If you’re a Google Fiber customer, you were given a router to use with your service when you signed on. Google is changing that, announcing that you’ll be able to use whatever router you want ...

The change follows Google Fiber’s announcement earlier this month that it would begin offering 2GB Internet for $100 a month, ... but only with the use of Google Fiber’s Network Box router.

Full Google Fiber Wi-Fi router set-up instructions are available here. At any time, customers that go this route can ask for Google Wi-Fi. Advertisement - scroll for more content.

Google Fiber, now called GFiber, is popular for its fast speeds, low cost, ... The 2GB plan takes download speeds up to 2250Mbps, ... You'll need a router that can handle this speed, ...

Google Fiber will soon offer 2Gbps service for $100 a month, a package that includes a Wi-Fi 6 router and mesh extender, the Alphabet-owned ISP announced yesterday.

A 2GB service means “you’ll be downloading up to 20x faster and uploading around 86x faster than you would over your average cable internet (of 100 megabits),” Google Fiber says.

The timing of this announcement comes less than two weeks after Google introduced a new 2Gbps plan for $100 per month. Customers who opt for the faster speed tier will receive a Wi-Fi 6 router and ...

To that extent, Google Fiber is finally allowing subscribers to use their router of choice. When signing up for a 1 Gig account or changing plans, customers can simply check "Use your own router ...

In September, Google Fiber announced a ‘2 Gig’ tier, and it’s now widely available in the first cities. As part of this, a Wi-Fi 6 Google Fiber Multi-Gig Router is provided to customers.

Google Fiber’s internet plans are getting simpler. The company has rolled out new Core 1 Gig, Home 3 Gig, and Edge 8 Gig plans in two cities.

Not all routers are compatible with Google Fiber, so it's essential to check that your router will work before you start the setup process. Google recommends using a router that supports DHCP, NAT ...