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Easy
Stupid easy to set up
Boosts Wi-Fi performance
Real-time monitoring via app
Priority mode great for streaming video
The Google Asus OnHub is a sleek-looking router that delivers reliable Wi-Fi performance. For mobile users
It's fun to setup and easy to use
Extremely easy to set up and use
Attractive price/performance ratio
Can be managed from the cloud
Trusted platform module to foil hackers
Sleek look
Easy setup
Well-designed app
Solid close-range performance in testing
Great Design
The App Is Very User-Friendly If You're Not Interested In In-Depth Configuration
Packed With Hardware That May Be Used In The Future
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The editors didn't like
I mean
$200? Doesn't do fancy stuff that networking nerds will demand
Should I Buy It?
The main reason not to buy is the price. OnHub is very much the future
And big ideas you can't see yet are going to feel a little flimsy compared to the two crisp B
Pricey
Only one Ethernet LAN port
Power cable is too short
The expensive router has many hardware parts that can't currently be used
And it can only support a single wired device. It can't be set up or managed via computer or Web browser. And the router must be registered to at least one Google account and remai
Many settings can't be changed
No USB storage or printer sharing
No guest network
Only one LAN port
Only one wired port
No PC/Web browser app
Lacks many standard management options
Some features not yet enabled
Expensive
The App Is Too Simple If You Want A More In-Depth Configuration
Published: 2015-09-05, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.com
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I mean, $200? Doesn't do fancy stuff that networking nerds will demand, Should I Buy It?, The main reason not to buy is the price. OnHub is very much the future, and big ideas you can't see yet are going to feel a little flimsy compared to the two crisp B
The main reason not to buy is the price. OnHub is very much the future, and big ideas you can’t see yet are going to feel a little flimsy compared to the two crisp Benjamins it’s going to cost you. The app-based interface is incredibly easy—why is that so...
Published: 2015-08-31, Author: Raymond , review by: mashable.com
Stupid easy to set up, Boosts Wi-Fi performance, Real-time monitoring via app, Priority mode great for streaming video
Pricey, Only one Ethernet LAN port, Power cable is too short
The Google OnHub is incredibly easy to set up and gives you more reliable Wi-Fi through smart software...
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Published: 2015-08-31, Author: Michael , review by: networkworld.com
Abstract: You'll either love or hate the new OnHub Wi-Fi router that Google and TP-Link have cooked up. If you're of the “I just want it to work” mindset, you'll dig it. If you're an enthusiast who likes to bend hardware to your will, tweaking knobs and being aware...
Extremely easy to set up and use, Attractive price/performance ratio, Can be managed from the cloud, Trusted platform module to foil hackers
Many settings can't be changed, No USB storage or printer sharing, No guest network, Only one LAN port
The OnHub won't make you trade price for performance, and it's great for people who don't want to fiddle with their Wi-Fi networks. Power users, on the other hand, will quickly discover that too many decisions have been decisions made for them—and can't b...
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Published: 2016-02-04, Author: John , review by: au.pcmag.com
Only one wired port, No PC/Web browser app, Lacks many standard management options, Some features not yet enabled
The Google OnHub makes it easy to bring dual-band 802.11ac networking to your home, but it's missing many of the management features you'd expect from a $200 router...
The Google Asus OnHub is a sleek-looking router that delivers reliable Wi-Fi performance. For mobile users, it's fun to setup and easy to use
The expensive router has many hardware parts that can't currently be used, and it can only support a single wired device. It can't be set up or managed via computer or Web browser. And the router must be registered to at least one Google account and remai
The new Google Asus OnHub is a reliable, fun-to-use router that's grossly overpriced for its limited in functionality...
So-so performance, Not suitable for advanced users, Better performers on the market
Google's OnHub is a solid first stab at the router market, but with pricing starting at $199.99, the router is a bit expensive, given its lack of key features...
The Google Asus OnHub is a sleek-looking router that delivers reliable Wi-Fi performance. For mobile users, it's fun to setup and easy to use
The expensive router has many hardware parts that can't currently be used, and it can only support a single wired device. It can't be set up or managed via computer or Web browser. And the router must be registered to at least one Google account and remai
The new Google Asus OnHub is a reliable, fun-to-use router that's grossly overpriced for its limited in functionality...
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Published: 2016-02-03, Author: John , review by: in.pcmag.com
Only one wired port, No PC/Web browser app, Lacks many standard management options, Some features not yet enabled
The Google OnHub makes it easy to bring dual-band 802.11ac networking to your home, but it's missing many of the management features you'd expect from a $200 router...
Manque de fonctionnalités encore, Prix, Performances
Proposer le Onhub à 270$, ce qui le place dans le haut de gamme des routeurs actuel, fait en sorte que l'on attend plus de l'appareil qu'une simplicité d'installation et d'utilisation. On attend des performances sans faille, afin d'avoir une connexion per...
