A:AnswerAs long as your Comcast router is handing out IP addresses dynamically, you're good to go! I have these connected to my Verizon router and they work perfectly.
A:AnswerConnect one of three points to router with ethernet cable. Plug on point the port that has a circle pic of world. Power up point wait a while until flashes blue light now use app to discover and finish set up make password network name etc. Then add additional points fir the other points. Follow directions the app will give you. I downloaded Google WIFI app.
A:AnswerI only needed my router from my existing internet provider. I have a 2600 sq. ft. home and no one upstairs could get wifi - it was too weak. In the past, I had bought
several wifi extenders, but they didn't work very well. After getting Google Wifi Point, it came with 3 points - I placed them through out the house and now everyone
gets wifi - very strong signal - no more hearing them complain about they can't get wifii.
A:Answeryes it can, but you have to keep the router AT&T sent you. I plugged into the AT&T router, set up the google network, then I went into my router settings and turned off the wireless from AT&T so only my google network is available. It's actually really easy to do and a quick google search provided step by step instructions.
A:AnswerYes. Google Wifi will work with your modem/router combo. However, we recommend putting it in Bridge mode so you can set up Google Wifi as your primary router and to avoid Double NAT as it may cause connectivity issues. You can read more on Bridge mode and Double NAT here: https://support.google.com/wifi/answer/6240987
A:AnswerYes. Google Wifi needs to be connected to a modem provided by your ISP. Here's a link for the setup requirements and guide on how to setup: https://support.google.com/wifi/answer/7183148
A:AnswerYes. You’ll still need an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and a modem to connect to the internet. Google Wifi replaces your traditional router to provide seamless, reliable Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home. Internet speed and reception depend on the modem and internet service provided by ISP. Google Wifi can help distribute the full speed it receives from your modem. Learn more about Google Wifi here: https://support.google.com/wifi/answer/7168315
