Google Nest Wi-Fi Fosters The Broadband

GOOGLE has announced its latest router, Nest Wi-Fi. The new Nest Wifi from Google does the thing that everybody has been asking for since we first laid eyes on smart speakers: combine them with mesh Wi-Fi routers. The Nest Wifi will be available this November in the US at various price points, but the pack Google will want you to buy includes one main router and one “Point” that also acts as a smart speaker for $269.

Many routers often failed to satisfy your vision, which means they get hidden in a closet or cabinet, where the signal is blocked and can be reduced by up to 50 percent.

Nest Wifi has a beautiful design with soft, rounded edges and unobtrusive lighting. It’s meant to be placed out in the open, where it’ll perform at its best. And Nest Wifi points come in three colors, Snow, Sand, and Mist, all of which will naturally blend into your home.

Nest Wifi is built using sustainable materials. The outer enclosure is made from 45 percent post-consumer recycled plastic, and the point enclosure is made from 40 percent post-consumer recycled plastic.

Google’s Nest Wi-Fi is a combination of two parts, the router itself and beacons are flexible to take in any of your room in your house with its proper signal properties.

Both pieces of hardware boast a newer, more curvaceous design that certainly looks premium.

Additionally, Google has also said it wants owners to show their Nest Wi-Fi units loud and proud, not hide them away in a cupboard. The hardware is available in a variety of different colors that have been designed to blend in with existing environments.