Poor signal penetration, drops routinely.

Has a better signal and speed to my devices that are in the distant areas of the house

Pros: Great signal strength and range (entire 1/2 acre property, and large multifloor home);

It provide strong wifi signal.

I now have no issues at all getting signal inside and even outside of my house

I have only owned it for a few hours but it has already boosted my signal tremendously

and I don't lose my signal with multiple devices running

Rock solid unit and signal.

I live in a building with 31 other apartment units and had been plagued with poor signal due to interference from other people's wireless in the building

The signal was no stronger than other standard access points I tried in this same location, as measured using Wifi Explorer on my MacBook at various distances

This has no problem broadcasting a strong signal to the opposite corner of both the basement and upper floor, even in an old house.

Easy to set up with a strong signal that blasts it's way through not one, but two solid stone walls to my iPad Mini 4

OnHub is living room pretty because Google wants you to keep it some place near the center of your house so that everybody could get a good signal

One of the reasons why I bought this was due to my bedroom having very weak signal

+ Wifi signals jamming channels.

But losing the signal several times a day resulted in me returning it for a refund and looking into Netgear.

If you really just want a strong signal to power your laptops, phones and tablets, and you don't

Looks good, and won’t be horribly out of place when prominently displayed in the home- Very easy to setup and configure- AWESOME signal strength and coverage- Updates automatically,

Signal is really strong - have full signal strength everywhere in my 3300 square foot house

We got more then enough signal in all parts of our

It provides wireless though out my home with an extremely strong signal.

This looks identical to the V1 model but actually has more features and (supposedly) a more powerful and stable WiFi signal.

There are times when my devices tell me I have a weak signal or no signal at

How they get such a good signal out of such an unassuming box is beyond me

The signal and capabilities of the device are better than any wifi router I have ever used

NitroQAM technology, stable, strong consistent signal, fast and easy setup, router more suitable for very large homes or business with many devices, tether app very resourceful, customer service top notch, well made, excellent 2 year warranty, 24/7 tech support,CONS

The devices will usually connect to 2.4ghz because the signal will be stronger.

In my house it did not provide a very good signal.

At the extremities of the house where we were getting choppy signals at best we now get a consistent flow of data and full signal

Works great with multiple devices and has a strong signal throughout the entire house when previous ones barely had a signal in certain spots.

Easy setup, strong signal, not ugly

I still couldn't get a reliable signal in everyone room

Plus the signal is strong throughout my condo, where my previous d-link N router could barely go through walls.

this thing has great signal coverage, we previously had an Asus RT-88u with high gain

This is a nice unit that has a very strong signal.....no doubt about that

But the fiber terminates in the basement, and I want to distribute a fast signal over 3 floors

There was no 'audible signal' to connect to the unit

Super easy setup, and the signal is phenomenal.

The OnHub is an intelligent router since it determines where to beam the best signal with it's MiMo design and dual band technology

(I had attached an additional router on the second floor of the home to boost my wireless range and take some stress off the main router.)In Conclusion, the On Hub has replaced two routers and provides a strong, uninterrupted signal throughout my home, with all components

I am getting much better range/signal and no more connection resets.

Deserves all the kudos it gets for the "best design" - it improved my WiFi signal across our one-story house so much that I could get rid of all our signal boosters and multiple networks

Now, I've moved the OnHub to an Ethernet jack close to the center of my house, and I've got really good signal strength everywhere

I have it placed upstairs in a 2 story house, and I can get clear signal EVERYWHERE in my house, even outside for a good few yards

This unit has great signal, it's easy to get going, I really appreciate the wall mount features - and they've built in a great little feature that dims/kills the external LED lights at a set

Since switching to the OnHub, I was able to eliminate the front window extender and can get solid signal almost across the street in the neighbors front yard

Impressive Wireless signal strength and speed, very consistent

The signal is strong, it looks nice (for what it's worth), and it's been reliable over the past few months.

Strong signal across all devices - much better reach to rooms that previously were weak.

Also, the room directly above where the unit sat couldn't get a strong enough signal to stream Netflix

I've had no issues whatsoever, no rebooting, no buffering, no lag, a consistent signal, and no dropped networks

antennas, half a dozen each for the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands with the 13th beaming a strong signal and, allegedly, constantly attempting to detect an overcrowded channel in use and switch you off of it

While the installation experience is great, and the ability to set priority devices is very cool, this router ultimately fails in one major way: it frequently does not distribute a signal throughout my house

I get a really great wifi signal and faster speeds than my old basic Netgear router

It won't reach as far away as some other routers in the same price range but it will definitely reduce the black spots caused by signal instability and the usual performance issues that many of those routers frequently cause in my experience

Very strong 2.4 gig signal, which really is awesome because we live in a house built about 100 years

My TP-Link Archer C9 always had a solid 5ghz signal to that location, so it's performance was much better.

Strong signal and works flawlessly with the rest of my google wifi mesh network.

amazing signal reception from all directions.

Stronger signal than my Archer C9, both for 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks

Even if the device is 5 feet away and the signal is excellent, it assigns it to the 2.4GHz band

I get a perfect signal in my backyard now where I didn't pick up a signal at all before I put in the OnHub, thanks to its 13 high powered antennas

I have to specify my channel to get a steady signal.

I've got a strong 5GHz signal and streaming in HD.►Pro's:(+

I have the speed I get, the signal is perfect and I have not once had to reboot

Got better signal strength where other routers failed miserably

Did not need any extenders as we get very strong signal throughout the two-storied home.

If I moved from upstairs to downstairs, I would have to toggle wifi off and on to get the stronger downstairs signal

wifi signals through the old shiplap walls is near impossible

In the far reaches of the house and even outside in the backyard, I still have great signal.

it's strong signal

, I would prefer a 5Ghz connection and, when the signal is too low for maintaining a connection, for it to fall-back to the 2.4Ghz connection if available)

Much stronger signal than our old one.

The on hub's wifi has a much greater reach and a much stronger signal.

I went from 5mbps to 81mbps up and down constantly to a consistent strong wi fi signal.

Then when everyone started using that band I needed to get an extender as more interference started hurting my signal

All the household gadgets have great signal strength and bandwidth, which makes everyone in the household happy!

Good signal strength penetrates through wall and carry’s through the entire house

I get amazing signal in every corner of my apartment

too??Router loses signal intermittently

Signal is strong throughout our home and outside as well.

The signal is strong regardless of the location of your device, and the Internet is snappy

It has a better signal strength then my previous router, but not the fine grain control that I use to have

Signal is so strong that walking across the

Easy set-up; strong signals on 2.4g and 5g; good range

periodically (monthly or so), otherwise the signal seems still strong but no internet connection.

The fix is to set them up further away from the router because it automatically switches from 5 to 2.4 as the signal gets weaker

This fixed my weak signal problems

Wish I could have devices switch to a preferred signal if available

So both stronger signal and faster.

, I have two covering a large home, one as a router, the other as a bridge, the signal is rock solid throughout

Super easy setup, excellent signal strength

The signal is strong, and has no problem powering a house with multiple Tivos, Apple TVs, iPhones, iPads, MacAirs, Nest thermostat, Nest smoke detectors, Yamaha receiver, on and on

" so you won't feel like you need to hide it in a cabinet (which degrades the signal)

It covers my whole house with a very strong signal and it has not needed restarting during the month I have been using it

Worked great for a few weeks, I basically purchased because I wanted faster speeds and better signal for my devices farther away.

I was hoping to get a stronger wireless signal but not experiencing that

It drops signal, only works when devices are hard wired

Echoing the comments of many other reviewers here, I don't have a whole lot to add except that this router by far has the best signal with the least amount of interference or disruption I have ever experienced.

It's fast, I get signal half a block away, and I haven't had to reboot it in more than a month.

Lost wireless signal to all my devices

I have very good signal across my entire house.

Works great, but sometimes I do lose signal if I move to a different area in the house when I am watching a youtube video on my iphone, it doesn't happen often, but its annoying.

Strong signal

but, had we had the ability to place the OnHub in a more central area in the house, we would have had a stronger signal

An excellent signal throughout my 3 level home

The product does provide reliable signal to my 1600sqft house, with no weak spots

This has no problem broadcasting a strong signal to the opposite corner of both the basement and upper floor, even in an old house.

The C5400 has a very powerful signal

Great wifi signal

As distance from the router weakens the 5 GHz signal, you can see your devices switch back to full signal at 2.4, without manually switching bands.

The signal from the OnHub is strong enough that I can place it at the far end of my house and get good coverage of the whole house

Not only do I no longer have any weak signal areas inside my home, the wifi now reaches out into my yard, so I can stream music while I'm outdoors working or grilling

Strong signal thought my home

My wireless signal is GREAT

I'd put up with a lot of garbage if this thing cranked out enough WiFi signal to heat my coffee for me, but its signal really isn't any stronger than some of the older N- and G- points I have used recently

Consistent speeds and signal with consistent signal drop off in all directions

Two of the bedrooms that would get spotty signal, now have have full strength.

In terms of the WiFi performance, I get a strong solid signal all over my 1000 sq feet apartment.

but with that, the signal was getting spotty at the best when I started connecting multiple devices across rooms

Fast and good signal until you update the firmware

But much better signal strength everywhere in my one-story house of 2000

Ethernet -The OnHub is built to do one job and do it well, which is provide fast wireless signal and coverage

The router gets a stronger signal across my 3500 sq

Improved the wifi signal in my home drastically

Compared to my previous very well rated TP Link router that I purchased 3 years ago, this router has much much stronger signal and therefore much faster speeds when further away from the router

We now have a great/fast wifi signal in every room of our house (~2500 square feet).

and I get decent signal at the furthest point on the opposite floor

The app lets you see what issues are effecting your signal, and we never have dropped shows and have to do the dreaded unplug/plug in, wait, do it again, annoying stuff

Example, you may want to have a better signal on your sunporch, basement, etc

The router easily covers the two floors above with a strong signal and as yet it has not droppedout.

The app is pretty basic, as has been mentioned before in other reviews -- but I don't have excessive needs of my router other than to ensure it has adequate signal, adequate reach, and a sufficient UI.PLUS, this thing is able to setup as a Mesh Network

With this router I finally have a strong signal throughout my home!

I am even splitting the wifi bill with a girl above me because the signal is so strong.

This router gives me a strong signal, lots of configuration options, and a steady 2.4 and 5 GHz network

We used it in a 2 bedroom apartment, and never once lost a full signal

The range from the apartment to the outside improved as well (got a good signal 10 stories down)

It also has a stronger signal on the opposite end of the apartment.

It does take 15 to 20 minutes for the best signal upon set

For the average home-user his is an extraordinarily fast wireless device that will easily stream HD video and Wi-Fi throughout the average size house (always with the caveat that concrete walls and other obstacles will slow the signal.)We have the Verizon Fios 150/150 plan

As soon as it was up and running my previously finicky WiFi signal was humming along perfectly

I'm getting much stronger signals everywhere

Strong WiFi signal everywhere, Easily handles many clients at once (I have over 30 devices connected at any given time), and easy to configure.

Apart from the looks, I haven't had connection issues on it, and when connected, I have a strong signal, similar to the AC3150, but slightly better in areas, probably due to the additional antennas.

Great signal, even outside, but it's password protected, so, no freeloaders!

The signal is strong out on the patio, and throughout a very long yard (except behind a separate, distant cinderblock garage).

I would highly recommend this router to anyone that needs solid signal throughout a larger area and through several walls.

, 1/2 of my house lost signal

The Asus N750's 5Ghz signal was really weak on my second floor and the connection speed was half that of the Onhub

They never did turn on any of the smart home radio signals, like Thread.

Great signal, works great with U-verse router but port

so if your AppleTV and your iPhone don't happen to like the same signal, they will not see each other

but my (decidedly unscientific) analysis of the range of this router reveals that I can get a good WiFi signal well outside of my house, down my driveway and in the middle of my street

Strong signal

Strong signal

I can walk quite a ways outside before I loose signal

For $200 I could get two basic but ugly 802.11ac routers, turn them into AP mode and hide them beneath things, and it would give a more consistent signal distribution.

Although the network speed is just the same on both when in good signal, the AC5400 does a much better job at going through walls.

Even though my Wifi can reach my bedroom now, I still have my old Archer C7 setup as an access point so that I can use SteamLink or Moonlight from my bedroom with a strong 5Ghz signal

Amazing range with a very strong signal throughout the household

You pretty much have to be right next to the other routers for them to have a stronger signal

Not only that, I can get decent signal at the end of the driveway

I get a good, reliable signal in every corner of every room in my house

I get a strong signal in the far reaches of my two story house.

I force my 5GHz devices to connect to 5GHz, and since none of my neighbors are using 5GHz, I actually get much better throughput even with the weaker signal (through walls) on the 5GHz

Great signal strength, but it's not quite there yet for pure poured concrete walls.

I used this router to replace an ATT uverse router due to the fact that the router's signal was not accessible throughout the house causing me to overuse phone data.

It was a great connection, unfortunately it would not get great signal on my brother's PS4 console from inside my house.

I like the easy setup and powerful WiFi signal

We have seen no lag times, and we have a strong signal all across or two-story home with a concrete second floor

This router has no issue sending signal to the basement where the xbox is.

The signal is now super strong all over the house, very fast and very very consistent

Now I am getting signal in my room and getting outstanding signal in my living room

My Asus would still do about 24MB/s, but the internet would practically die when the transfers were going on.3

It has an old tech look about it and is pretty big compared to the aforementioned cheaper router`s, but if you have burn money, then I would recommend this router.

The bad - I've been wanting to assign static IP's to a couple of devices that are hardwired via a switch I have connected, but when looking at the network and trying to find which Mac address is assigned to what device, the current UI refreshes the list every time you look at a device then go back

I don't see why ppl will want this C5400 if it doesn't have more features than the competition or equal too in options, the firmware does have its limitations also for the class this router is in also, many other routers in this class have alot more features (bandwidth speed, deep packet inspection, faster USB transfer speed on router ports, 3G/4G USB Dongle and Cloud Managing, just to name a few)

Because of the forced shared SSID on both bands, I have connectivity issues on the limits of the range of the 5G band where my devices refuse to switch to 2.4G band

(Let's say 50 feet from the router) the signal strength (Even 2G) become pretty weak but is still able to support a wireless connection at about 30Mpbs which is certainly fast enough for most.

Even the 2.4G was faster than 5G with MIMO

I highly recommend this router if you want very good range and a consistent 5G connection

Great 2.4G wireless speed compared to my other name brand AC router

The N was pretty snappy at 100Mbps in the kitchen

no more need to screw in the antennas and I love it.-The router is also fairly light and not as massive as my Asus, so i love this as

I wanted something that was going to give me a little more directional boost in wifi throughout my house as well as give me better security than many of the basic routers out there

Not as fast as I'd

and you will have a new appreciation for how broken an

I went from a single band to this triple band as well as from a 10Mbit to 100Mbit service

Good wifie connection is on all 3 inside levels of my house as well as in my back yard and front yard

I now have service on the third floor as well as in the garage on the first floor all with this single router

As typical with devices like these, I upgrade the firmware to make sure I have the latest features, it is running as good as it can, etc