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The trade-offs of renting ISP equipment or buying your own

Engadget says renting simplifies setup and support, while buying may save money over time when providers charge rental fees.

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Engadget says some ISPs now include modem-and-router gateways in their plans, while others charge $10 to $20 a month to rent them. Buying requires more upfront spending and a compatibility check, but gives you more control over your network. In Engadget’s example, a $275 modem-and-router purchase takes about 18 months to pay off compared with a $15 monthly rental.

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