Google Fiber came to town last year and I've had their 1Gig (up and down) service for about 9-10 months. It's a dramatic improvement over Comcast and the bill never changes, unlike Comcast.
They've recently turned on 2, 5 and 8 Gigabit connections here. My newer switch and Wifi gear (Unifi) supports 2.5G wired and 6E and 7 Wifi support greater than 1Gigabit as well (even if a single device won't saturate it).
Currently, I have a Unifi Dream Machine (not the Pro or SE). It looks like a little white R2D2. It's been pretty good, but starting to show limitations. If you turn on the firewall and intrusion detection/prevention, its throughput drops considerably below 1 Gbps.
The Google Fiber modem has a fiber ONT plugged into the SFP jack. I see reports on Reddit and elsewhere of people plugging the ONT directly into the SFP+ ports on their router and the ONT will train at 2.5/5/10 Gbps, thereby bypassing the modem completely. Some say they've done this on the UDM Pro or SE, but it doesn't seem to universally be the case, or the setup is a bit janky.
Anyone doing anything like this, either with Unifi routers or another router setup? Maybe a dual SFP+ Mikrotik.
For those who wonder why I want more speed, there are two reasons. One is that I look at radiology images at home and more speed makes this more efficient. The second reason is because I can.