When the internet was not working I clicked on the app to trouble shoot the problem but because there was no internet the app wouldn't work

You know there is a big problem when even the wired connections are not working much less the WIFI

I ignored the problem as the other 5GHz channel and the 2.4GHz one were working fine

Like many, i also had the problem with 2.4ghz and one of the 5ghz band stop working

Great unit no problems, easy to set up

Then the same problem again.... I cannot recommend to buy this product

As someone who has always purchased top of line routers, most of the time more expensive than the OnHub, I have quite a bit of experience with router settings as well as router problems.

I have read other reviews concerning this problem, but I blew it off.

Google also provides very helpful telephone support (the issue I called about turned out was in the end a problem with another device on the network and was easily fixed).

TP-LINK seems to be the type of company that releases garbage code then moves on to the next product, ignoring problems with previous firmware releases.

and it seems to work fine, no problems

Overall, I have enjoyed several years of good router models with TP-Link, so this problem set is abnormal for TP-Link; however, bad firmware updates are a deal breaker for any router and TP-Link's inability (or incompetence) in releasing faulty software with no solution (retrograde firmware fix for one) is unacceptable.

If they fix this terrible problem within a timely matter, I may review it again

Crowded networks problem solved

is a design when the built in help menu list this problem in the top 4 items, "Stuck in Setup"

But with OnHub, the signal strength became unbelievably strong immediately - no problem or buffering even when multiple devices were connected simultaneously - streaming tv, music, VoIP, phones, tablets and laptops

When you are paying your ISP upwards of 300 dollars a month for cable, phone and internet, I feel like these problems are not something a consumer should have to deal with

Not just because the AC5400 outperforms the WRT 3200 (it should, and the Linksys EA9500 is the more direct comparison against this particular TP-LINK router) but because Linksys products continue to be plagued by bizarre and annoying technical problems

This fixed my weak signal problems

I don't feel that this product really is worth the investment; I should have stuck with my inexpensive b/g/n wireless router flashed with DD-WRT which definitely got the job done, if not a little slower than the OnHub, at least consistently and with customization options.