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Question: i have cable modem will this work for my kindle fire 7 for wi fi connection
Document: I purchased this 7 1/2 months ago, It's no longer working. It has gradually slowed down speeds to the point where now while I can technically connect to the internet, the speed is less than 5% of what it would be directly connected to the cable modem.A router should have a longer lifespan than that.
When it finished uploading, it went to a not found screen. I've never been able to connect since.Tried setting up the second unit, again using the new Belkin cable. Got to the same 78 or so seconds in the countdown, and it gave me the same no connection problem. Went back to the known-working cable, and switched to the desktop it is normally connected to. I was finally able to set up the second unit, but only after I placed it directly next to the modem.
This is actually the first wireless router I've bought for myself and the first one I've ever set up. It was incredibly easy to set up and start using right away. I've had it for a little over a month and it's worked perfectly so far. All of my devices find it easily and it has pretty decent signal strength. It's actually managed to make my internet connection nice and smooth while my connection when hooked to the modem (stock cable company modem...ugh!)
I live in a very rural area and wanted to use my KindleFire etc. at home...I needed reliable Wi-Fi and this works .
I was looking for an affordable N router which would supplement the Actiontec router which Verizon provided for free with my FiOS plan. Supposedly due to the large number of wireless devices at home, the Actiontec router was crashing or not performing well in general. Devices would lose Wi-Fi connectivity, and we got tired of rebooting the Actiontec to resolve the issue.
Now I have two Wi-Fi networks at home. I keep certain devices connected to the Asus so they can see each other (e.g. Apple TV, Mac, iPhone). The old Actiontec router handles the other devices. Since the last 2-3 weeks, the Actiontec router has not crashed, whereas previously it was crashing every other day or so.I experimented with the Asus in router mode, but I was unable to get connectivity to the internet.
It was a nightmare to set up the router, as I called tech support and the people with whom I spoke vacillated among the settings to use in order not to conflict with the cable modem. After a couple of hours, we got it working, and since then it's been fine.
It was defective and I still am waiting for an answer from my 2 support requests. The ASUS helpline wasn't helpful at all and called 4 times before actually reaching a live person who just stated it wasn't there router but the cable modem. So contacted Comcast and they had me turn in old modem and I purchased a new cable modem.
I was looking for an inexpensive router since I switched from DSL to cable without the wirlessless built-in to the modem. I read about how great the ASUS routers were and being DDRT compatible should I ever want to upgrade the firmware was a big plus. I like how that I can use this as a repeater in the future once I move into a larger home.Performance has been great without having to be reset since I've purchased it 2 months ago.
I only wanted to spend 50 or less on a router and wound up getting this router. The latest firmware from Asus is very user friendly and has been stable for the past couple of weeks. I did run DD-WRT and Tomato firmwares on this router as well but was not happy with them overall. DD-WRT uses open sourced drivers that do not fully make use of the chipset inside this router and Tomato had issues working with my Motorola cable modem supplied by charter internet.
Answer: Of course. It's a sold router. I have never had an issue with it to date.