I have xfinity cable internet. Is this compatible with a cable modem?
1824903
Yes, definitely. That's the setup I have. As long as you follow the included instructions, you should be good to go.
1824904
It's compatible with all types of data modems whether DSL or cable. You simply plug in the data out cable from your cable modem, into the data in side of the wireless TRENDnet. It works quite well with the higher speed modems.
1824905
Yes I am currently using xfinity as well and it works great no problems with the unit and it is easy to install and easy to block your neighbors from using the unit by installing a password that is needed once on your PC to log onto the internet.
1824906
I can't address that from personal experience as I have DSL. But I can't imagine that it is not compatible with any std cable installation.
1097641
In a word, yes (assuming you have the same model modem). It replaced the same model of TWC modem I had.
64089
No, it's a cable modem, so works with Comcast cable. Works great though. You would need to buy a router in order to have wireless with this device.
2208667
Don't know, but I was able to use it with Time Warner Cable internet. I just bought a cheap cable modem online and connected it to my tp link for a router.
383288
Hello Cheryl S. Yes, the R20000G is compatible with modems that are provided from Xfinity/Comcast.
2058481
This does not work as a modem but will work with cable internet that has a modem to give you wifi
1654085
Depends on what service you have. The type of modem is different for DSL vs. Cable vs. Gateway (a modem that allows for phone service). Also, some modems work with some providers and not others: Verizon vs. Comcast vs. Other. Once you answer the first issue, you can narrow down a host of good modems (except for Gateways--there aren't too many good ones of those out there). Then you can compare the modem with the provider's compatibility lists.What service provider do you have and what kind of modem type do you need?
841034
I highly doubt it. This is for DSL service, which Comcast does not provide. Look for a DOCSIS 3 modem.
1097639
I am sorry I cannot help you with this. When we decided to purchase our modem, we bought the same kind that we rented from our cable internet provider. We knew for certain that it would work.
1654086
Depends on what service you have. The type of modem is different for DSL vs. Cable vs. Gateway (a modem that allows for phone service). Also, some modems work with some providers and not others: Verizon vs. Comcast vs. Other. Once you answer the first issue, you can narrow down a host of good modems (except for Gateways--there aren't too many good ones of those out there). Then you can compare the modem with the provider's compatibility lists. What service provider do you have and what kind of modem type do you need?
1165864
I don't know. I'm guessing you can check with them? That's how I knew it was Comcast compatible.
1667766
this is NOT a cable compatible modem. This modem is for DSL connection use only. You need to continue to search for a Cable Compatible modem... it should have a spot in the back for you to screw in your com cast cable line. Possibly refer to Comcast customer support for an updated list of compatible modems. I'd hate to spend the money and it doesn't do what you need.
2271261
Hi flash. This router is compatible with DSL connection but it will not work as a combo DSL modem/router. It's a dual band, gigabit router that needs to be wired to the DSL or Cable modem for it to work.
1982274
I am not sure. I have TWC and it works fine. I saw some reviews in the past who used comcast and it worked for them. I hope it helps.
1288277
I'm pretty sure that this is just a router, you'll need a modem separately. Unless you're with Xfinity, they'll provide a modem+router in one.
977678
If both devices have an ethernet port, you could connect them; not sure what type of cable modem you are using. Try it, shouldn't damage anything.
779040
It WORKS with Comcast. I just ordered the second one to skip the riddiculous $8 Modem rental (Lost the first one due to a power surge few days ago (Idiocy will always prevail...USE a power surge protector). I start by connecting the cables to the modem then the ethernet cable to my laptop and lastly plug the modem to the power outlet. Open up your browser, go to xfinity.com, loggin to your account and it will self detect and self install your new modem. the last step which will be updating the hardware (it takes forever and franckly I don't know if it does update). I just open a new tab/window, browse thru multiple websites to test the internet. Unplug the power cord to the modem, plug the ethernet cable to your wifi router, plug in both modems and everything should work.