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What modem to choose from recommended list ?
Since I do have now the next gen network available for my house, I want to come back to Xfinity. I don't want to rent a modem, therefore owning my own is what I want.
I'm still thinking about the plan, either a 800/100 or 1200/200. Potentially a 2000/200 in the future once I'll upgrade my home network with 2.5Gbps network.
Anyway, here is the list of compatible and recommended modems provided by tech support:
Here are a few modems I would potentially go for. What is your experience with those ?
I always hated Netgear. No idea how their modem reliability is. The CM3000 listed is not yet available and no idea about its future price.
The CM2050v used to be a recommended device for the NextGen Speed Tier, not anymore.
I had a ARRIS in the past, with a 300Mbps/15Mbps, was rock solid.
I don't know HItron.
I'm lost about what modem I should purchase.
Thanks
ARRIS Surfboard S33
I heard a lot of good about this modem, and listed by Xfinity as capable of reaching up to 2.33Gbps in download, no upload specified.
But it's not in the Next Gen Speed Tier section.
How would it perform with these plans 800/100, 1200/200 and 2000/200 ?
Pro: it's only a modem, no need to worry about putting it in bridge mode.
Price: $155
Hitron CODA56
I saw in one place to be the best modem. What is your experience ? WIll it work well ?
This one is actually listed as recommended for the Next Gen Speed Tier.
Pro: it's only a modem, no need to worry about putting it in bridge mode.
Price: $140
ARRIS Surfboard G54
Seems to be the Rolls Royce. But I am not interested by the router or wifi access point embedded. Per my research, we can setup the device in bridge mode.
Cons: expensive because many unnecessary features.
Price: $600
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