A:AnswerDon't know anything about uverse but I have an Amazon stick, a Roku stick, two smart phones, two tablets, and a Channel Master DVR all connected to my router with zero problems. Monthly fees? For what? You are not getting any continuing services from Netgear. No, no monthly fees.
A:AnswerI would need more information to accurately answer your question. If Comcast just simply disabled port forwarding capabilities on their routers, and that's what is causing you problems, then Yes, this would help. If it's more than that, I would need more information to reply.
A:AnswerMine is being used for one Xbox one and one Ps 4 so it would be able to work fine for 2 xbox ones at the same time, also depends on your internet speed tho.
A:AnswerCrosr,
That question is in the standard Best Buy policy statement concerning returns. However, I would guess that it would depend upon the condition you return it in and the time you take to return it.
A:AnswerThis router should replace any router. It is the new technology out there but same principles of connection.Just make sure you are not trying to replace a Verizon modem with a router of any kind.
A:AnswerI don't believe that the antennas are removable. But they do move all the way around so you could hide them if you don't like the looks of them or want them to be visible.
A:AnswerI installed this router that has 4 laptops, 4 desktops, 1 server, guest accounts when they come into company, 5 network printers and a Drobo running off of it. I am impressed with the speed and quality.
A:AnswerGenerally speaking you can't replace ATT devices with off the shelf routers like this. The ATT device in your house is also a modem, if I were you, I would research the difference between those 2 things and ask ATT if you can provide your own devices because there are modem/routers that you could theoretically replace it with, however some ISPs will still not allow you to do it (its part of their contract).
