Google's take on the Wi-Fi router is straightforward, but it might not be for power users.
Google's routers look good, perform well and are easy to set up. While Google tends to overcomplicate a lot of what it does, it really did nail things with OnHub. Anyone can get it set up and running and never once have to read a help file.
For most people, OnHub would be perfect. Get it going, maybe with a wired switch to your entertainment center, and let it do it's thing as you use wireless "stuff" in and around your home. For those of us who want or need a little more from a router, the lack of features and settings means you won't be using OnHub to manage your network, but it can still make for an excellent wireless bridge — if you can get past the $200 price tag. And of course, there will be a set of users that OnHub just won't work for because of it's simplicity.
Have a read see what our time with OnHub has been like.
