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Originally Posted by zekeisaszekedoes
To be honest if a home router has wireless on it and that wireless radio is poor in terms of range and stability, I don't think you can call it a great router. I fail to see how the superhub is simplifying people's home setup when a lot of them are running a second router purely because they need better wireless, or when people put it into bridge mode and use it as a modem, still requiring another router. I still think it would have been better to stick with separate modem/router for all customers, rather than have a bunch of them using a third party router plugged into the superhub regardless of whether it's in regular (modem/router) mode or bridge (modem only) mode. Doesn't seem like it would be saving money, or energy or anything.
It's all very confusing...
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100% correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!