
No more WiFi dead spots. The powerful Nighthawk DST AC1900 WiFi Router along with the DST WiFi adapter eliminates WiFi dead zones. Create additional WiFi coverage right where you want it. The DST Router comes with a year of worry-free set up and support from Geek Squad.
A: Yes, because this router doesn't care how you get your internet. DSL comes into your home and then goes through a DSL modem, which either your DSL company provides or you buy yourself. This router comes into the chain AFTER that modem, and converts the Internet in your house to Wi-Fi signals (and also allows you to plug in four devices at a time via Ethernet, instead of just one). You could have cable, Fiber, DSL, whatever; a router doesn't care.
Q: Can I eliminate my TWC Router?
A: The modem from the cable company is what brings the service to your home, then you have the wireless router attached to the modem, This replaced the wireless router from your cable company. NOT the modem.
Q: Do you already have to have wifi/internet service?? Or does this replace that??? Thank you
A: Must have internet connection, this will be wifi connection. Works great for me even with multiple devices running at same time.
Q: what is the optimum up load and down load speed for a wireless router?
A: From the research I've done, upload speeds are generally considerably lower than your download speeds. I can give you real world numbers from my own experience with the AC1900. I maintain steady 50+ Mbps download and between 12 and 18 Mbps upload anywhere in my 2400 square foot multi floor home along with the Dead Spot Terminator plugged in on the upper floor. I have found these speeds unmatched by any previous product I've personally used. I hope this helps.
Q: Will this work with an AT&T wireless router/modem combination DSL line?
A: Yes, this will work with an AT&T wireless router/modem.
A: No - this is NOT a modem. You need to use a modem to modulate the signal from your Internet provider - after which you can use this router to deliver WiFi or wired Internet through your location.
A: It depends upon the router. Some have very powerful antennas that can push the signal further than other makes and models of routers. Also, the other thing to consider is this, the 2.4Mhz band will travel further than the 5.0Ghz band because it is a lower frequency. So, yeah, the 2.4Mhz band of this router will travel further outside of your home(500ft maybe). The 5Ghz band won't travel as far.
Q: How many devices can I have on this router at one time?
A: I don't know the maximum number of connections, but I have had up to 16 devices connected at one time, ranging from iphones to laptops to smart TVs to printers and never had any problem with the connection on any of them. I generally have 10-12 connected devices regularly and again, have never had an issue with bandwidth to any of the devices.