Does this work with xfinity triple play package? Comcast says I can't buy one if I have the package.
903278
If you have VOIP phone Ie Vonage, or other VOIP phone then it will work. What the triple play does is tehy give you voip box that will plug into this.
903279
I will work for internet but there's no point really since a TP includes phone service which means you will HAVE to rent their gateway anyway which handles internet.
903280
They told me that too, but I am using it. It works so good, I do not need my extender anymore. Very nice. Got mine at Target for just over $200. Easy install, easy to get other items to into your network.
903281
This modem only gives you Internet connection and not the phone line. So it won't work with triple-play.
903282
It depends on which triple play package you have. If you have cable, internet, and xfinity home security then yes it will work.
903283
This will work with the triple play, HOWEVER, it will only provide you with internet service. You will still need a separate box(called an eMTA) to provide the phone service. Comcast does allow you to do this, but some of the reps are unaware of it. Just tell them you want the internet on a separate outlet with a customer owned modem.
903284
I don't know how far range can coverage? How many feet?How about wi fi speed for 5ghz and 2.4ghz?
1109447
I only needed 1 cable card with Comcast. All 4 tuners work at the same time with it. It must be an M-card.
867144
I have a Motorola, XBOX, and a DVD player hooked up to one. I assume comcast will work fine.
756627
It depends. I actually work for Comcast and was unable to get this modem provisioned. After some digging and a chat with a contact I have at Arris, it seems that Arris makes several variants of this modem. They are not supposed to be sold to retail consumers and each variant is specific to a particular ISP. In my case, I was shipped a model TM822G/CV. That is designed to work with Optimum and that's why Comcast couldn't provision it. The correct model for Comcast's network is TM822G/CT. There should be a sticker on the back next to the coax connector telling you exactly which variant you have. I'm going to attempt to return mine, though I bought it 6 months ago and have only now had time to fiddle with it. It's pretty irresponsible of the vendor to not disclose this so it's anyone's guess if you'll get the correct part for your particular ISP and they don't ask you which one you want.
980760
Had similar experience with Comcast, although the TM822G technically will work on their system they would not activate equipment not on their inventory
2189616
No it's not compatible with Comcast. My husband had to return the one we purchased.
1134966
Does NOT work with my Comcast! Not sure if it's incompatible or just broken.+
1487311
Works fine on Xfinity, that's what I have. Its on their list of approved devices. Actually they use the one like it for their customers. This one is better though because it has more features and you own it :)
1897277
Not sure about Comcast. I use mine with Time Warner Cable internet and have had no problems.
945540
From where I was at, it didn't work for me. You should go on the Comcast website and take a look at the router compatibilities. Be careful out there because they don't work in some areas. Good luck!
1999126
Works fine with Mavericks but does not work with the new Comcast X1 Boxes. I upgraded and can't use it anymore.
1398982
Not true. Comcast installed mine. It was a replacement for one of theirs. I ordered the exact modem that Comcast had sipplied.
1625530
Yes, I have a Comcast box and it works fine. What's a little tricky though is you have to find the little IR reciever window on the front of the Comcast box. Take a flashlight and shine it parallel to the face and it should become visible. In other words, don't shine it straight AT the face, but along it. Once you find that, hole the IR repeater's little transmitter piece over it and make sure it works. Then peel off the adhesive and stick it there.
914066
I bought one for the same reason - to save the $8/month to Comcast. After many hours and many calls, a tech (not Comcast!), told me that it would never work properly for all three functions - cable, phone & internet. He said their modems have some firmware that is proprietary but they will delight it. Long story short: pay Comcast the $8 and "Enjoy" it!
236694
At the time that I purchased this modem I was a subscriber to a similar bundle through Mediacom,with whose system it was compatible, but I was told by Comcast (upon subscribing to their "Triple Play") that it was not compatible with theirs. I subsequently purchased a Arris TM602G, which is compatible with Comcast's system, and am currently experiencing trouble-free service. Both of these units were purchased through Amazon, either "used' or "reconditioned" (at considerable savings). I sincerely hope that you find this response satisfactory.
1229592
Sorry can not help. It works with Comcast. I have Comcast but am not a great fan of their million and one ads etc.
1982273
This modem should be supported with Comcast, but you should always ask your ISP to verify. It is listed on Comcast's list as certified for us, though "End of Life". This means it will work with their lower tiered plans, but they will encourage you to upgrade to a DOCSIS 3.0 device as a means of generating revenue. The modem is capable of 43/10 Mbps (Down / Up) and is a DOCSIS 2.0 modem.