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1 - Donot rent anything. You can buy a nice cable modem from BB. OBTW getting an updated cable model will help. 2 - Yes, it will improve wireless. However, it will depend upon you home... size in sq ft, type and # walls between the mobile device and the router's location; Is your home multi-story? If yes, you should consider wireless extenders for other level(s) 3 - this router is tuned for wireless and provides better performance vs. directly connected via CAT 5/6 devices - at least per Netgear's specificatons. Always consider the number of devices you have using the bands and configure accordingly. 1. my streaming tvs are directly connected to router ethernet ports. This avoids loading the wireless channels 2. I use 1GB ethernet switches wherever multiple devices are located.... For example, a printer and ring security system both share a hardwire link. 3 Put "low" level IoT devices on one channel usually 2.4mhz. Lastly google search router bridges, etc. for more detailed suggestions.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, but you can buy a router as well so you don't have to rent their router. Buying is equivalent to about 6-8 months rent, usually. Netgear makes great routers as well, just makes sure it is Docsis 3.0 or higher (I got the 3.1). I subscribe to the 150 plan from Comcast, but my downloads are actually typically around 178 mbs using the Netgear combo.
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