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If you do consider a downgrade at a later time, check to make sure they don't require you to keep gigabit for a certain number of months to cover the free install.

You can often find three node mesh systems at Costco or on-sale for less than a single Verizon router let alone a router and extender. You could then switch to a mesh system like Eero, Netgear, Google, TP-Link, Asus, Nighthawk or any of a number of other vendors. 300/300 is only $39.99 (with autopay) and is more than enough speed for almost all users.

You can also get gigabit installed and then downgrade later. You may not even need it, as the G3100 and G3200 may provide the coverage you need. It's not a true mesh network as devices won't be steered by the system to the best node, but it will work. Your idea of using a FNA (fios network adapter) and your old router is a good one. If you use coax, know it doesn't need to be connected to the ONT for non-TV installs. Their extenders work with WiFi, coax or Ethernet backhaul. If you want it inside walls, run it yourself or hire a contractor.

#PUTS SYSTEM AN EERO ROUTER INSIDE INSTALL#

The tech can install it if you don't want to, but know they won't hide the cable inside walls. You will still need Ethernet from the ONT to the router, as it's required for speeds over 100Mbps. If they are offering you a discount of some sort, make sure you get it in writing and understand if it has an expiration date. The list is $99.99 or $89.99 with autopay. They are giving people free router and extender rentals on gigabit, but double check the price. You were on 75/75? Yea, that's an ancient expensive plan.

adapter/) and hook up a Asus AC1900 router that I have lying around to the FIOS Network Adapter and put the Asus in AP mode.

I am planning to put the VZ extender in the basement for now.įor upstairs bedroom (which gets better coverage than the basement), I may purchase another VZ extender on my own, which will be the easiest, right? But the extender is kinda expensive though.Īnother idea I have is to buy the $55 FIOS Network Adapter (» With the extender included free, I think I am going to forgo the mesh system idea because there are only two spots I need better coverage - the basement and the upstairs bedrooms. Today, they offered me a Gigabit connection with FREE rental on the router & an extender, and the $147 installation fee waived. Monday, they sold me a 100Mbps plan for $40. I called VZ to get some additional info on my service change but they talked me into a deal that I couldn't resist: Thank you for the clarification, Much appreciated.