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Refurbished Verizon Fios Routers and WiFi Extenders Verizon Fios is a 100 percent fiber network, which means your home does not use a cable or DSL modem at all. Verizon installs an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) on the wall, and a Fios compatible router handles everything after that: WiFi, Ethernet, and the MoCA coax networking that many Fios homes rely on for TV boxes and extenders. That router is the one piece of Fios equipment you can own, and this collection carries the exact models Verizon deploys, tested and Grade A refurbished. Verizon Fios Plans in 2026 Fios plans currently run from 300 Mbps up to 2 Gig in most markets, with 5 Gig available in select areas, at roughly $35 to $130 per month depending on speed and discounts. Every tier has symmetrical or near symmetrical upload speeds, no data caps, and no annual contract. Verizon also offers Fios TV, home phone, and a Mobile + Home discount that lowers your internet bill when you pair Fios with a Verizon phone plan. Whole-Home WiFi, which bundles in mesh extenders, is included on the gigabit tiers but not on the 300 and 500 Mbps plans. What Fios Equipment Costs to Rent in 2026 Verizon includes the router at no extra monthly charge on its current plans, which is a genuine improvement over the old model. But that only applies to newer plans. If you are on a legacy Fios account, you are likely still paying up to $15 per month for the router, which is $180 per year for hardware you could own outright. Extenders rent for $10 per month each, or $199 to buy new from Verizon. And if you change off a bundled plan, Verizon can add the router charge back to your bill. Check the equipment line on your statement; plenty of long-time Fios customers are still paying it without realizing. Why Buy a Refurbished Fios Router If you are on a legacy plan, a refurbished G3100 or G1100 typically pays for itself in three to six months of skipped rental fees. Even on newer plans where the router is included, owning your own unit mean