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I'm currently using it on my comcast modem daisy chained to this router with on issues. I have heard that Comcast in bigger city's spiking the lines that would disable extended routers like these but I haven't had any issues or slow downs.

Absolutely! The Orbi is a router that can be connected to the modem from which you’re accessing your Comcast service using the included Ethernet cable. If your current modem is a modem/router combined unit, be sure to use a different SSID with your Orbi system so you’ll know to which your WiFi enabled devices are connected.

Yes. I'm using it with Comcast myself. You plug the Ethernet cable from your modem to the Orbi router the same as you would any other router. The big difference between the Orbi and other routers is that it comes with a separate satellite unit to extend your wireless range. The satellite unit hooks up to the router wirelessly. Installation and pairing takes about ten - fifteen minutes to complete.

Yes, I have comcast and I called them to turn off the wifi in their router they supplied me and make sure the bridge was open for me to set up Orbi. Works awesome

Just plug the Orbi base into the existing router, and you'll have blazing fast WIFI speeds. The wireless Orbi satellite extends your WIFI range at very fast speeds.

Yes. It will work with any ISPs. You just need to connect router with your modem and during setup it will identify the satellite as well.

Yes. You must keep your Comcast modem unless they let you replace their modem like Time Warner does. ORBI is not a modem only a router/wireless system, so you must have a modem in place to connect to

Yes as I am using it currently with Comcast.

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I'm currently using it on my comcast modem daisy chained to this router with on issues. I have heard that Comcast in bigger city's spiking the lines that would disable extended routers like these but I haven't had any issues or slow downs.
Answered by MikeElectronicBuff 9 years ago
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Absolutely! The Orbi is a router that can be connected to the modem from which you’re accessing your Comcast service using the included Ethernet cable. If your current modem is a modem/router combined unit, be sure to use a different SSID with your Orbi system so you’ll know to which your WiFi enabled devices are connected.
Answered by NetgearTeam 9 years ago
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Yes. I'm using it with Comcast myself. You plug the Ethernet cable from your modem to the Orbi router the same as you would any other router. The big difference between the Orbi and other routers is that it comes with a separate satellite unit to extend your wireless range. The satellite unit hooks up to the router wirelessly. Installation and pairing takes about ten - fifteen minutes to complete.
Answered by TechEnthusiast 9 years ago
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Yes, I have comcast and I called them to turn off the wifi in their router they supplied me and make sure the bridge was open for me to set up Orbi. Works awesome
Answered by wiremup 8 years ago
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Just plug the Orbi base into the existing router, and you'll have blazing fast WIFI speeds. The wireless Orbi satellite extends your WIFI range at very fast speeds.
Answered by stevefromtheburbs 9 years ago
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Yes. It will work with any ISPs. You just need to connect router with your modem and during setup it will identify the satellite as well.
Answered by Selva 9 years ago
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Yes. You must keep your Comcast modem unless they let you replace their modem like Time Warner does. ORBI is not a modem only a router/wireless system, so you must have a modem in place to connect to
Answered by Prax 9 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by reluctantflux 8 years ago
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Yes as I am using it currently with Comcast.
Answered by Dreamszalone 8 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by JBCTECH 9 years ago
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