Hello , can you tell me please if this router is able to support the new comcast speed increase,i think up to 50mbps ? Thank you!
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Apple will not properly operate with any other system except Apple. I returned the unit due to incompatability with my OS.
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I used to have Cisco WRT54G router to work with this repeater. I noticed that the entire wireless network slowed down to under 10Mbps, while the cable service rate is 50Mbps. Recently I switched to Netgear AC router, and found that only those devices connected to this repeater got downgraded in data rate while others connected to the main AC router remained at 50Mbps.
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Here is what I found out having just bought one (10/30/14). I was able to go on-line to Comcast after connecting the modem to the cable and a network cable directly to a notebook computer.The modem provisioned without any issues.The phone service work fine to.Here is the hitch...While there are no problems with the modem and it shows up on Comcast's OK modem list I found out the modem is still undergoing testing and not fully supported yet. This means you should be able to get standard internet speeds but if you have the higher speed blast service it will only transfer at standard speeds. They told me this should be fixed within a month... we will see ;) Here is what I found out having just bought one (10/30/14). I was able to go on-line to Comcast after connecting the modem to the cable and a network cable directly to a notebook computer.The modem provisioned without any issues.The phone service work fine to.Here is the hitch...While there are no problems with the modem and it shows up on Comcast's OK modem list I found out the modem is still undergoing testing and not fully supported yet. This means you should be able to get standard internet speeds but if you have the higher speed blast service it will only... » Read More Here is what I found out having just bought one (10/30/14). I was able to go on-line to Comcast after connecting the modem to the cable and a network cable directly to a notebook computer.The modem provisioned without any issues.The phone service work fine to.Here is the hitch...While there are no problems with the modem and it shows up on Comcast's OK modem list I found out the modem is still undergoing testing and not fully supported yet. This means you should be able to get standard internet speeds but if you have the higher speed blast service it will only transfer at standard speeds. They told me this should be fixed within a month... we will see ;) « Show Less
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No, this modem will support up to 38Mbps. If you have a 50Mbps plan, you will only see up to 38Mbps.
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I am having touble too. At first it couldn't find the router, now it finds it but says my IP address doesn't work. I am planning on calling Comcast, but I was I was wondering what brand of routers people had.Thanks.
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I have received the router and it is the v3 so I'd say they have exhausted all of the v2 stock that they had. Thanks for the input though. My problem now is that with two repeaters, my web speeds have really dropped. I am already preparing to return my router and buy a 24 port switch and start hard wiring the house. Another fun project...
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I would say it's a big improvement over the Cisco b/g/n router it replaced, and although it's still not as strong as I would like it, the speeds are noticeably faster and devices aren't dropping off at all like they were before. Compared to the reviews of the other routers that are out there now, darn good bargain for the speed, connectivity, and signal strength improvements. Your results could vary depending on the construction of your housing but I saw improvements for my house which is 3200 sq. ft.
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great router and a big improvement over my previous comcast n aris. use 2.4 as more stable and use channel 11 and 40 mgh for 4 times greater speed than default wireless settings. the router will not perform up to the modem speed about 1/2 the speed of direct wired ethernet connection. got dropped off regularly using the 5 so i switched back to the 2.4
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Unless Comcast is NOT cable-based in your area, it won't work. The N300 is for DSL connections. But other that that, this router shouldn't be considered as it is so bloody unstable. Fine one day, then can't find its ass with both hands the next. Stay away unless you fancy standing in the return line at the computer place.
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The modem definitely supports 25Mbps Internet plans, because it is rated up to 38Mbps. You should contact Comcast to verify. It IS listed on their supported modem page as Certified.
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Yes. You can verify that by looking at Comcast's website, they have a list of all routers which are supported by them. Note that there are speed ratings for routers and the wireless protocol they support. This is an older model, but thanks to Comcast's high speed internet (even at basic service), speed is not an issue.
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I would not buy this one. I replaced mine with a TP-Link router and it is a way better router and really easy to connect to. I left feed back on the one I bought to.Have a nice dayTed
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thus DSL Modem/wireless router should definitely be fast enough to support any video streaming service. I can't personally do this as my Verizon DSL is sooooo Sloooowww...
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That is complete b.s. I have been using a TM722g in the San Mateo area for over a year. I have screaming fast internet speeds via Comcast (120mbps) and no monthly equipment fees. From day one it has worked flawlessly and there have been no issues whatsoever.
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Will not support Comcast, has 5 portals. I am very pleased with this modem... rd
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I have the TREND net AC1750 and have been more than pleased with its capabilities. When buying a new router I did so much research i knew more than the sales people at most retail stores (best buy, office depot). This was the best one available and had a great price at $140. I have a 30MBS internet connection and that is more than enough for streaming on multiple devices at one time. Let me know if you want anymore information...
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It's working with Comcast for me at this moment, has been for two months now. Comcast does have a new speed standard, called DOCSIS 3.0, and this router is DOCSIS 2.0. Regarding this Comcast says, "...DOCSIS 2.0 modems will still work with our speed tiers (except for Blast! and Extreme 50), but you won't experience the blistering fast speeds now available." However, "blistering fast speed" is more in the mind of the marketing department than in reality. Once you have around 5megs of download speed (Comcast provides more than that) "blistering" becomes unnoticeable. Still, if you have Blast! or Extreme 50, apparently this modem won't do the job.