Product Comparison: ASUS Lyra (MAP-AC2200) vs Google GA00158
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- Wifi coverage has greatly improved and is now superfast with similar speeds in all rooms of my house.
- Vast improvement on speeds and coverage from the router that came with my broadband package.
- We are getting excellent speeds and stability throughout the house.
- These may be expensive but you definitely get what you paid for. Mesh networking is definitely the way forward.
- Have tried repeaters and boosters, but nothing could get me full internet coverage in my house. These weren't the cheapest option, but they are certainly working for me.
- A 40mbs increase all because of the single Google WiFi unit. It's just a miracle, amazeballs, incredible!
- This has sorted out our problem completely with really good wifi coverage throughout the house with speeds pretty much the same as if I was standing by the router.
- I got the mesh units up and running and talking to each other and apparently all giving very good data speeds.
- Easy set-up, good coverage of flat, speeds are good.
- WiFi connections says it is connected to the WiFi but no speed at all .network dropping off . Happens on all my devices.
- The routers were a much better size than Netgear and it was designed to allow for the various satellites to be connected via ethernet cable if you wished to do so.
- I chose these units over the BT Whole Home WiFi as I liked the compact size of the nodes.
- Loved the size of the units and connections being hidden underneath.
- These are really quite small unobtrusive nodes you can place them pretty much anywhere and they're not too ugly.
- The devices are really small, nice and handy and you can put them out anywhere in your home.
- They are small in size and unobtrusive sitting on a living room table. Very pleased with this product.
- It is the size of a traditional whiskey glass, and weight just about the same.
- I like the small size of the units though, and the scheduled offline times for devices + parental filtering.
- My only criticism is the big price tag and the big size of the devices. I expected the "pucks" to be much smaller to easily hide away.
- I completely underestimated the size of the routers... each one is fairly substantial and definitely stand out when plugged in in a visible location.
- Smart, secure and reliable service with almost max available speed.
- Continually high wifi access rates - much better than the range extender we were using before.
- Easy to set up and a way better solution to my previous attempts to use range extenders etc. Highly recommended.
- Since installing this the speed, consistency, range and strength of wifi signal has massively improved. Iwoyld recommend to people looking to cover a larger area or those with thicker internal walls to their property.
- Works well with no drop out zones. Range a little less than expected.
- Seems that it more than doubled my wifi bandwidth, and has removed all the dead spots. Can highly recommend!
- I like the fact that Google Wifi uses the same network name for both 2.4/5Ghz bands, it's a nice feature which allows devices to select the band automatically.
- Super easy set-up, convenient app to monitor things from, 2.4 and 5 settings are combined so no more switching to the faster on.
- The google wifi puts out a simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz signal and each of your devices can choose with signal it needs and if your device can do both, it will choose the frequency with the strongest signal.
- Smart home sockets mostly use 2.4 GHz and typically require the managing device to be on 2.4GHz. iOS devices connect to 5Ghz. Looks like google is using this to force us all to Android. This surely is an anti-trust violation.
- Proved ridiculously simple to set up, really don't need to be too tech minded to use with simplicity of the Asus app.
- Great product, easy to install, literally only took me minutes with the app.
- Lots of extra features with the app which I loved, such as where to place the devices.
- The device was super easy and quick to setup through the app and the units look quite classy throughout the house. The 3 units easily cover our home including the garden.
- The LED colours look great in the dark, beats trying to look at anything on the WIFI, which you can’t anyway, which is why I guess they do the great LEDs.
- Software wise, it's more than functional, and allows you to see all the devices on your network, as well as gives you an idea of the speed.
- The app works well and helps you get the hubs in the right place. It does things behind the scenes which make sure you get the best signal.
- The app, shows all connected devices, shows if they are using the wifi and how much.
- The units look great, the app is very well designed and easy to use.
- There are no advanced settins on the Google wifi app which is a shame. I get why not. It is meant to be plug and forget.