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#2 : Posted by Chris Hebert on September 30th, 2017:

Whatever you do don't sign up for comwave! My retired mother signed up and had little to no service for over a month, ever after comwaves tech support deleted all her security features on her router. Then she had enough of their NULL SERVICE and signed up with a good service she received a bill for early termination of a contract - to which she signed nothing and wasn't informed at point of purchase. The nerve of a crap company!

 

#1 : Posted by Charles B on September 8th, 2014:

Is the quality of any of the broadbands offered by Comwave satisfactory for TV viewing (streaming)?. And can my large screen TV be hooked up somehow to my computer or whatever to show TV downloads/streaming in HD or at least ordinary standard format using a suitable choice of broadband from Comwave?

-> Response: Netflix, as an example, requires a broadband speed of approximately 5Mb/s to stream HD videos. Comwave starts at 6Mb/s so theoretically it is capable of streaming HD. However, often it depends on consistency of service and how much memory is in the device you are using. In other words can it buffer enough data so you do not see quality issues if the consistency of the broadband drops. I have not personally tried Comwave broadband so cannot comment on the quality. Regarding connecting your TV there are many options here. For example there are many smart TVs these days that can connect directly to Hulu, Netflix and the likes. Alternatively most blu-ray DVD players are capable of streaming to these video sources or look at Roku or Apple TV - there are also many other inexpensive devices that can do this. If you have a decent laptop you could stream and connect HDMI out to your TV and display it on the bigger screen. To test the quality of the Internet connection try our speed/voip test.

 

 

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