What cord, this is a router to help your devices access the internet, if your talking about a smart phone then you will use the Wi-Fi to communicate

It has one USB port, but it is for adding a storage device (hard drive or flash drive) for network storage or file sharing. It will charge your phone, but it will not recognize it as an attached storage device or allow access to the net. The router does work with phones that have WiFi capability.

No. It is Cat 5 connections.

No it will not work with a cord from your phone, but you can connect wirelessly from your phone.

The phone cord will not plug into this router. You will need a DSL or Cable model that uses an ethernet cord.

Yes, it works great

This router should work with any modem that has a Ethernet connection on the back.

I think it will. Take your modem name and model # when you go to Best Buy and they can tell you if it will work.

Yes it does.

Yes, the router is compatible with that ISP.

Nope.

This is an "N" router, so it does not have the faster 5g speed like the "1900" models do.

Yes .Down load the NetGear Genie that will help you set up your router. You can get in touch with NetGeart tech support that is a Big Help. I have a samsung tablet with the help of NetGear tech support they connect my IP address to my router IP address and it work . You want have to pay for wifi hot spot.

I hear the AC technology is only as good as the devices that you have connected to the router. If your stuff is older then "N" should work fine...Playing Xbox one online then you need ac tech. In this case think about now rather than thinking to far ahead into the future...A router usually lasts maybe two or three years. HINT..for ten bucks get the Best Buy extended two year replacement warranty.

Yes

If they are switching to a voice over IP service (VoIP) the modem the are going to give you will have an Ethernet port and you should be able to use that to get your internet wireless with this router

A land line works on a different technology. It will not work

Maybe yes, but the answer is NO if you don't have internet service(or the cabling used to provide internet) to your house... What they're not telling you is that they're using voice over IP, which is phone calls over the internet. "Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology that allows you to make telephone calls using an internet (or private network) connection typically over a broadband connection instead of your standard phone line."

The media company should know if they can provide this service to you(Voice over IP). If so, then you should be able to use any router of your choosing, and purchasing one is cheaper in the long run.

The reason that they can provide phone service so cheaply is that by using the internet connection, they avoid Federal line charges, fees and taxes for phone lines.

The drawback is that your phone will now operate over the internet, so if you lose power, then it will not work like a standard, wall connected landline that draws power from the phone line itself.

No, this router has no phone jack. However, your provider should be able to give you a list of compatible devices.

the same question other people ask same thing goes for you.you have to buy your own modem Router.like the Model: C3700 N600

WiFi Cable Modem then you get a splitter run the cable to cables companies modem then to your own modem Router that's how people do it for their phone service I don't know who your provider is but twc don't charge for there modem when you do it that way.

It work perfectly, is the best combination, is exactly what I have.

KNOW your connections. Cable TV providers generally use the round connectors, Ethernet is a more square plastic connector like an oversized phone cord. Your cable provider modem may have both styles to feed your router. If the cable provider modem only has a round connector this won't connect to your 7000 as is only receives an ethernet (square type) connector in the WAN port. Ofter your cable provider can or will give you an updated modem with both style jacks if you ask.

It works fine way better than my last router

Yes it does.

Don't have Comcast but I bet it's no different than my internet provider. It screams.

get the more advanced router it will do better then anything ask the geeks at the store they showed me the difference

No it does not

yes

What exactly are you trying to do? if you are buying this router for wi-fi then yes you can connect your cell phone to the wi-fi and download at lightning fast speeds, other than that I do not know what you are asking?

Yes

We also have DirectTV and have no problem with this router. It should work fine on satellite internet. The only thing I would caution you on is the "on demand" may not work based on the internet provided from the satellite. You will need to contact the provider to verify they are compatible.

We just switched to DishNet and the tech set up the wireless when he was here for the install. You can go to your settings on your Satellite menu and look for Internet connections or something like that. From there you should be able to search for your router and the system should set up configurations. On your tablets, did you scan for wireless connections? I would think the tablets would find any wireless signals that are available. If it is finding the signal, maybe the router channel needs to be changed. I had that happen to me once way back when and tech support helped me out. Tech support is also a great resource to use at Netgear.

I have hughs net also and it works for me

try changing settings in your tablets to the new router.

I have this router and honestly you'd probably be better off getting one with more options & a stronger signal. It maxes out at around a 2,000 sq ft house or less if you have neighbors close by. It's plenty fast enough if you're directly plugged in, but I would put money towards a higher end device.

I'd be shocked if it didn't. Every router that I've used since the early 2000s has had port forwarding capability.

Yes you can as I was able to do it with this router myself.

this router is compatible

Yes u can port forward

Yes, it does allow that. It also has UPnP, so you don't need to port forward any ports if you don't feel like it. UPnP allows devices (Xbox, Playstation, Laptops etc.) to forward ports themselves.