With your Xfinity account, you can manage your payments, customize your WiFi network name and password, troubleshoot your devices and get personalized help whenever you need it. To sign in, use your Xfinity ID (email, mobile, username) on the Xfinity app or in your account. You can also say “my acco

Xfinity Mobile FAQs Find answers to your questions about Xfinity Mobile. FAQs What is Xfinity Mobile? We're America’s most reliable 5G network combined with the most WiFi hotspots nationwide. With access to millions of hotspots, you can save more on your phone bill every month — and save your data f

If you sent your old phone to Assurant or are waiting for your new phone to arrive so you can send in your old one, you might be curious about what’s happening next. Good news — it’s easy to find out! After you order your new phone, you’ll get an email with the status of your trade-in. You can also

Learn how to keep your existing phone number when you switch to Xfinity Voice services using number porting. What is local number portability? Local number portability (LNP) is a government mandate that requires voice service providers to allow customers with eligible phone numbers to retain their p

Xfinity won't be the same without you! If you really want to cancel your service, here's how. If you want to completely stop your service and aren't transferring your mobile number to another service provider, contact us. If you have questions about cancelling your other Xfinity services, review how

Find out whether your home network is ready for the web’s new IP. IPv6 IPv6 is supposed to replace the old version, IPv4. Unlike IPv4, IPv6 provides a pool of nearly unlimited IP addresses. Other benefits include more efficient routing and stateless address auto-configuration. The transition to IPv6

The Xfinity Speed Test, also known as the Speed to Device Test, is a web-based speed test used to measure your real-time network connection. The test measures the download speed, upload speed, latency and activities that can be supported by the connection to your device. FAQs Where can I find the Xf

Protect your home from fire damage. What is smoke monitoring? Xfinity Home smoke monitoring uses smoke and heat detectors that, together with your primary system, are designed to keep your property safe. When an alarm is triggered, our smoke detectors alert the Central Monitoring Station, which will

Works with Xfinity allows you to control compatible smart home devices directly from the Xfinity Home app. Controlling Works with Xfinity Devices Xfinity supports the primary functions of Works with Xfinity devices. For more information on how to control your devices, see: August LocksCarrier Cor Th

This article outlines the Xfinity Voice voicemail menu options you have on your home phone. Managing the Xfinity Voice voicemail phone map Click the voicemail menu to view the available options and their descriptions or dial *99 on your home phone to access voicemail Voicemail main menu options Keyp

Protect your household while enjoying Xfinity Voice service. Compatibility with emergency alert services Xfinity Voice service is compatible with personal emergency alert response systems provided by Philips Lifeline and Linear LLC. Xfinity Voice service doesn’t guarantee compatibility with other sy

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Xfinity Storm-Ready WiFi includes a Storm-Ready device and Battery Backup to help keep your home online for up to four hours through network and power outages with cellular data at no additional charge. During an outage, the Storm-Ready device automatically switches from broadband to cellular 4G LTE

Learn how Xfinity Home uses zones in coordination with armed modes and zone configurations to determine how your security system responds when a sensor or detector is triggered. What is a zone? A zone is an area covered by an individual sensor or detector and given a descriptive name by the technici

Set up sensors to keep an eye on home, wherever you are. This article provides step-by-step instructions to pair, install, and test Xfinity Home motion sensors. The setup typically takes a few minutes per sensor. Get a pro to do it! If you subscribe to Xfinity Smart Home, you can reach out to HelloT

BYOD and update your network to Xfinity Mobile. Bringing your phone number with you? If you want to keep your current phone number, you can do so when joining Xfinity Mobile. We accept phone numbers from all carriers. You’ll just need some account details from your previous carrier, including: Your

Learn how to resolve issues with your TV if it isn't displaying a picture or only shows a blue or black screen. Troubleshooting steps Make sure all power cables are plugged into working power outlets for the TV and for your X1 TV Box.Hand-tighten all cable connections to make sure they're not loose.

Old devices are valuable, too! When you buy a new device from Xfinity Mobile, you have options on what to do with your old device. If your old device qualifies, you can: Trade it in and get a one-time fair-value bill credit based on its value orYou may qualify for a limited time trade-in offer, whic

Activating your device is easy, but sometimes there can be issues. We'll help you get it working. Having trouble setting up your mobile device? Here are a few things to check: Select Set Up Over WiFi when activating your device.Confirm that "Xfinity Mobile" appears at the top left of the home screen

Learn how to use the Xfinity X1 On-Screen Guide to change the brightness of the Power button and time display lights on the front of your X1 TV Box.Device lights To access Device Settings: Using the remote, press the xfinity button.Use the left arrow or right arrow button to highlight Settings (the