Get one Google Nest router and one Wi-Fi point for $99. Plus, 50% off an Amazon Fire 7 Kids Tablet, 30% off a 27-inch Apple iMac, and more. The router plugs into your provider's modem to expand the Wi ...

Google’s Wi-Fi lineup consists of three routers today, but an ongoing fire sale suggests that the Nest Wifi might be on its way out. Update 12/7: The US Google Store has now discounted the Nest Wifi ...

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Google's next WiFi 6E router may have been revealed prematurely via a B&H Photo Video listing, 9to5Mac has reported. The "Google Nest WiFi Pro 6E" is shown available for pre-order at $199.99 in ...

New Nest announcements Google's new wired Nest Doorbell is here a whole year after being teased Google's new Nest Wifi Pro upgrades your mesh network to Wi-Fi 6E for a hefty price The Google Home app ...

Back in June, we reported that Google was working on a new Wi-Fi 6 router, and it has now leaked as the “Nest Wifi Pro.” This device hit the FCC just over a month ago, and B&H has now listed it as the ...

Google made a bunch of , which included new smartphones (the Pixel) and a virtual assistant (Google Home), but they also announced Google Wifi (love how they drop the hyphen and lowercase the F, ...

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On October 4, Google took the wraps off its latest IoT products, including the Nest Wifi Pro. The model — which looks nothing like most Wi-Fi routers — is pretty pricey at $200, but the cost may be ...

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