Is the Google WiFi AC1200 system compatible with a (recently purchased) Netgear CM1000 modem? Comcast now downloading at 400 Mbps in my area -hoping to see at least 400+ Mbps
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Is the Google WiFi AC1200 system compatible with a (recently purchased) Netgear CM1000 modem? Comcast now downloading at 400 Mbps in my area -hoping to see at least 400+ Mbps
Thanks all null

Brewha · Accepted Answer

Probably went increase wifi speeds but should provide better coverage.

Wulfgang · Answer

If you want to get the full 400, you might want to go for Velop or Orbi. It is unlikely that you will get those speeds with Google. I have 150 mpbs, and I get that full speed with Google. But I am told that the limit is 400 on Google. This is when the AC-xxxx numbers start to make the difference. The google WiFi is the lowest AC among the competition (AC 1300, I think). Still awesome for 100, 150, 200 mpbs, but once you creep into 400 and above, it has maxed out.

Answered by Wulfgang 7 years ago

Primetek · Answer

You can easily get more than 700 Mbps inside of your wifi. Will work with any modem. The modem is your bottleneck. The new Arris 8200 can take to Gbps when your ISP will be ready for that.

Slowstarter1954 · Answer

This matches the speed of my modem. It connects to any. If you haven't already bought it you should. At 400 you will be screaming.

JoshRuns26two · Answer

Yes it will work just fine. I actually own that same router.

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