Customer Ratings & Reviews

I live in a big house and I get full strength signal everywhere I go.

It was easy to set up and easy to use. I think it does boost our WiFi. It seems we have less problems now.

I love gadgets especially connected gadgets. This router was super easy to set up, it works flawlessly with all my connected gadgets and I don't notice any drop in performance on any of them. Look good in your living room and it is getting more and more features all the time. p.

This is a great router to setup if your expertise is in other areas besides understanding radio waves, frequencies, etc. Easy to setup, at a glance current operations using the app and decorative art piece instead of the crazy box with numerous antennas. If your the tech support for your family and friends, this is a great unit to get.

it solved a number of problems quicky and easily with no fuss

My store tech guy highly recommended OnHub. Having not heard about it and since it wasn't even on Best Buys shelves, I played it safe and also purchased a Linksys wireless router, figuring I would return the least desirable. Linksys went back! First off, the packaging of OneHub is a work of art. If the box was this good, I figured the actual device must have been given a lot of attention too. My assumption was right. With 13 antennas it covers my house completely. With 4 light colors I can immediately tell if it's working properly or down. The only negative is that is lacks a manual, so I had to call tech support with a question. Tech support was wonderful. Apple and Cisco better not blink or Google will pass them. This is a well earned 5 star rating.

Works great. App that accompanies the router makes setup easy

This router practically sets itself up. Installation was very easy. After a couple of months of use, it has proven to be extremely stable with excellent speed. Having used a number of different brands of routers, this is clearly the most user-friendly and stable unit.

This is a great router from Google and TP Link which smartly directs the best signal to the connected devices that need it most. It's super easy to set up and it looks good in your living room. Probably not the first choice of most super geeks but great for most homes.

I'm an IT Profesional, so it's not that I need such a user-friendly router, but wow do I ever appreciate it. It's just easy to manage. You can restart it from the app, even when not hooked to the wifi. The app means you don't need to remember any weird IP addresses (my last router was 192.168.254.1 -- I think) or heaven forbid explain an IP address to someone who doesn't know what it is. It also works great with IFTTT, letting me keep logs of when my xbox connects, or change my thermostat when I get home. It's also very easy to see who's connected and set up guest Wi-Fi (though there's a major flaw in that you can't remotely disconnect or block devices). All in all, if you don't want to work hard for your wifi, this it the way to go.

I've had the On Hub router now for about 6 months now and am really enjoying it. I had to restart my old D-Link router at least once a week to resolve connectivity issues where as with the On Hub I'm maybe restarting it only once a month when the internet seems to be running slow. It's also a huge plus to be able to restart the router from my phone. A few concerns I have is the 2.4 frequency from my xbox 360 appears to get slower internet speeds than I used to get through my D-Link router - when streaming video it will tend to buffer more than it used to. I also have an xbox one which uses the 5.0 frequency and it doesn't have to buffer at all while streaming video through the On Hub.. Overall this is a great router with long up time. It does tend to perform better with devices that use the 5.0 frequency versus 2.4 - hopefully this will improve with future updates.

This has better range than my other router. It is better looking than having a box type device with antennas sticking out. I only have a few issues; it needs more than one connection port and the instructions need to be a little clearer in or on the box, but once I figured out where things were the set up was very easy!

I work as a Systems Admin and I can say that I'm surprised with what this router can do for what it is. The router is as basic as you can get, but it's user friendly and easy enough to setup. With that said, you don't get many advanced features that are normally available with other routers. But if what you're looking for is something simple to setup for home use (phones, entertainment, and good estate coverage), then this router might be for you. You will need to download Google Wifi after connecting this router to your modem just like you would need with other routers. It will require a Google account login and after you wait for it to do its thing, you're ready to go. My home is about 11,000 square feet including the yard and it covers it very well. I have it setup with 4 phones, 2 laptops, a growing collection of Google products (Home/Chromecast/Audio), and Philips Hue system. My problem is that it often drops (maybe once or twice a month) and requires being unplugged from the wall to work again. Overall, I'm satisfied with it.

I don't mind the lack of customability. It just works. Easy setup and control through app.

used this to replace my aging old apple network hardware in the house. major improvement.

I must say, this is the best and fastest router I have owned, i will highly recommend,

This router is perfect for coverage in our entire home. Glad we decided on this

Works really well even in a multi-room apartment with strong signal strength.

I upgraded my router since upgrading my internet to gigabit service. I placed this router in the back room of my house, and it has nicer coverage than my older router. Speed and design is good. Setup was extremely easy with iPhone app.

By far one of the fastest routers that I've owned. It pushes your top speed even through Wi-Fi. Cons, only 2 Ethernet ports. However, 1 of those will be for the modem. So really just 1 Ethernet port for plugging in external devices.