
The NETGEAR Dual-Band N600 Router with 8 x 4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem with N600 simultaneous dual band WiFi router and integrated DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem, provides 8x faster download speeds, up to 340 Mbps. It's CableLabs DOCSIS 3.0 Certified to work with U.S. cable Internet providers.
Q: Is this a router and modem all in 1?
A: Yes
Q: How many devices can it handle simutaneously
A: I'm typically using 4-6 devices simultaneously and have no issues
Q: Can this modem be used with any internet service provider?
A: This is a cable modem, that means it is intended to be connected to cable service providers, AT&T uses DSL as data medium so it won't work for you. I know AT&T works with the WIRE brand of gateways (modem and router)
Q: Is this modem Comcast XFinity compatible?
A: That's correct! It's Comcast XFinity compatible! It's so easy to activate, in less than 10 minutes.
Q: is it approved by time warner cable
A: Yes I've been using it on Time Warner Cable for over 6 months.
Q: Can I use this with my Xfinity business router?
A: This is a modem to receive internet from Comcast and a router to receive Wi-Fi tho devices. It is strong enough for a huge house and works with Comcast. Those two statements are actually on the box.
Q: Can this replace my Comcast Infinity modem/router?
A: By the way, it is the Xfinity modem/router and not Infinity. This device didn't do me justice, but made my speeds slow way down because it is incompatible with the Comcast Xfinity standards. I got the separate Zoom cable modem, as well as the Belkin router. These two seem to do the best. I have previously tried the Motorola equivalent, and it was a dud as well. I hope that this helps you. I know that it may be more cost effective to have everything built into one unit ,but to get the best functionality without spending $200 this is the only way that I have found.
Q: I lost my my Wi Fi connection for my phone on Net Gearr N600
A: You use the same password you have set up for the network, or the one that came with it (should be on the bottom of the device).