
The NETGEAR Nighthawk AC2400 Smart Wi-Fi 5 Router provides up to 1733 + 600 Mbps Wi-Fi and MU-MIMO for lag-free gaming, better video streaming and multiple mobile devices. With Gigabit Wi-Fi, Beamforming, and built-in high-powered amplifiers and external antennas, get ready for extreme performance. Unlike typical Wi-Fi routers that just blast the Wi-Fi signals in all directions, with Beamforming+ the router and device communicate with each other, so the router can directly beam the Wi-Fi signal to the device. Boosting speed, reliability, and range for both implicit and explicit 2.4 and 5.0GHz Wi-Fi devices, the result is a stronger, faster, more reliable connection that is locked in even when the device is moved around the home
Q: Is this compatible with Xfinity service?
A: The short answer, Yes. But you will need a Xfinity compatible Modem to receive your service, as this is only a Router and not a Router/Modem combo which is what Xfinity normally provides with your service. I would suggest checking for approved modems on Xfinity my Device Info site.
A: It should as I have the following running on it now with no issues: (34 devices in total) 5 GE Smart In-wall Smart Light Switches 1 GE Smart Outdoor Outlet 2 VeSync Smart Outlets 2 Google Home Minis 2 Echos 2 Echo Dots 2 Desktops 1 Laptop 1 HP WiFi Printer 3 Android Smart Phones 1 Harmony Elite Hub/Remote 5 Arlo Pro Cameras 1 LG Smart Wifi Soundbar 2 Rokus 2 Chomecasts 1 Fire TV 1 LG Smart TV
Q: Will this work with Verizon fios?
A: Be careful with FiOS. I have FiOS that was installed previous to 2016 and before that year they used MoCA for their internet cable services. Issue being the router that verizon gives you for that has a coax cable input and this router does not have that coax input. However, they do make MoCA adapters you can buy which are about $50-$60 if you need to. It works excellent once its running though. Internet speed is three times what it was with the verizon router.
A: Yes. It is enabled by defualt but go into wireless settings and you can disable either.
Q: Does this work with a At&T modem?
A: Yes. You can do it 2 ways. You can do a double NAT, which is more difficult, or you can putit in access point mode, which would be your best/easiest option. That way your existing router will handle giving out IP addresses (DHCP) and routing functions.
A: I live in a 3 story 3600 sqft house and the router covers it all without any problems what so ever.
A: The stats can be misleading due to the nature of a wired connection versus wireless. One has to remember that a wired connection does not have to deal w/ any interfernce (i.e. other WIFI devices, other WIFI routers, obstructions, etc) that could affect the total throughput; also, distance from the WIFI router affects strength/speed. To keep it brief, get full 1000Mb (1Gig) all the time whereas WIFI could fluctuate (another issue that could affect latency & speed). Also, to get the 2400Mb throughput you have to ensure that the laptop/wifi network card FULLY supports that standard to get maximum benefit. I hope this helps and have a blessed Thanksgiving!
Q: Can it work Windstream internet?
A: Yes, it should work with Windstream Internet as long as you have a modem.