
The NETGEAR® Nighthawk® AX4 4-Stream AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Router, built with the latest generation Wi-Fi 6 technology, provides greater network capacity with consistent and powerful signal strength to all your connected devices. The Nighthawk® AX4 Wi-Fi router delivers a new level of Gigabit Wi-Fi connectivity so you can connect, stream and download faster to newer mobile devices.
Q: Is it compatible with xfinity - comcast service
A: Yes, but it is NOT a modem too (you MUST buy a compatible Xfinity/Comcast modem too). I just set this device up for my Xfinity/ Comcast service, and it works great! However, in order to do so, I had to connect this WiFi router to a Comcast/Xfinity compatible modem. I bought the Motorola 8x4 Cable modem along with a GTOTd Coaxial Cable, which I connect directly into my apartment’s wall. Once this is connected, I plugged the NightHawk into it via an Ethernet cable and had internet access in about ten minutes. Everything worked like a charm, and the NightHawk app is great for controlling/ setting up your NightHawk!
Q: Will this get you internet and WiFi without a carrier?
A: You can’t have internet in anyway if you don’t have some kind of provider. Veryzon , Optimum, RCN etc
Q: Is this work on a fiber internet? And will it be faster then google wifi?
A: the fiber line into your house will be to a modem you can plug any normal household network device too so yes this will work. The speed limitation will be then on the medium you use. Wi-Fi will typically cap out at 250 mb/s and will get slower the more threads or the farther away you get. There likely won't be a noticeable speed difference between this and the google mesh wifi. For best speeds (cap at 1000 mb/s) you should use wired connections to capitalize on the fiber connection.
Q: Do you need a modem with the Nighthawk AX4?
A: Yes you do as this does not have the modem built-in it is just a router
Q: Does anyone know "Is this router compatible with Verizon Fios?”"? Thanks!
A: The modem Verizon provides can be plugged into any normal router. So, YES! enjoy.
A: The short answer is no. You will only get the speed you pay for, plus or minus depending on your provider and network traffic. However, depending on your current router, you should get a more consistent signal within your home. I bought this for my parents who have a home that is horrible for wifi. This router gave them a solid signal throughout their home. I hope this helps.
Q: Is this compatible with Spectrum Internet?
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