As previously revealed, Google has confirmed the launch of Google WiFi, which is designed to expand home connectivity. Pre-orders will be open in November and the device is expected to go on sale in December with a suggested retail price of US$11. Google will also launch a bundle of three Google WiFi units for larger homes, priced at US$12.
The reason why Google launched Google WiFi is naturally to provide users with more stable network resources in their home environment. Therefore, in addition to the previous cooperation with manufacturers such as ASUS and TP-Link to create OnHub router devices, Google WiFi will be used as a supplement for network blind spots in home environments or situations with poor network connection signals. It can even be used with multiple devices to bridge different network resources, thereby expanding the scope of network resource usage.
In addition, users can dynamically adjust the network resource status through the dedicated app. For example, in the case of a large group gathering, the network resources will be allowed to be used with a larger connection range. Under normal circumstances, it is only necessary to maintain the normal network mode.
