🔌 ASUS Black SRT-AC1900 AC1900 Onhub Google WiFi Router Review

** Used to be good. What is the difference between day and night. We have been using a TP-Link N600 (WDR3600) router for about 2 years. That was enough in a small house of 1000 square meters. feet where we lived. When we moved into a slightly larger house, 1500 square meters. Feet, we noticed vulnerabilities that caused videos to buffer or display in unacceptable quality. Since the move, Asus OnHub has not only eliminated blind spots, but we've also gained serious coverage in the driveway and…

I've had my OnHub for over a month now and I love it. Would recommend it to almost anyone without hesitation. I consider myself quite techy, I often advise relatives, friends and random strangers in stores about shopping. I keep at it and love new electronics. However, until I bought this OnHub, routers had me blacked out. I used to feel like I was wandering in directions I didn't understand. I don't usually have this problem. This product wasn't easy to set up, it was fun. He'll even sing for…

I recently set out to create a usable smart home. This router fits perfectly. It has built-in potential for smart devices that I hope works. The device is very easy to set up and maintain. I like to try my hand at some advanced networking, but I prefer things that just work and that fit the bill. This was a huge upgrade over my existing default ISP router when it comes to coverage and ease of use. I have a house about 1500 square feet long with an office upstairs. My router used to have trouble

Setting up this router was extremely easy. I have Fios internet and WIFI was always frustrating because of the modem/router the ISP provides. I'm not sure why I waited so long to buy a router. A few months ago I bought a WiFi extender that boosts the signal at the other end of the house. The problem is that it cuts bandwidth in half, which was already slow due to the weak router the ISP provides. After installing this router, my signal is strong everywhere in the house and even projects around…

I've had one for a few months now and never had a problem. It's extremely reliable and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a new router. I used to have a TP-Link router and it limited me to just 10 devices. Ten devices seems like a lot until you start counting iPhones/iPads, computers, wireless devices with internet access (TVs, Revain Fire Stick, Ruko, etc.). Then don't forget your old iPhones and iPads as well as visitors'/family/friends' devices. Asus Onhub has no limit on…

<tl;dr>This is a fantastic router. I upgraded from the Archer C7 and the difference in speed and response times is huge, to say the least: [.] I live in a small apartment with a lot of interference from nearby WiFi, and OnHub's built-in congestion-detection antenna seems to be handling this issue quite well . With my new OnHub router, I can finally use almost 100% of the available bandwidth anywhere in my apartment without having to switch back and forth between WiFi and Ethernet. a…