Here is a quick guide to help you pick the right gear without getting lost in the technical jargon. 1. Modem vs. Router: Do You Need Both?
If you pay for , buying a router that supports 3,000 Mbps (3 Gbps) is overkill.
Most ISPs charge to rent their equipment. By buying your own modem and router for ~$150, the device pays for itself in about a year. Just make sure the modem you buy is on your ISP’s "Certified Compatible" list (usually found on their website). Summary Checklist:
Buying a new modem or router can feel like a chore, but it’s one of the best ways to fix "dead zones" and stop those annoying video buffering wheels.
Upgrading your hardware is the easiest way to make your home feel "faster" without actually changing your monthly plan.
Do you know your or the approximate square footage of your home so I can suggest a specific model?