Will still need to get a router for this right? null

If you mean modem then yes. This is a router. So the modem is used to translate the internet signal coming in to your house and it connect to this router which manages that connection through WiFi or hard wire.

When you get service to your home (typically), you need to convert the signal and that is the job of a modem. Next, you have to direct the signal and that is the job of a router as it "routes" the data. Most cases, a provider will set up a single device that is a modem-router as it contains both parts mentioned. If you want to use this excellent router you are asking about, you really only need a separate modem. Either your provider can get you one (rent) or you can purchase one. Just make sure that the modem is designated as DOCSIS 3.1 (if possible or a higher number). In short the unit is the router itself and you need the modem or equivalent part to connect to your provider.

You're buying the router you should also buy the modem Netgear is my suggestion the CM 1200 if you have spectrum for the modem and the ax80 very good combination

No, this is a router. If you turned off that function, you’d need one then.

This is a router and u need to buy a modem to connect to the internet.

Nobody answered the question. Do you need an internet router (from your service provider for example), to use this? Can you use it without the router?

This is a router... not sure what you are pondering.

Don't understand what you are asking. This is a "router".

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If you mean modem then yes. This is a router. So the modem is used to translate the internet signal coming in to your house and it connect to this router which manages that connection through WiFi or hard wire.
Answered by Informant 4 years ago
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When you get service to your home (typically), you need to convert the signal and that is the job of a modem. Next, you have to direct the signal and that is the job of a router as it "routes" the data. Most cases, a provider will set up a single device that is a modem-router as it contains both parts mentioned. If you want to use this excellent router you are asking about, you really only need a separate modem. Either your provider can get you one (rent) or you can purchase one. Just make sure that the modem is designated as DOCSIS 3.1 (if possible or a higher number). In short the unit is the router itself and you need the modem or equivalent part to connect to your provider.
Answered by Phrehdd 4 years ago
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You're buying the router you should also buy the modem Netgear is my suggestion the CM 1200 if you have spectrum for the modem and the ax80 very good combination
Answered by Cjs3120 4 years ago
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No, this is a router. If you turned off that function, you’d need one then.
Answered by iPhoneUpgrader 4 years ago
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This is a router and u need to buy a modem to connect to the internet.
Answered by Fahman 4 years ago
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Nobody answered the question. Do you need an internet router (from your service provider for example), to use this? Can you use it without the router?
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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This is a router... not sure what you are pondering.
Answered by CRK1953 4 years ago
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Don't understand what you are asking. This is a "router".
Answered by TeeShot 4 years ago
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