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Pure Air Ios : > 10.0 Compatibility (Note: Designed Only for Smartphones) Android: >4.4 Mobile Internet Device Pure Air iOS : > 10.0 compatibility (note: designed only for Smartphones) Android: >4.4 Supported networks: 2.4 GHz WiFi Network NOT supported: 5 GHz WPA WiFi type supported WPA2 WPA/WPA2-PSK/AES WPA/WPA2-PSK/TKIP Open WLANs (not recommended) WEP-open and WEP-shared – types : XXX bits France Spain Tested BouyguesTelecom: Masmovil: Internet Miami box Home Station ADSL Modems Bouygues Telecom: Masmovil: Bbox ZTE F680 Free: Masmovil: Freebox mini 4K ZTE ZXHN H208n Free: Movistar: Freebox Mitrastar GPT-2541GNAC Orange: Movistar: Sagem Home station Adsl Orange: Movistar: Livebox ZTE SFR: Vodafone: Box SFR Netgear CG3100D SFR: Vodafone: RED Fibre NB6 model ONO Vodafone: Huawei Echolife Yoigo: ZTE Pure Air Germany Belgium Tested Deutsche Telekom: Telenet: Internet Cisco WAP30N Netgear nighthawk R7000 Modems Bouygues Telecom: Base: Bbox Base router Deutsche Telekom: Telenet: Speedport Digicorder HD Dokom21: Deutsche Telekom: FritzBox 7490 Speedport Kabel Deutschland: Movistar: Fritzbox Movistar router Kabel Deutschland: SFR: KD router Box NB6 O2: Vodafone: Fritzbox Netgear CG3100D Vodafone: Proximus: Netgear B-box 3 Vodafone: Voo: VF router Netgear Orange: Flybox Portugal BouyguesTelecomMasmovil: ZTE MEO: Technicolor MEO: MEO/Technicolor NOS: NOS router Vodafone: ONO Nederlands Italy Caiway Eolo Tested Asus RT-N66U NETGEAR D6300 Internet Caiway Fastweb Netgear R7000 Technicolor - MediaAccess Modems KPN DGA4131FWB Experia Box v8 Kpn Fastweb Experia box v10 Technicolor TG789vac v2_MOS Fastweb KPN Experia box v9 Fastgate TG789 ON Fastweb Genexis Hybrid Technicolor TG788 Online.nl Fibra TIM ZyXEL VMG8324-B10A TIM HUB model: DGA4132TIM SURFnet Infostrada Cisco Technicolor TG58N v2 Movistar Tele2 Davolink DV-2020 ZyXELP660R-61C Ziggo New Media Web Hitron CGNV4 Asus RT-AC51U Ziggo Telecom Italia Netgear Technicolor TC7210 Ziggo TIM Horizon Box Tima Smart Fibra Ziggo TIM Cisco EPC3925 D-Link DSL-2745 TIM Ziggo TP-Link Archer C20 - AC750 Netgear DGN 2200v4 Ziggo TIM Netgear r6200v2 Technicolor DGA 4130 (AG EVO) Ziggo TIM Dlink dir-i42 Technicolor TG588v Ziggo TIM Ziggo connect box TIM Hub Technicolor AGHP TIM Sitecom N300 TIM Netgear DGN 2200v4 Tiscali Technicolor MediaAccess TG788vn v2 Vodafone Italy Vodafone Station Revolution Vodafone Italy Vodafone Station 2 WIND Zyxel VMG8823-B50B Wind Netgear DGN-3500 Wind Infostrada Asus DSL-N66U Wind Infostrada NETGEAR XR500 Wind Infostrada TPLink TD W8960N USA Armstrong COX communications Tested Netgear WNR2000v.2 Surfboard SB6120 Internet AT&T Cox communications BGW210- 700 Asus rt-n12 Modems AT&T Cox Communications Netgear R 6250 Netgear Nighthawk R7000. AT&T COX Communications Pace 5268ac fxn DN6300B AT&T Frontier Sagemcom fast 5260 Netgear R6400 AT&T Frontier Pace5680 ActionTec MI424WR AT&T Greenlight Networks Artie NVG599 Asus AC 1900 Atlantic Broadband Optimum Online Cisco DPC3848VM Arris TM822 Comcast Spectrum Arris TG1682G Netgear Comcast Spectrum Motorola Surfboard SB6121 Arris DG1670 Comcast Spectrum Netgear CM600 Netgear (AC1200) R6120 Comcast Spectrum Cisco DPC3941T Arris TM1602 Comcast Spectrum Linksys DOCSIS 3.0 (CM3016) NETGEAR Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Comcast Spectrum Asus TM1900AC Technicolor DCP 3216 Comcast Suddenlink Asus N-66R Arris CM820A Comcast Verizon Cisco Model DPC3939 Asus 1900 Comcast Verizon Netgear nighthawk X6 R7900 Verizon FiOS - G1100 Comcast Verizon TPLink TC-7610-E Net gear night hawk D7000 Comcast Verizon Motorola - DCT700/US Verizon G1100 Comcast Verizon Linksys Velop 3 pack Verizon Model Fios-G1100 Comcast Verizon Netgear WNDR3400v3 Fios Quantum Gateway Comcast Verizon Netgear N450 Fios - G1100 Comcast Cisco DPC3941T Comcast Dual band Wifi 802.11ac -XB3 Comcast Arris TG1682G Comcast Arris SB6183 .
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