Did the SB6180 product is high speed and what the range of it ?
605632
Yes it is and range is far, however, you need to make sure it works with your Internet provider. I use Comcast and it will not work with Comcast. I believe it will work with Time Warner.
605633
This is not a WiFi router. This is a modem. You need this for high speed internet from the cable company. This basically receives the signal from the cable company and sends it to your WiFi router.
605634
It's a DocSys 3 modem, so it supports very high speeds, yes. Not sure what you mean about range. This is not a wireless router, it's just a modem. You can certainly plug a router into it though.
636752
Not at all. Going into details - there're 2 versions R6300 - R6300 & R6300v2. The first's with 600 mhz cpu and USB 2.0. R2 with 800 Mhz dual core cpu and USB 3.0. In contrast, AC1450 has nice smaller size. The same 800 mhz cpu and USB 3.0. Yes, 802.11AC is 975 mbps vs 1300 mbps overall in R6300. But this feature almost means nothing at the present stage. Like that... :)
1355554
I don't know what you mean by that question. the better question is what mbps speed it can handle. this is a low speed modem, it won't handle speeds greater then 12 mbps. I had to go with the sb5101u. good luck.
1137187
Can't answer that, but DON'T buy this brand! Mine lasted 10 months before speeds 4 and 5 went out. Get a better brand
2040270
The AC68 has max total Speeds of 1900Mbps. The AC66 also has known compatibility issues with Haswell CPU's. The AC68 was released to fix the compatibility issues.Here is a forum that details the issues with the AC66:http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/wifi-ac-news-leak-from-asus.194665/
1127024
I am no longer using this, but I had 20 Mbps service on CenturyLink and would get 14-20 Mbps. I think that 20 was the max it would support. Be sure you update to the latest firmware. This router has a lot of features including some advanced port forwarding. I just needed more speed than I could get with POTS and went to cable. I had some problems and leased a modem from CenturyLink, but found that the problem was in the phone wiring. This Actiontec actually worked better than the new modem.
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It will work just fine but it is getting past the tier 1 tech support the real issue. Any DOCSIS 3.0 modem will work but they go by the book and say it won't. You can request to be sent to a higher tech support or just tell them it is a "SB6141" model. All they really need to do is register the "MAC address" on the bottom of the modem and you are done. I already already installed over 9x SB6180 modems.
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The differences I've found is 1) the SB6180 (and I'm guessing) seems like it may have been made for a particular provider (Cox?), 2) I've read that it may not be compatible with some providers (like Comcast), and 3) buying it used was much cheaper buying a used SB6141. I have RCN as a provider, I took a chance and it works fine.
545570
Probably class 10, with 20MB/s rate. See http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1996/kw/class%20rating%20of%20sandisk%20extreme%2032
621808
Arthur - I wish I could answer you Yes or No. The term "long range" is not used in any of the marketing propaganda that I've seen, including the package. They do use the term "improved range", and indeed, in my home -- the laptop that I equipped with this Belkin USB Adapter clearly showed improved range capability from our home router compared to using the laptop without the adapter (we can now use it on our enclosed back porch). So it's "improved range", but I don't know if there is a defined parameter for "long range".
1109658
The LAN interface on my TD-8816 is connected to a 1GbE switch. The negotiated link speed is 100Mbps, which is >10x faster than the link speed of my ADSL service.
1555557
The specs say around 190MB/s. In my experience with it so far, that is about right.
2210516
Yes, the SB5101 has more reliable hardware. The "N" edition is a stripped down version, though it claims to have the same 38/30 Mbps throughput. Also, the SB5101 is the de facto industry standard for DOCSIS 2.0 modems.
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Both models are available as retail and non-retail items (e.g. end-users and companies). As far as DL/UL performance..SB6121: 172 / 132 Mbps Down / UpSB6180: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpTLDR: The SB6180 offers nearly double the download performance.
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I have not used the AC 1600 so I cannot make a valid comparison. My experience with this router is that I am getting download speeds for the 5 Mhz wifi network that approximate the speeds that I experience when connected to an Ethernet cable (95Mbps on a cable TV internet service) -- even when myPC is located at a maximum distance from the wifi router inside my 2 story, 2500 sq ft home.
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I would be very certain that it can. I had it in a laptop running Ubuntu Server (12.04 LTS, I believe) and it recognized it the moment I booted up the laptop. I shared a hard drive with the network, and I could acheive nearly 100Mbp/s (the max of the network, of course).
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SB6180DATA SHEETGeneral SpecificationsModulationDownstream Channel CaptureTwo independent 32 MHz Wideband Tuners on the sb6180. the sb6141 has 96MHz. this, from what i understand allows ISP's to space their channels further apart when bonding. i.o.w. if an ISP wanted to they could space their bonding channels further apart on the 6141 than the 6180. in the real world, they would not do this, but the 41 can do it if it was done. its a very slight advantage that will never be used. certainly not worth doubling the cost of the modem. also, the 6180 uses a broadcom chip vs the 41 uses a T.I chip. you can google the two and find their data sheets and compare. SB6180DATA SHEETGeneral SpecificationsModulationDownstream Channel CaptureTwo independent 32 MHz Wideband Tuners on the sb6180. the sb6141 has 96MHz. this, from what i understand allows ISP's to space their channels further apart when bonding. i.o.w. if an ISP wanted to they could space their bonding channels further apart on the 6141 than the 6180. in the real world, they would not do this, but the 41 can do it if it was done. its a very slight advantage that will never be used. certainly not worth doubling the cost of the modem. also, the 6180 uses a... » Read More SB6180DATA SHEETGeneral SpecificationsModulationDownstream Channel CaptureTwo independent 32 MHz Wideband Tuners on the sb6180. the sb6141 has 96MHz. this, from what i understand allows ISP's to space their channels further apart when bonding. i.o.w. if an ISP wanted to they could space their bonding channels further apart on the 6141 than the 6180. in the real world, they would not do this, but the 41 can do it if it was done. its a very slight advantage that will never be used. certainly not worth doubling the cost of the modem. also, the 6180 uses a broadcom chip vs the 41 uses a T.I chip. you can google the two and find their data sheets and compare. « Show Less