G3100

It's called the CHR30. We just started rolling it out in select areas. Looks like you're in one of them. It functions as a router and extender which is why we call it a WiFi access point, and yes it's WiFi 7 capable! No more CR1000/CE1000 / G3100/E3200 multi-SKU solutions for Whole Home WiFi anymore

They're doing you a favor. G3100 is the best router that Verizon currently supports.

No, you won't need a moca adapter. The g3100 has one built in just like the g1100 (or any Verizon branded fios router). The g3100 would be a direct replacement of the g1100. No extra setup or wiring needed.

I just installed the four new units last night and I’m really liking this system. I’m coming from a G3100 and two E3200 extenders, so the extra extender and the 6GHz band really transformed my network. The WiFi covers my entire 3600 sq. ft house and everything just feels snappier. There’s a few bugs

In that if case if you have TV service you will want to get a Verizon router just to keep it simple. The G3100 is excellent.

If you insist on having Verizon hardware, why not just get a G3100 and two E3200 extenders to do exactly what you want? No configuration to do, it just works.

You don't need 2 set top boxes, but need at least one. You can use the Verizon Home app on 2nd TV but IMO the box experience is better than the app, and it costs the same amount to use either so choose the box. You can use the adapters to provide a hardwired connection to devices if you want. But th

Not for nothing, but you have unused Coax right there in the photo (two of them, by the looks of it). You can bridge/branch those two coax ends in the photos and use the coax network as a MoCA backbone using your existing Verizon router and a few more MoCA capable routers/extenders you buy second ha

It’s a mystery why some threads slip through without comment while others are overflowing. Anyway, a few quick comments should this not yet be resolved…. The ONT is in my living room behind the TV. It has Coax coming out of it and it's split 3 ways... 1 to the VZ Router (which is giving internet to

Tv One or VMS4100 and G3100 are probably the best devices Verizon uses. Im not sure who told you the 3100 wasn't reliable but might I say THEY aren't reliable because I think it's the best router Verizon has offered, even better than the newest Cr1000.