Google Wifi Setup and Review - The Best Home Wi-Fi I've Ever Used

Checking out the Google Wi-Fi mesh network setup which is the best Wifi setup I've ever had in my home.

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[kipherburger]

This router is amazing and I highly recommend it to anyone currently using their standard ISP modem/router. I just installed mine today and got incredible results. My internet works everywhere in the house at blazing fast speeds. Great video too. Thanks!

[nomorerings]

Google owes you, I made my mind up to get this because of your review. Thank you.

[nja]

Gone are the days and nights of cursing and screaming while streaming content. No more frustration with buffering, downgrading connection speeds, and way too many interruptions. I purchased 2, I really didn’t need the 3 pack, and this Wifi system is perfect for me. I have up to 16 connected devices, and I have zero complaints.

[mitubeu]

I know this video is over 2 years old. But thanks for the review. I needed to upgrade my at least 8 year Apple AirPort Extreme router (the time capsule one). First let me say in the 8+ year of owing my Apple router I have yet to run into any issues or had the need to reboot it. If the network was down, the provider was down. But it started to show its lack in technology with being able to handle 4K streaming consistently or maybe it was just able to adjust the wireless signal, since I leave in an apartment. So I went ahead and bought the Google Wifi and I can already tell the difference with speed. Before getting Google Wifi I was getting wireless DL Speeds of no more than 58megs and get over 100 megs via wired. Connected to Google Wifi I'm getting like 128megs on the wireless. I'll see how the long term use of it will work. But atm I'm a happy camper.

[PatrickVerst]

Just bought Google WiFi a few days ago. Significantly faster and more reliable than the Linksys router and Netgear extender we were using before and very easy to set up.

[karenburton]

Thank you for the video. I was able to set three of these up in my brick adobe house. I had no idea how to do this until I watched your video, but I wasn't going to pay the Geek Squad to do it for me.

[freiteez]

Just got the 3 pack at Home Depot for only $75. Love the review! Glad I made the purchase. I went from the Netgear I got from my internet provider to this

[aplleyva]

We just got a 4 pack from Costco for 299.00. Just hooked it up, I can confirm it's ease of set up, I set up 3 WiFi points in less than 30 minutes. Compared to my previous single WiFi Router set-up the strength of WiFi for our home office is at least twice the speed. All points he's made here has been our home WiFi internet experience, either before or after setting up Google WiFi. All adjustments being handled on my phone via the Google WiFi phone app is a preference. So far we're very happy with it.

[KevinPGrant]

i just bought one last night, and was able to play something i had previously not been able to with no interruption, id say its pretty much worth the price, and is a good slightly cheaper option for those not wanting to pay 3-400$ for a gaming router

[AcidDaBomb]

My parents house is just 1, 700 SQ Feet, but they also have a pool house right outside. The Wifi in the main house is great, the Wifi in the pool house has always sucked and range extenders etc were nice but a pain in the ass to setup, but we got it done. We recently needed to replace our router and were planning on spending $150-$200 but after watching your review we went out and bought the 3 pack and we paid $270 on Amazon.

The setup, was a joke it was easy.

And it works flawlessly. My mom always hated the look of other routers and range extenders, but this one? She's happy with how it looks.

[seannnn_]

Thank you for clearing everything up. This video was the easiest to understand. Will definitely look into purchasing Google Wi-Fi

[vibin-grang]

I honestly thought that I needed 3 modems for all three wifi points but now I am so relieved



Btw i loved this vid

[brnmcc]

To answer one of the points you brought up, you can have a max of 32 of these on one network (one SSID). However, most people with very large houses wont need anywhere near that many. I've heard of people with 13, 500 sq ft houses and only needed 6 of these WiFi points to cover the entire house plus the back yard. So if you had a house several times bigger than 13, 500 sq ft, you'd probably be better off with an enterprise level system such as the type used for smaller hotels/motels etc.

[rednecknation]

AWESOME REVIEW and very knowledgable and informative. Been on the fence about getting this for our business and now after watching this video will pull the trigger. Thanks and God bless

[sevenalleny]

i am still rocking with Google first onhub and it is being great.

[jimbasel]

I STRONGLY suggest getting the Google Home app for setup BEFORE disconnecting your existing Wi-Fi network! I didn’t, and it made the procedure much more difficult than it should have been

[Electricalwav]

Just got it today and I'm in love 😍😍😍

[renanova]

Just purchased it after watching your review.thanks for the wonderful explanation

[patrickcanete]

I am stuck jn the final step. Already tried three times. Now, when I closed it, I can see something like “(Null) online”

[davidtheslayerrr]

I don’t understand, so basically does this “google WiFi’s” give you internet or do you need a Xfinity, dish, (cable company)?