Google Nest Wi-Fi Router

Google Nest Wi-Fi provides fast, reliable Wi-Fi coverage throughout the home, and keeps buffering at bay. It provides a strong connection* in all directions so you can stay online, across all your devices.

Being a scalable solution, you can add additional Google Nest Wi-Fi points (available separately), to ensure you receive great coverage as you move from room to room. Each Nest Wi-fi point is also a smart speaker with the Google Assistant built-in, so you can get questions answered and control compatible devices with just your voice (internet connection required).

Key features:

• One Nest Wi-Fi router with one Wi-Fi point (available separately) is strong enough to handle up to 200 connected devices and fast enough to stream multiple 4K videos at a time**.
• Puts your network on the clearest channel and fastest band to avoid congestion
• Regular software updates improve your Wi-Fi performance over time
• Automatic updates and an advanced security chip help your network stay safe
• The router plugs into your modem to help create a network with a strong and reliable signal*
• Customisable privacy settings

Set up and manage your Wi-Fi with the Google Home app (available on iOS and Android).

• Manage your network on your smartphone
• Control online time for the kids and block selected content
• Pick which devices get faster speeds when you need it
• Create a guest network and easily share your password
• Easily check how fast your Wi-Fi is running

*Based on use of at least 1 Nest Wi-fi router and 1 Nest Wi-fi point. Home size, materials and layout can affect how Wi-Fi signal travels. Larger homes or homes with thicker walls or long, narrow layouts may need extra Wi-fi points for full coverage. Strength and speed of signal will also depend on your internet provider.

**This is based on only using connected devices at a maximum data rate of 1Mbps. Requires sufficient broadband internet connection and connected devices must be located within Wi-Fi coverage area described at g.co/nestwifi/coverage. Strength and speed of signal will also depend on your internet provider.

Home materials and layout can affect how Wi-Fi signals travel and may result in the need for additional Wi-fi points.