Your Orbi will always need some kind of modem in front or built in, regardless of how the signal gets to your house; cable, satellite, or 5G mobile, as FURRY implies. The combo Orbi is a cable modem device. Mobile 5G (not to be confused with 5GHz, since the on air frequencies are higher - which by the way will take a new forest of smaller but more numerous antennas) will first become somewhat city practical over the next couple of years, and some manufacturers such as Qualcomm plan on rolling out 5G modems sometime this year. Fringe suburban and rural will take longer due to the number of new broadcast antennas needed. 5G has huge potential for all kinds of interconnectivity and speed, even revolutionary in some respects, but I would stay seated.
