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I have a single line on a Do More plan. I don’t use any of the perks, the only benefit I get is the $10 off my fios at home. I don’t buy my phone a through Verizon either, I have an SE I got at the Apple Store.

Should I be on Visible instead? It’s not necessarily a cost issue since I can expense $80/month for a phone through work but I don’t want to pay Verizon for perks and services I don’t use.

I just need reliable unlimited service and some hotspot. Was thinking Visible+ since their site says $10 I can keep that $10 off my fios bill? I don’t want to drop to a cheaper plan since I’m not saving money if that means worse service though.

Is there a new Verizon plan that’s better than

I'm setting up two AP's for my apartment off an ER-X. One NanoHD in the same room as the ER-X and an AC-Lite on the opposite end of the apartment.

There's a coax going through the exterior wall around the apartment to the room where i'd put the AC-Lite. I was thinking I'd take this out and replace it with a Cat6. The hole isn't big enough to fit the whole cable so I'd have to buy bulk and crimp. How difficult is this to not fuck up? Do I put keystones/boxes on either end or crimp on a plug?

Do I just use the coax in place and buy Moca adapters? I was hoping to eliminate as much clutter as possible as all this is wall mounted in my living room and bedroom.

If I run the ethernet is th

I have an 850 SF apartment + some front yard and some backyard. Cell service is weak so I'd like to have decent enough coverage for calls over wifi throughout and maybe some FaceTime in the backyard.

Right now I have an AC-Lite which I have working in the room its in. But my walls are plaster and the building is brick so wifi cuts out dramatically when I leave the room. Or I'm just permanently stuck on 2.4 Ghz.

If I picked up a NanoHD for one side of the apartment and put the AC-Lite on the other would that be ok. I haven't measured but they'd be 40-45 feet away. Would they be too close and interfere with each other?

I figure set the Nano to 80 Mhz and the Lite to 40 Mhz for better r

Do I have something set up wrong?

My AC-Lite is slower than a single Google Wifi puck set up in bridge mode. Both connected to Fios 400/400 and an ER-X. The Google Wifi alone is faster than the ER-X with offloading enabled.

Would a NanoHd be better, thinking maybe I should just stick with the Google setup.

So I just moved to a new apartment and got Fios 400/400 plan installed. In my previous apartment I had an ER-X and AC-Lite combo and it worked great. I'm not going to tinker with it much, so I didn't love the software but I got it working just fine.

So I install the ER-X/AC-Lite at the new place after Fios sets up (ethernet straight from the ONT, no Coax/Moca) and I'm not getting much more than 150 MBPS wired. Fios guy said it's because I'm not using his router, he plugged in his own router and I was able to get 400+ in both directions over wifi so he left.

I couldn't replicate that with my own setup. So I went to Microcenter to try out some things. I picked up a Google Wifi pack and