Want to Sell Wifi Mesh 3 pack

[Izerous]

Most of what did not sell I recycled, or donated so purged the listing.

Now that I have switch to an ubiquiti setup to support my plans for a camera system and more I no longer have a use for this mesh system. Seeing singles listed for as much as $75/ea and 3 packs anywhere between 150 to 240. Based on that I'd like to get $150 for the set of 3.
WiFi pack is now sold.



Located in South Edmonton, shipping extra.

 

[Izerous]

bump... Added everything between speakers and the power supply and I didn't finish going through everything so there will still be more to add later.

 

[Izerous]

Sold & Removed speakers from listing

 

[r0k0]

hey, would you ship those monitor mounts ? i'd buy 2 of them shipped to J0X2W0

 

[Izerous]

Purge and edit bump

 

[fitbrit]

Can you tell us what's in the mesh system - is it a router and two wifi points? or are these three wifi points and we need out own mesh router?

 

[Izerous]

Only the Nest WiFi (2nd Gen) systems have discrete roles. The Google WiFi units (1st gen) each piece is fully functional want 3 routers configure all 3 as routers. Want 1 router and 2 nodes then configure it that way. They do not have speakers built in like the Nest WiFi node units.

They are however supposedly compatible with the Nest WiFi router/nodes. Say you bought the 2 pack of 1 nest router and 1 nest node, you can treat these as 3 extra nodes and still use the nest as the backbone. I never tried it myself just a lot of posts out there about it working pretty easily that way.

 

[anabioz]

This is a great deal!

I have three of these setup in a mesh at home. If no one takes it within two weeks, I'll be taking these as a spare.

 

[fitbrit]

Only the Nest WiFi (2nd Gen) systems have discrete roles. The Google WiFi units (1st gen) each piece is fully functional want 3 routers configure all 3 as routers. Want 1 router and 2 nodes then configure it that way. They do not have speakers built in like the Nest WiFi node units.

They are however supposedly compatible with the Nest WiFi router/nodes. Say you bought the 2 pack of 1 nest router and 1 nest node, you can treat these as 3 extra nodes and still use the nest as the backbone. I never tried it myself just a lot of posts out there about it working pretty easily that way.

Thank you for such a full answer. It allowed me to do more research. They also have two gigabit ethernet ports each, so that helps too. Plus even Bluetooth for some reason. Sent you a PM

 

[Izerous]

Wifi Pack now sold.