bernard038
Regular Contributor
Hello All,
Google has partnered with the US based testing company Allion USA to compare Google Wifi with Eero and Luma. I do not know if Google marks it's own paper with this test, as Allion USA is not a household name on this side of the Atlantic. It is, in my view somewhat peculiar that this test is performed with two instead of three mesh-points. As you all, i will wait for the final and only trustworthy judgement of Google Wifi, which, obviously, can only be passed by the staff of SNB ;-)
But in the meantime some light reading from Tom's hardware: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/google-wifi-vs-luma-eero,news-23899.html and the article from the Google Wifi blog: https://blog.google/products/google-wifi/putting-google-wifi-test/
Cheers, b.
Google has partnered with the US based testing company Allion USA to compare Google Wifi with Eero and Luma. I do not know if Google marks it's own paper with this test, as Allion USA is not a household name on this side of the Atlantic. It is, in my view somewhat peculiar that this test is performed with two instead of three mesh-points. As you all, i will wait for the final and only trustworthy judgement of Google Wifi, which, obviously, can only be passed by the staff of SNB ;-)
But in the meantime some light reading from Tom's hardware: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/google-wifi-vs-luma-eero,news-23899.html and the article from the Google Wifi blog: https://blog.google/products/google-wifi/putting-google-wifi-test/
Cheers, b.