Rogers Introduces Rogers Xfinity Storm-Ready WiFi

Canadian telecommunications company Rogers Communications has introduced the new Rogers Xfinity Storm-Ready WiFi, designed to keep customers connected in case of an outage. The new offering combines Rogers network capacity with a device that automatically switches to a cellular backup connection in the event of a network or power outage, ensuring customers remain connected at home.

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Rogers Xfinity Storm-Ready WiFi

“The device and battery backup seamlessly keep customers’ homes online so they can work and stream without interruption,” Rogers said in a statement this week. The launch of Storm-Ready WiFi follows the company’s recent introduction of Rogers Xfinity, a suite of in-home services that leverage Comcast’s technology platform.

“Storm-Ready WiFi is another Canadian-first by Rogers and an example of the innovative, world-class services Rogers Xfinity delivers to Canadians,” said Tony Staffieri, CEO of Rogers Communications. “We know how essential reliable connectivity is and this product builds on our best internet experience to deliver a product that supports Canadians during the unexpected.”

Key Features of Storm-Ready WiFi

Battery Backup: Offers up to 4 hours of connectivity during a power outage through a rechargeable battery.

Reliability: Automatically switches to the Rogers cellular network when the power or primary internet service is interrupted, with real-time connection and battery status updates via the Rogers Xfinity app.