NETGEAR - RangeMax N600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black

Choose this NETGEAR router and receive high level wireless security, the ability to share photos, music and more, and a way to keep track of your kids’ activity online. Plus, with easy installation for tablets, smartphones and computers, you’ll be able to start enjoying Wi-Fi throughout your home right away.

I often get kicked off this wireless router when doing a simple google search. Usually there are 10 devices connected to the router (TVs, laptops, phones, etc). But when it’s only 5 devices, everything works fine. Is it time for an upgraded router?

sounds like it, thats a lot for it to process

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NETGEAR - RangeMax N600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black

Choose this NETGEAR router and receive high level wireless security, the ability to share photos, music and more, and a way to keep track of your kids’ activity online. Plus, with easy installation for tablets, smartphones and computers, you’ll be able to start enjoying Wi-Fi throughout your home right away.

Does this work well with the Netgear CM500-100NAS modem and Comcast? What kind of speeds are you getting?

it worked well for me, and i preformed at my advertised comcast speeds

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NETGEAR - RangeMax N600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black

Choose this NETGEAR router and receive high level wireless security, the ability to share photos, music and more, and a way to keep track of your kids’ activity online. Plus, with easy installation for tablets, smartphones and computers, you’ll be able to start enjoying Wi-Fi throughout your home right away.

Is it better to get two separate router/modem or a combo?

usually it doesn't make a difference, its just a matter of saving space

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NETGEAR - RangeMax N600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black

Choose this NETGEAR router and receive high level wireless security, the ability to share photos, music and more, and a way to keep track of your kids’ activity online. Plus, with easy installation for tablets, smartphones and computers, you’ll be able to start enjoying Wi-Fi throughout your home right away.

My quest ion is,, will i be able to use it if i dont have internet service? I just need the wifi for my daughter's tablet and to get Netflix on my tv bu using the wifi without having to connect to the internet, will it be possible?

no

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NETGEAR - RangeMax N600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black

Choose this NETGEAR router and receive high level wireless security, the ability to share photos, music and more, and a way to keep track of your kids’ activity online. Plus, with easy installation for tablets, smartphones and computers, you’ll be able to start enjoying Wi-Fi throughout your home right away.

Is this router has phone port .?

no

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Linksys - Max-Stream™ AC4000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router

Meet your large household’s high-bandwidth requirements with this tri-band Linksys Max-Stream Wi-Fi router. It performs at up to 4 Gbps for high-speed Internet access, and its MU-MIMO technology lets everyone at home enjoy smooth, simultaneous gaming and media streaming on multiple devices. This Linksys Max-Stream Wi-Fi router has six adjustable external antennas for maximum area coverage

Is this router compatible with Windstream 1gb service?

It performs at up to 4 Gbps for high-speed Internet access

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Linksys - Max-Stream™ AC4000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router

Meet your large household’s high-bandwidth requirements with this tri-band Linksys Max-Stream Wi-Fi router. It performs at up to 4 Gbps for high-speed Internet access, and its MU-MIMO technology lets everyone at home enjoy smooth, simultaneous gaming and media streaming on multiple devices. This Linksys Max-Stream Wi-Fi router has six adjustable external antennas for maximum area coverage

does it work with phone line internet

I dont see why not, if it goes through a modem then it should work fine.

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