What kind of router do I need for AT&T Internet?

For U-verse, you should use what is supplied by AT&T. You can't supply your own equipment to replace theirs. You can attach a separate router to your wireless gateway, if you find that it doesn't fulfill your requirements, you just can't replace the combo unit. Any router would work. They provide a few various wireless gateway models, from companies Arris and Pace(who are now the same company). Recent models include the Arris NVG599 and the Pace 5268AC.

You can pretty much use any ADSL2+ spec modem/gateway that you find within the store or online. If you purchase a standalone modem and buy a separate router, again, any router would work.

These are some common charges your ISP might tack on to your bill:

·         Installation fee

·         Equipment rental fee

·         Data cap fees

1.       Installation fees are a one-time thing and they generally cost around $100. Some ISPs will give you free installation. Even if they don’t, you can ask them to waive the fee. No harm in trying, right?

2.       An equipment rental fee is a price you pay to lease equipment (like a modem, a router, or both) from your ISP. You can get around this fee if you buy your own equipment. But only do that if you plan to keep your service for at least a couple of years.

3.       Data cap fees are what you might pay if you use more than your allotted data each month. These are kind of rare these days. Most ISPs either don’t give you a limit at all or give you a limit so high (like 1 terabyte) that you’ll probably never reach it.

Sometimes you can have lower data caps but not have to pay fees for going over them. For example, satellite internet providers often have soft data caps where they’ll slow down your speeds if you use too much data but you don’t have to pay any fees. How to fix at&t outage map & at&t live chat issues.

Does AT&T charge for the router?

AT&T usually charges $7 in monthly fees for its gateway/routers, which the company says include 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports. But the company says you can still plug in your own Wi-Fi router to one of the gateway's LAN ports and use that for wireless instead of the Wi-Fi bundled in AT&T's gateway.

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