Google’s Nest Wifi mesh router bundles are up to $150 off right now

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Tired of your Wi-Fi slowing down depending on where you are in your house? It might be a good idea to extend your Wi-Fi coverage, especially now that we’re currently seeing some excellent deals on Google’s Wi-Fi 5-capable Nest Wifi routers and Points. Right now, for instance, you can buy the Nest Wifi router and two Points for $199 instead of $349 from Amazon, Best Buy, and Wellbots.

The router claims to cover up to 2,200 square feet on its own, while the two additional Points should be able to provide a speedy, reliable Wi-Fi signal that’s good for up to 5,400 square feet and 300 devices. That makes it perfect for larger spaces or homes with thick walls. Moreover, each included Point doubles as a Google Assistant-equipped smart speaker, meaning you can use them to issue router-specific commands, play music, control smart home devices, and carry out a range of other convenient tasks via your voice.

Note that if you live somewhere smaller or you simply don’t require that much coverage, you can also buy Google’s mesh router right now with just one additional Point from Wellbots and Best Buy for $149 ($120 off). Read our review.

Google Nest Wifi bundle (one router and two Points)

• 43% off

Google’s Nest Wifi router and Point extender have an unassuming design. The router has two ethernet ports, while the Point can be used as a smart speaker.

If you’re in the market for a competent gaming laptop, B&H Photo is selling Lenovo’s 15.6-inch Legion 5i in black as part of a one-day sale with a 12th Gen 2.3GHz Intel Core i7-12700H processor, 16GB of RAM, 1TB of storage, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti (8GB GDDR6) GPU for $1,699 instead of $2,029.

We haven’t reviewed this model yet, but it seems to offer some nice specs, including a fast 165Hz refresh rate for its 1080p IPS panel. It also comes with a backlit keyboard and a good port selection that includes Thunderbolt 4 support. There are some downsides, however. The battery life looks to be decent but is nothing extraordinary, and at just over five pounds, this isn’t exactly the most portable gaming laptop out there.

Lenovo Legion 5i

• $1,699
• $2,030
• 17% off

Lenovo’s Legion 5i gaming laptop boasts a fast 165Hz refresh rate as well as a 1080p IPS panel and Thunderbolt 4 support, although the battery life doesn’t seem to be particularly good on paper.

• $1,699 at B&H Photo

The Fire TV Cube is one of our favorite streaming devices and probably one of the more unique offerings out there. After all, you can use the cube-like device as both an Alexa-equipped smart speaker and a 4K streaming device. It comes with other niceties, too, like support for Dolby Vision and HDR10 Plus, along with the ability to receive Alexa commands without a remote (even when your TV is off). Best of all, it’s faster than other streaming devices in Amazon’s current lineup, albeit slightly.

If you don’t mind that the Fire TV Cube doesn’t sound as great as other Amazon smart speakers due to its tinny, built-in speaker, you can pick it up right now at Amazon and Best Buy for $69.99 ($50 off), which is nearly its best price to date.

Amazon Fire TV Cube

• 42% off

As a hybrid smart speaker and streaming device, the Fire TV Cube offers a ton of functionality and convenience for the price.

There’s nothing more frustrating than a slow Wi-Fi connection when you’re trying to meet a deadline or stream a TV show. If the Google Nest Wifi’s Wi-Fi 5 spec isn’t cutting it for you, the Eero 6 Plus mesh routers are seeing equally notable discounts. If you just need a single router, it costs $111 from Eero or Amazon. A two-pack or three-pack will run you $191 or $239, respectively.

These routers don’t match the great coverage of the Nest Wifi, with a single Eero 6 Plus covering 1,500 square feet versus 2,200 square feet. However, a three-pack can cover 4,500 square feet, which should work well for larger homes. Each Eero 6 Plus router is a dual-band, gigabit system that supports over 75 simultaneously connected gadgets.

Eero 6 Plus dual-band mesh Wi-Fi router

• 21% off

The Eero 6 Plus is a dual-band, gigabit system that supports over 75 simultaneously connected devices. It starts at $139 for one router covering up to 1,500 square feet, $239 for two to manage 3,000 square feet, and $299 for three for 4,500 square feet.

More deals we’re digging today

• Apple’s 14-inch, M1 Pro-equipped MacBook Pro with 512GB of storage and 16GB of RAM is on sale for $1,799 ($200 off) at Amazon and B&H Photo. That’s one of the better prices we’ve seen on the macOS laptop, which impressed us with its stellar performance and beautiful Mini LED display. Read our review.
• Right now, you can buy a four-pack of Kasa’s Smart Plug Minis on Amazon for $39.99 ($10 off) when you apply the on-page coupon. Not only can the basic Wi-Fi plugs monitor your energy consumption but they’re also compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple’s HomeKit.
• Pokémon Arceus, the most recent Pokémon title for the Nintendo Switch and one that turns the classic Pokémon formula on its head with a new open-world design, is on sale today at Adorama for just $39.99 ($20 off) at checkout. Read our review.
• If you’re heading back to school and in need of a small notebook, you can currently buy the Rocketbook Mini for $9.99 instead of $16 on Amazon. You can use the smart notebook and the included Pilot Frixion pen to quickly jot down and store notes in the cloud. Then, when you’ve lined the notebook’s 48 pages, you simply can erase them and start again. Check out our back-to-school guide for more tech recommendations.

Update August 25th, 11:27AM ET: Added Adorama’s Pokémon Arceus deal, which is available for today only, to our bulleted list of highlights.