A:AnswerThe only thing that I have to say is the modem speed is fine,don't have a problem with BB modem at all ,for filter Iam with you don't know what filter they are talking about,my modem is hooked up and running,the only problem I have is with their home security system they will not allow me to hook in to my modem they have to use their's and not mine
A:AnswerMy 2 story house is 2560 sq. ft. and I have good WIFI coverage thru the whole house including my unfinished basement.
The NETGEAR Router is not dropping any WIFI connections like the previous Motorola router did.
A:AnswerAT&T mobile phone service does not use the NETGEAR AC1900 to connect to AT&T mobile phone service. Like any wireless router you should be able to connect the WIFI connection of your phone to the NETGEAR AC1900.
A:AnswerFor standard ADSL (and VDSL on newer Netgear devices) they work fine on Centurylink in place of the modem/routers provided by Centurylink. The only caution is Netgear support. Netgear support is virtually non-existent, even if they suck you into paying for it.
A:AnswerFor standard ADSL (and VDSL on newer Netgear devices) they work fine on Centurylink in place of the modem/routers provided by Centurylink. The only caution is Netgear support. Netgear support is virtually non-existent, even if they suck you into paying for it.
A:AnswerThe NETGEAR Dual-Band AC1750 Router with 16 x 4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem provides very fast cable speeds with an AC1750 WiFi router and integrated DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem, up to 680 Mbps. Compatible with cable Internet providers such as XFINITY from Comcast, Spectrum, Cox, Cablevision, and more.
