google tech system -- they had me connect google wifi, disconnecting my old router, and ran through all kinds of configurations, including deleting the google home app. Nothing worked, but because I had deleted the ap, could not get internet. My call finally ended because my phone ran out of of power and crashed. I reinstalled my old router, reinstalled google app, and the ap installed perfectly. It ws then possible to get google wifi working. Maybe the tech having me reset both modem and router to factory defaults made a difference. I don't know. And I don't care. I'm just glad I got the router working.

I was having issues with some of my outdoor security cameras losing signal and going dark. Kinda defeats the purpose of having them. Add in a split level floor plan, lots of walls, and a brick exterior, even the camera right outside the room with the wifi router was struggling. These were super easy to set up and now my streaming services are also screaming fast compared to before.

WIFI signal is good but it's strength can be week in a house mostly made with bricks. I bought it with 2 "hotspots" and is barely enough. Installation is easy and sound is what you can expect from one speaker. I think sound is better for the alexa device. I recomend it.

I recently upgraded to the Nest WiFi to replace my original Google WiFi from 2018. Wow—how things (and quality) have changed. The old Google WiFi had started acting up—frequent disconnections, sluggish speeds, and general unreliability. Naturally, I assumed the issue was with my internet provider.Over the course of two days, three different Spectrum technicians came out to investigate. They tested everything—inside the house and out at the street-level box—and confirmed nothing was wrong. Strong signal, no disruptions. Their verdict? "You might want to check with Google Support."And that’s where the real trouble began.I spoke with Google tech support multiple times. After jumping through all the usual hoops, I concluded the unit was either defective—or simply a poorly made product. Just to be sure, I tested my MacBook Air at a neighbor’s house and was consistently getting upload/download speeds over 975 Mbps. That same neighbor recommended I try the eero 6e Pro.I picked one up this morning—and what a difference. Setup took all of 20 minutes. Seriously, it felt like a throwback to the plug-and-play days. Download the eero app, follow a few dead-simple steps, and just like that, I was back online—flawlessly.Check out the attached screenshots of my speed tests. The top result shows the speeds with the eero 6e Pro. Below that? The final test I ran using the Nest WiFi. The difference speaks for itself.One last note about Google’s customer “service.” The agent I dealt with was kind but clearly out of his depth. We spent over two hours on a call, during which I asked four times to speak with a supervisor. Each time, he refused, insisting we hadn’t completed all the troubleshooting steps. Eventually, after I told him I’d be leaving a very honest review, he put me on hold—then came back to say there were no supervisors available, but one would call me back in three hours. That call? Still waiting.Bottom line: whether it was a defective unit or just a bad product line, the Nest WiFi was a major letdown. The eero 6e Pro, on the other hand, is everything I hoped for—and then some.

This system is great if you want to use a Google home set up. The wifi connectivity is good. I have these placed in different sides in my office building. What is awesome about these is they have a built in speaker that does a fair job for sound playback. We use YouTube music and tidal to listen to music across the office building using multiple access points, a Google home speaker as well as a Nest hub. Works great so far!

I only had these for one week and, so far so good with speed, set-up was easy, and it seems that signal strength is much better.

works very well so far the best