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# Nest WiFi - AC2200 (2nd Generation) Router and Add On Access Point Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack, Snow)

**Brand:** google
**Price:** 2586 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Nest WiFi - AC2200 (2nd Generation) Router and Add On Access Point Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack, Snow) by google
- **How much does it cost?** 2586 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

Google Nest WiFi - AC2200 (2nd Generation) Router and Add On Access Point Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack, Snow)

Review: Excellent Whole-Home Wi-Fi System - This Google Nest WiFi system is an excellent purchase. Setup was quick and easy, and the coverage improved significantly throughout the entire house. The connection is fast, stable, and works perfectly with multiple devices at the same time. The design is modern and blends in nicely. Highly recommended for anyone needing reliable whole-home Wi-Fi.
Review: Works great, and note that router can be used as either a router or an add-on point - I needed two more add-on points to provide better coverage in my U-shaped brick ranch-style home that has had additions added over the years. Not only is the exterior of the house all brick, but the family room and master bedroom are additions that have bricks on all four walls, thus severely impeding the wifi signals. So I decided to buy a couple more add-on points to supplement the 3-node network I already had (one router plus 2 add-on points). I actually found this two-node set with a router and one point selling for cheaper than I could buy two points, so after verifying that a router can be configured either way, I bought it. If you have the same need, don't hesitate to buy a router instead of a point if it's cheaper. Although one would think it should be more expensive, and it originally was, I suspect because few people are now purchasing these routers since they're older technology and not what Google Nest is currently selling, the demand for routers has really dropped, whereas the demand for add-on points has continued to be strong. When you install the router, it asks you if you want to configure it as a router or a point. It's that easy! Choosing point will make it work exactly like any other point. It simply doesn't use the router circuitry and it will show up on your network as just another point. Just remember that the router and point aren't the same size, if that matters to you. Also the feature set is a bit different: the points have speakers and microphones; the router doesn't, whereas the router has two ethernet jacks (downstream and upstream). But I just installed the router as another point and other than the minor size difference and the fact it doesn't have mic and speaker, which I don't use anyway, it works the same. Tip: I downloaded a free open-source Android app called WiFi Analyzer by VREM Software. I've used it several times over the past decade and it works great. For best results you need to disable an Android setting on your phone called Wi-Fi Scan Throttling. It only needs to be disabled while you're using the analyzer, then you can turn it back on. Using the analyzer lets you very accurately measure your wifi signal and place your points in the exact best location. It's not always intuitive! And it's amazing how even a few inches can make a big difference in your signal. In my situation, I needed to place my bedroom point in the doorway, as it was the only place I could get a direct line-of-sight connection to the router without having a brick wall in the way (no, I don't have bricks showing in my bedroom; the bricks are buried in the foot-thick walls, covered by drywall). Once I realized where the bedroom point needed to go, I purchased a Delidigi ABS Wall Mount https://www.desertcart.com/dp/B083NCFM83?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 which I attached to the inside of my plastic bedroom door (I assume a traditional wooden door would also not impede the signal nearly as much as my brick wall). I was able to place it in the most optimal position for the signal, while also not bumping the wall when the door was fully opened. Some small Command cable clips made the installation surprisingly neat. And it works great! My main point here is to download the wifi analyzer app and experiment with it. You'll likely find you can improve your wifi performance significantly simply by locating places with the strongest wifi signals. Remember that adding wifi points does not inherently speed up your network. To the contrary, it slows it down! Every relay slows down your bandwidth. In my family room I have the slowest wifi of anywhere in my house, as the signal goes from my router to the living room point, then through a wall to a dining room point, then a line-of-sight connection to a point sitting on an end table in my family room. Each link slows down the bandwidth as the signals need to be received, then retransmitted to the next point. So don't expect to magically get the same bandwidth at each point. My broadband service is 1 gigabit coming from the cable company to the modem. My modem is an older model that peaks at about 850 megabits, which is plenty fast enough for my needs and isn't motivating me to buy a new modem yet. The Nest speed test shows about 850 at the router. But by the time I get to the family room via multiple hops, I usually get between 100 and 150 megabits at my device, depending on what kind of device and where it's located. It's plenty of bandwidth for our TV and other devices. But the point here is that there is a balance to be struck between the signal strength and bandwidth. For example, if I only had my router and one point in the family room, I'd have a direct connection between those two devices, so no relay delay. But the signal would be so weak I'd get very little bandwidth, even though the router is being fed 850 from the modem. Putting one or two intermediate points between the two ends of the house introduce some relay delay, but each point has a strong enough signal with its adjacent components that it can pass along a higher bandwidth. If you're a network engineer, I'm sure you can contradict a dozen mistakes I made in explaining this, but I think you'll agree that for a non-engineer like myself, my conclusions are correct, even if I used the wrong terms.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09NSCJC9W |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,657 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #91 in Whole Home & Mesh Wi-Fi Systems |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (920) |
| Date First Available | December 3, 2021 |
| Item Weight | 5.21 pounds |
| Item model number | AC2200 |
| Manufacturer | Google |
| Package Dimensions | 14.33 x 6.3 x 5.28 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Google
- **Color:** Snow
- **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Model Name:** Google Nest Wifi Router Dual Band Mesh System AC2200 + Access Point 2-Pack
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home
- **Special Feature:** Access Point Mode, WPS
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11ac

## Images

![Nest WiFi - AC2200 (2nd Generation) Router and Add On Access Point Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack, Snow) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41LKK7X+HNL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it work outside us? does it work in india?**
A: Networking standards are universal. As long as the power supply/plug is compatible, it should work.

**Q: Will these help stop the buffering we get every pm using t-mobile 5g internet with gateway combo modem/router?**
A: We changed to these because we were having buffering issues. Thought it was the ISP issue. Found our Orbis were out of date and couldn't keep up. These solved our buffering issues.

**Q: Trying to decide if I need a 2 pack or 3 pack? Trying to get extra coverage in my office on the opposite end of the house from the router. 1350 sq ft**
A: My house is more than twice the size of yours. I tried a 2 pack, then found that you effectively cannot access the 2.4Ghz band. If you have things like smart switches that only operate at 2.4Ghz, you are out of luck. I ended up getting a really good router which worked fine.

**Q: Requiere trasformador ?**
A: Hola, no requiere. Lo he enchufado a 220 sin problema.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Whole-Home Wi-Fi System
*by E***S on January 25, 2026*

This Google Nest WiFi system is an excellent purchase. Setup was quick and easy, and the coverage improved significantly throughout the entire house. The connection is fast, stable, and works perfectly with multiple devices at the same time. The design is modern and blends in nicely. Highly recommended for anyone needing reliable whole-home Wi-Fi.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great, and note that router can be used as either a router or an add-on point
*by K***N on August 21, 2024*

I needed two more add-on points to provide better coverage in my U-shaped brick ranch-style home that has had additions added over the years. Not only is the exterior of the house all brick, but the family room and master bedroom are additions that have bricks on all four walls, thus severely impeding the wifi signals. So I decided to buy a couple more add-on points to supplement the 3-node network I already had (one router plus 2 add-on points). I actually found this two-node set with a router and one point selling for cheaper than I could buy two points, so after verifying that a router can be configured either way, I bought it. If you have the same need, don't hesitate to buy a router instead of a point if it's cheaper. Although one would think it should be more expensive, and it originally was, I suspect because few people are now purchasing these routers since they're older technology and not what Google Nest is currently selling, the demand for routers has really dropped, whereas the demand for add-on points has continued to be strong. When you install the router, it asks you if you want to configure it as a router or a point. It's that easy! Choosing point will make it work exactly like any other point. It simply doesn't use the router circuitry and it will show up on your network as just another point. Just remember that the router and point aren't the same size, if that matters to you. Also the feature set is a bit different: the points have speakers and microphones; the router doesn't, whereas the router has two ethernet jacks (downstream and upstream). But I just installed the router as another point and other than the minor size difference and the fact it doesn't have mic and speaker, which I don't use anyway, it works the same. Tip: I downloaded a free open-source Android app called WiFi Analyzer by VREM Software. I've used it several times over the past decade and it works great. For best results you need to disable an Android setting on your phone called Wi-Fi Scan Throttling. It only needs to be disabled while you're using the analyzer, then you can turn it back on. Using the analyzer lets you very accurately measure your wifi signal and place your points in the exact best location. It's not always intuitive! And it's amazing how even a few inches can make a big difference in your signal. In my situation, I needed to place my bedroom point in the doorway, as it was the only place I could get a direct line-of-sight connection to the router without having a brick wall in the way (no, I don't have bricks showing in my bedroom; the bricks are buried in the foot-thick walls, covered by drywall). Once I realized where the bedroom point needed to go, I purchased a Delidigi ABS Wall Mount https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083NCFM83?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 which I attached to the inside of my plastic bedroom door (I assume a traditional wooden door would also not impede the signal nearly as much as my brick wall). I was able to place it in the most optimal position for the signal, while also not bumping the wall when the door was fully opened. Some small Command cable clips made the installation surprisingly neat. And it works great! My main point here is to download the wifi analyzer app and experiment with it. You'll likely find you can improve your wifi performance significantly simply by locating places with the strongest wifi signals. Remember that adding wifi points does not inherently speed up your network. To the contrary, it slows it down! Every relay slows down your bandwidth. In my family room I have the slowest wifi of anywhere in my house, as the signal goes from my router to the living room point, then through a wall to a dining room point, then a line-of-sight connection to a point sitting on an end table in my family room. Each link slows down the bandwidth as the signals need to be received, then retransmitted to the next point. So don't expect to magically get the same bandwidth at each point. My broadband service is 1 gigabit coming from the cable company to the modem. My modem is an older model that peaks at about 850 megabits, which is plenty fast enough for my needs and isn't motivating me to buy a new modem yet. The Nest speed test shows about 850 at the router. But by the time I get to the family room via multiple hops, I usually get between 100 and 150 megabits at my device, depending on what kind of device and where it's located. It's plenty of bandwidth for our TV and other devices. But the point here is that there is a balance to be struck between the signal strength and bandwidth. For example, if I only had my router and one point in the family room, I'd have a direct connection between those two devices, so no relay delay. But the signal would be so weak I'd get very little bandwidth, even though the router is being fed 850 from the modem. Putting one or two intermediate points between the two ends of the house introduce some relay delay, but each point has a strong enough signal with its adjacent components that it can pass along a higher bandwidth. If you're a network engineer, I'm sure you can contradict a dozen mistakes I made in explaining this, but I think you'll agree that for a non-engineer like myself, my conclusions are correct, even if I used the wrong terms.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazingly Speed and Easy to Setup!!
*by J***. on May 28, 2023*

The Google Nest WiFi Access Point is an impressive piece of technology that clearly shows Google's commitment to providing exceptional internet connectivity. After using the device for a few weeks, I've noticed a significant improvement in my internet speeds. I tested it in various settings, from streaming high-resolution videos to transferring large files, and the results have been consistently impressive. The device promises up to 2,200 sq ft of coverage and it certainly delivers on that, providing a stable and fast connection throughout the entirety of my apartment. The beauty of the Nest WiFi Access Point is not just in its high-speed internet capabilities, but also in its design and user-friendliness. The setup was a breeze, thanks to Google's intuitive app, and managing my network has never been easier. The minimalist design also allows the device to blend seamlessly into the environment, offering a break from traditional routers that often appear clunky and unattractive. What separates the Google Nest WiFi Access Point from other routers on the market is its built-in Google Assistant feature. This addition enhances the device's usability, turning it into a smart hub for your home. The Google Assistant responds quickly to commands, thanks to the superior internet speeds, allowing for smooth and efficient operation of other smart devices in the home. This feature certainly makes the Nest WiFi Access Point feel like a future-ready device. In conclusion, the Google Nest WiFi Access Point is a top-tier device when it comes to delivering fast and reliable internet speeds. The easy setup, user-friendly app, modern design, and integrated Google Assistant are just icing on the cake. If you're in the market for a new router and prioritize internet speed, then you can't go wrong with the Google Nest WiFi Access Point. It's a solid investment in a future-proof home network.

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