“AT&T Uverse Will this product work with AT&T Uverse? Seems to be a cable connection on their equipment but what comes with the service is terrible.”

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• I looked at ATT.com for you and it appears that U-verse is DSL. If that is the case, this modem will not work: you'll need a DSL modem.

  Answered by JoeB 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by robertico 9 years ago

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• The ac1750 is a cable modem. Att verse uses a phone line connection at my house.

  Answered by Zbartsky 10 years ago

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• Yes, this model replaces your "cable modem" provided by common carriers... I have bright house, and it was $4 per month for their cable modem. Install was easy, I did have to call them to resend a signal to the new box, but have been up and running without any issues

  Answered by Joachim 10 years ago

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• Not 100% sure, it is recommended for Comcast.

  Answered by cdcool 10 years ago

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• This is a cable modem router as such it only works on cable internet networks (using HFC). It does not have an Ethernet port for the internet connection, so I doubt that it will work with AT&T U-verse type service.

  Answered by TMAK5 10 years ago

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• This item is compatible with most US cable providers.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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