GOOGLE WIFI ROUTER UPGRADE
If you already own a Google Wifi unit and want to upgrade to the company’s newer Nest Wifi, your older Google Wifi points will still work with the newer Nest hardware.
According to Google: “Adding more may be detrimental to Wi-Fi performance.” Google recommends adding no more than five points to a single network for a total of six units (1 router + 5 points). You can also purchase individual Wifi points for $149 each. A single router sells for $169 or for $269 when bundled with a Wifi point or $349 for two points. On the other hand, Nest Wifi is sold as either a single router or in packs of two or three, bundling a single router with one or two points. $349 (opens in new tab) (1 router + 2 points) $269 (opens in new tab) (1 router + 1 point) The older models can still be found on Amazon, selling for different prices when compared to the 2020 version sold directly by Google. While the hardware is largely identical, the power connector has been changed from USB-C to a standard barrel connector and the Google “G” logo has changed from a simple sticker to a letter molded into the plastic of the device’s housing. The relaunch of Google Wifi back in 2020 brought some minor technical changes along with a lower starting price. However, if you need two or four or five points for your Google Wifi system, you’ll need to buy them individually. If you head to the Google Store, you can find Google Wifi listed for a very affordable $99 for a single unit and $199 for a trio of interchangeable units. (Router) 2x 1Gbps LAN, power (Extension) None
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