Asus OnHub SRT-AC1900 Router

[ahhming]

 


Key features

• Intelligent internal antenna array pushes 802.11ac Wi-Fi speeds up to 1900 Mbps
• The Google On app for Android and iOS allows simple setup and management
• ASUS-exclusive Wave Control lets you prioritize traffic to devices with a wave of your hand
   

ASUS and Google Announce the OnHub SRT-AC1900 Router


The ASUS OnHub is simple to setup by using the Google On app . The app also displays network traffic, tests your Internet connection speed, and helps with troubleshooting. It can even grant remote management control to a friend or family member if there is someone you rely on for help.

Asus OnHub will be available in the U.S. for pre-order today, and in stores in the coming weeks and costs $219.
 

Source:
http://www.asus.com/Networking/OnHub-SRT-AC1900/

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/asus-google-onhub-ac1900-router,30424.html#xtor=RSS-181

 

http://techgage.com/news/asus-teams-up-with-google-to-make-networking-easy-with-new-onhub-router/

 

 

needs more lan port though.

[robbiesoto]

Google Should Really sell a switch or something cause one LAN port is not enough.

 

Edit: Not enough for MOST people.

[Prysin]

this gonna be easy to troll...

 

put in reach of 10 YO... watch the wifi prioritize everything due to little creeper waving his hands at it like a maniac

[Alurit]

what are they collecting on a router with 4gb of storage?

[Belgarathian]

This seems like it will be great for everyone who has no idea how to use them, set one up, or needs one and will just use the bundled, pre-configured routers provided by ISP/RSP

 

For everyone else, 4 x LAN is almost a requirement. 

[Mew]

I wonder how the original onhub and this compare to Apple's Airport Extreme. If the current gen airport extreme is as good as the previous gen, I would pick that over any onhubs.

[Torand]

I think they have the ZigBee and Bluetooth labels mixed up...

[fredey]

Google Should Really sell a switch or something cause one LAN port is not enough.

 

Edit: Not enough for MOST people.

 

Chances are if you need more lan ports you are not the target audience for this router, besides getting one of those Netgear 5 port switches would suffice and may even be more convieniet