Yes - our Archer CR700 Cable Modem Router is compatible with Comcast/Xfinity Internet services, and provides ample AC1750 Wi-Fi connectivity for your wireless devices.
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Yes - our Archer CR700 Cable Modem Router is compatible with Comcast/Xfinity Internet services, and provides ample AC1750 Wi-Fi connectivity for your wireless devices.
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Yes - our Archer CR700 Cable Modem Router is compatible with Comcast/Xfinity Internet services, and provides ample AC1750 Wi-Fi connectivity for your wireless devices.
Depends on your ISP and what VOIP service you intend to use. If you want to use Xfinity Voice, you'll need a unit that is certified for it. If you use Vonage or ViaTalk, then they provide their own adapters. For me, Comcast Voice would be less expensive, plus the more things you bundle the more you can save. However, …
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Depends on your ISP and what VOIP service you intend to use. If you want to use Xfinity Voice, you'll need a unit that is certified for it. If you use Vonage or ViaTalk, then they provide their own adapters. For me, Comcast Voice would be less expensive, plus the more things you bundle the more you can save. However, they told me my number could not be ported, and generally jerked me around on the voice so I stuck with my non-bundled VOIP service.
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Depends on your ISP and what VOIP service you intend to use. If you want to use Xfinity Voice, you'll need a unit that is certified for it. If you use Vonage or ViaTalk, then they provide their own adapters. For me, Comcast Voice would be less expensive, plus the more things you bundle the more you can save. However, they told me my number could not be ported, and generally jerked me around on the voice so I stuck with my non-bundled VOIP service.
I think person who is asking this question now using cable isp and will change service to none cable isp (like fios) near future for better deal i was also wondering if i buy this for cable isp now use as combo and if i change service to verizon fios later can i use this as wireless router only and hook up this to fios…
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I think person who is asking this question now using cable isp and will change service to none cable isp (like fios) near future for better deal i was also wondering if i buy this for cable isp now use as combo and if i change service to verizon fios later can i use this as wireless router only and hook up this to fios modem? Can any one answer this please?
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I think person who is asking this question now using cable isp and will change service to none cable isp (like fios) near future for better deal i was also wondering if i buy this for cable isp now use as combo and if i change service to verizon fios later can i use this as wireless router only and hook up this to fios modem? Can any one answer this please?
I don't see why it wouldn't. I'm no tech expert but know that this thing is fast and strong. It handles 3 iPhones, 2 iPads, 2 computers on wifi, and other devices that may latch on to the device occasionally, all at the same time every day. No problems with the device; only the cable company from time to time.
