Technology
Google WiFi whole home system reduced by £60
WiFi is one of those things that you only really notice when there’s a problem, and then you’ll hear a lot about it, especially if you’ve got kids. There’s nothing quite like a slow connection to bring the family together, kicking and screaming.
In an ideal world, you would have a fast signal in every room of the house, leaving everyone to get on with whatever it is they’re doing in peace. This doesn’t need to be some sort of distant fantasy though. Not when you can purchase a Google WiFi whole home system for as little as £169.
This pack of two Google WiFi points is normally listed at £229, but is reduced by £60 until midnight on March 6. This deal offers you the chance to save 26 percent and provide a faster signal throughout your home.
The Google WiFi points work with your modem and internet provider to give your devices a faster signal in every room. All communication between devices on your network is encrypted and your system’s security is updated automatically to give you peace of mind. The app also provides parental controls to block adult websites and even pause WiFi access on your children’s devices during bedtime, giving you complete control.
Now is the perfect time to jump on this deal and provide faster and more complete coverage in your home, before all hell breaks loose.
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