Google Home - Routeur - WLAN 1 Gbps - 2 ports - sans fil

Google Nest Wifi does an impressive job of getting speedy, stable Wi-Fi out into every corner of your home. It's definitely going to appeal to those who are already heavily invested in the Google ecosystem, but isn't quite as compelling for everyone else.

There is nothing to dislike apart from why didn't I know about this router that connects to virgin 3 years ago! Easy for a 71year old to set up, put virgin router into modem mode, download google home app and follow instructions Easy . Went from (VM125 package) 12MB-21MB to 50MB-103MB using Google router. The reason the difference is as said before virgin cannot handle a lot of 2.4ghz sockets and lights as well as your usual tv,phones and laptops. The best £50 I've ever spent all my lights and sockets that are on smart devices NOW all switch off and on when they are supposed to especially when I leave/arrive home.

Was totally fed up with Virgin Media's Hub 3 wifi performance, literally would hardly work outside of 5 meters from their hub, so ordered this nest wifi router. Very easy setup, just plugged ethernet cable into virgin router, attached all the house's wifi devices to it, disabled virgin wifi and boom! Works amazingly in every room in the house (4 bed) with good wifi speeds throughout. Wasn't sure if I'd need 2 of these, but no, one is sufficient. Thoroughly recommended, with half decent control tools for family etc included.

Highly recommended. Easy to set up. Price from Amazon was great too.

The Google Nest Wifi is a decent router if you live in a multi-level house with a backyard. Its speeds are good overall and suitable for high-bandwidth activities, but it won't be as stable if you're far away from it on another floor or deep into your backyard. That said, you can easily add access points to improve its network coverage if you have a bigger house. It only has two networking ports, so you'll need an external switch if you have many wired devices.