
This NETGEAR® Nighthawk® X4S AC3200 Wi-Fi DOCSIS® 3.1 ultra-high-speed cable modem router works with the fast DOCSIS® 3.0 and is ready for new DOCSIS® 3.1 Gigabit Internet speeds. The NETGEAR X4S DOCSIS® 3.1 cable modem router with 32 x 8 channel bonding (in DOCSIS® 3.0 mode) offers fast Internet speeds that rival the speed of fiber. Enjoy a quality experience for streaming multiple HD-quality videos to multiple devices, VR gaming and more. Ideal for fast Internet cable services, such as XFINITY® from Comcast and Cox Internet plans.
A: Check and see if the laptop is connected to the 2.4ghz or 5ghz wifi. If its the 2.4ghz that would be the issue. If its the 5ghz then not sure. My ps4 cant connect to the 5ghz wifi so it is much slower speed than say my phone that can connect to the 5g.
Q: If I buy this can I get rid of my cablevision?
A: Hi Nieve! I purchased mine a month ago & I LOVE IT! The NETGEAR NIGHTHAWK X4S AC3200 WIFI DOCSI is a modem/router combo device that can handle “Gigabyte“ speeds (for any future upgrade I might do). My internet provider had an offer to increase my speeds (from 100gbs to 300gbps) for a few bucks more, so I upgraded. While searching for this type of combo, I also wanted to make sure that it would be able to handle gigabyte speed if I upgrade again. This device will have no problem doing that. I made the “disconnect” from cable channels going on 3 yrs now & have no regrets. There are many online streaming devices(Roku & SLING TV are the ones I’ve been using) & pkgs to choose from, you just need to decide which subscription/channels are best for you. My reason for choosing the ROKU device was that it’s been around for a few yrs already, you can purchase their device from many brick & mortar stores: Walmart, Best Buy, Target, etc, it has good reviews, comes w/a remote, you own the device/no monthly rental fee & their customer service is pretty good. As for my subscription/SLING TV, I love the fact that I can change my pkg at anytime, it gives you a channel guide, PPV is also an option, & the prices are great! Depending on where you’re located, you may be able to stream local channels as well. SLING TV has lots of deals & discounts on pkgs. , an antenna (for those local channels) and referral discounts to friends/family too. During my research, I’ve read that you need no less than 25gbps for streaming....so you don’t get “buffering “/ pauses in whatever your watching. But I’ve chosen to go with faster speeds since I also have a home computer & cell phones that utilize the internet at the same time. I originally stared out w/50gbps speeds without any issues, but as I said earlier, there was a great offer I couldn’t pass up. I hope this info helps you! Best of luck in your searches!
A: Not sure about ready share, but we just got ours and put it in our basement. It reaches the entire 700sq/ft of basement and the 1100 sq/ft of the main floor. It goes about 10 feet from house and then we lose internet (like when I'm in the yard watching the dog or grilling or whatnot, I notice it drops when I'm about 10 feet away).
A: For 100mbps get a cheaper one. This would be an overkill
A: Has both for that reason, Great router. Get the same speed in my basement that i do right next to the router.
Q: What size modem is compatible with the net gear nighthawk router
A: Well this particular nighthawk is a gateway or in other words a modem/router combo device. Modems give you access to the internet while routers allow for wireless connections a.k.a wifi. The bandwith that it can handle 3.2gbps for 32 seperate devices
Q: Need to replace xfinity xb3 need 3.1 but need voice for phone connection HELP! Will this work.
A: Sorry Bob. This device isn't designed for phone service. While I don't know every service out there, I know for a fact that it cannot be used with Spectrum phone service as I have this device and I use Spectrum. It can however be used as a router attached to a modem that does support your phone service. At that point though there are tons of wireless routers on the market that can do that. Your cable/internet/phone provider keeps list of modems that they have tested, and most providers can even help you find this out over the phone. When it comes right down to it, they are the ones you should be asking this question to.
A: Yes it does