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ur home Wi-Fi is the heartbeat of our internet-centric lives. If plays an important role in work, play, chatting, and entertainment. However, occasionally, it’s also the most annoying thing about the internet.

To solve this issue, Google unveiled Google Wifi at its Pixel launch event . It’s a simple and smart Wi-Fi router that follows the footsteps of OnHub routers, which was designed by Google in collaboration with other companies.

It’s a tiny device that can pair with others to make your internet signal more stable and far-reaching to ensure a better performance. It combines different access points in your home to create a large network.

Google claims that Wifi will increase the signal range to a good extent as compared to other consumer-grade routers. It also comes with a companion app that lets you control the router.

The app shows you which devices are connected and how much bandwidth are they using. You also get security features like wireless encryption, auto updates, and verified boot. Unlike the traditional routers, Google Wi-Fi also comes in a pack of three. You can put them in three different rooms and stop worrying about the bandwidth. Its advanced Google software chooses the clearest channel and band for your communication device.

Compared to the previous Asus and TP-Link-made OnHub devices that cost $200, Google Wifi costs $129 in the U.S. You’ll need to spend $299 for a three-pack Google Wifi.

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