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TP-Link Google OnHub AC1900 Dual-Band Wireless Router Expired
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Newegg Flash has TP-Link Google OnHub AC1900 Dual-Band Wireless Router (TGR1900) on sale for $54.99. Shipping is free. Thanks DJ3xclusive
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- This router features up 1900Mbps speeds w/ simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5GHz. Bluetooth Smart ready w/ Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0 port & built-in speaker. Easily setup with Google On Mobile App and includes a 2-year warranty w/ purchase
- This matches the price of a previous Frontpage deal, but in the previous deal, you had to purchase 2 for $110. -StrawMan86
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I don't think it has any compatibility issue since it's just router.
That said I am using xfinity with this router, together with a custom modem.
That said I am using xfinity with this router, together with a custom modem.
It's just a router but most devices make sure to mention it in their features that it works with Xfinity/Cox etc. Did not see any such mention for this guy and hence wanted to check.
I read another review that said something similar.
I can't give any details because the Google Wifi app you need to get the router started is some piece of crap that doesn't tell you anything and patronizes you by making you wait 3 whole minutes before clicking 'ok I restarted my modem'.
I went through this because I didn't want to go through the trouble of returning it, if I knew that: it's features are limited if you don't give Google tracking permissions, that setup was a pain in the ass, and the setup app was made for grandma, and it had a 24 hour self update cycle before starting up, I wouldn't have bothered.
That said, it seems to be reliable when it's working.
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That said I am using xfinity with this router, together with a custom modem.
Models are usually compatible or otherwise with internet providers. Routers work with modems. So don't need to be compatible with internet providers. 2 in 1 modem cum routers are a different topic though.
I read another review that said something similar.
I can't give any details because the Google Wifi app you need to get the router started is some piece of crap that doesn't tell you anything and patronizes you by making you wait 3 whole minutes before clicking 'ok I restarted my modem'.
I went through this because I didn't want to go through the trouble of returning it, if I knew that: it's features are limited if you don't give Google tracking permissions, that setup was a pain in the ass, and the setup app was made for grandma, and it had a 24 hour self update cycle before starting up, I wouldn't have bothered.
That said, it seems to be reliable when it's working.
I use this router with Xfinity. It's connected to a Motorola SB6191 modem and it works great.
Were you not able to just use the google WiFi app to add the new access point? I was hoping it'd be that easy...