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2.5Gbps Plan - Arris S33 limitations on upload speeds
Less a question, but more a heads up.
Spent about a month with Comcast on this. Upgraded to the 2.5Gbps down/300Mbps up internet plan. Purchased the Xfinity approved Arris S33 modem. Was able to get 2.5Gbps down, but upload was stuck at 40Mbps up.
After spending time with his internal documentation, Tech found out that S33 doesn't support 300 upload >>yet<<. There were a few more Arris modems on list (suspecting all the approved ones).
Tech estimated support would be avaialble Jan/Feb 2025 since the Internet plan is so new. Just a heads up if anyone is struggling with that.
I got setup with a Comcast Modem as a temporary fix (and getting max speeds up/down).
user_ew4ilr
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3 months ago
I hope to even get this plan in Bellingham, Struggling with the same issue Running a Arris S33 and TP-link BE-11000 Pro. I just want faster upload speeds.
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jimmya2
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1 month ago
Same for me, Southeast CT. I'm locked at 40mbps, spent 2 different days with a tech. The first one said the upgrade was coming the next day due to "service in my area" but that didn't happen. They are sending out a tech tomorrow, but after seeing this thread, I may cancel the appointment.
Hey xFinity reps, is there an email list or any push notifications I can get about this issue? And why doesn't your front line know about this issue yet, it would have saved me hours of time and saved you hundreds of dollars if they knew to tell me "firmware update is coming in the next couple of weeks" kinda thing.
There is nowhere on your support pages that indicate a problem with s33, it shows fully supported. The device out of the box supports upwards of 900mbps egress speeds, so it isn't a problem with the device, it's a problem with the firmware you are putting on them.
EDIT: My plan is 2gbps/300mbps. The download is great.
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EG
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1 month ago
@jimmya2
The S33 has not yet been certified by them for the new Next Gen / mid-split upload speeds. And who knows when, or if it ever will. Only these devices are certified so far;
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