Google wants you to upgrade your home Wi-Fi situation to the Nest Wifi Pro. Currently, it’s $60 off for a three-pack.
Nest Wifi Pro Offers Blazing Fats AXE5400 Speeds and is Currently $60 off for a Three-Pack
This deal is only applicable on the Nest Wifi Pro three-pack in Snow color option. A discount on this system is rare and you should act fast if you want to save money.
Buy Google Nest WiFi Pro - 6E - Reliable Home Wi-Fi System - Was $399.99, now just $339.99
What makes Nest Wifi Pro instantly amazing over the regular Nest Wifi system is Wi-Fi 6E. Operating on the 6GHz band instead of 5GHz, this system instantly opens up the highway to blazing fast speeds, that too wirelessly.
Wi-Fi 6E is two times faster than the already fast Wi-Fi 6 standard, and you can expect speeds of up to 5.4Gbps when you combine the 2.4, 5 and 6GHz bands.
And yes, this system is backwards compatible with Wi-Fi 6 and all your devices will work with it thanks to its tri-band configuration.
Apart from the obvious speed advantage, this system is capable of giving you immense coverage. Google says it is good for covering up to 6,600 square feet in fast Wi-Fi signals. And yes, this system is scalable, which means you can add more points to it if you like.
If you’ve ever used Google or Nest Wifi before, then you already know how setup is handled is using the Google Home app on your phone or tablet. You get to choose what your network will be called, what the network password will be, enable guest access, create family profiles, check which devices are connected and so on. The Google Home app give you complete control over your network and it’s superb.
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