ATT supplied router can't support Gigapower speed?

I am extremely disappointed that the router supplied by ATT doesn't support the speed of service they are advertising. I have to purchase my own high speed router to get speeds higher than 100Mps?

I have to agree. I am now on the 6th day following initial install of GigaPower. and have yet to see anything above 50. Actually most of the devices show a range of 3 to 14 (those devices include Surfaces as well). As of today, I have dealt with at least 12 ATT techs and installers, had 3 modems installed, all new cable to and into my house and as of now, no solution has been found. TWC while not as fast at least is consistent with 50 MB wireless. ATT, nobody uses ethernet anymore. this is 2015 not 1990. IF you can only provide max 50 MB wirelessly then that is what you should advertise. GigaPower, from my view at the moment, is not that AT ALL.

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My iPad works everywhere but I have issues with Fios supplied router.

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dubgiant90 wrote:
From what I've seen, the ipad is working well with DSL (mostly). The problem lies mostly with the newer technology like FIOS.
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So how do people conclude that it's the iPad? Because everything else seems to be working fine!
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Other peoples don't and they're trying to find the exact problem which IS the iPad.
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http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/1645/printerq.jpg
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