Some say that this product is compatible with Comcast and others say that it is not. I have 25mbps will this product be to slow to support that?
1341530
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.
1341531
it worked on my TWC setup, I just had to provide them with the model and MAC address. Better than paying $5 a month for their modem.
1341532
When I tried it, the device did not want to connect with my Comcast connection. I was told you need to call and have someone come and allow your modem to connect with Comcast. Sounds like a hassle so I never got around to it yet.
1899738
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...
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!
570833
Last time I checked, Comcast doesn't offer any DSL services, so no it won't work with Comcast..
106619
I use it with my Comcast Dory modem (router, phone, and modem combo) without any problems. Speed seems to be the same more or less but I only do video streaming on this particular PC.
858987
Yes, this device is compatible with ALL of Comcast's Internet Tiers (currently up to Extreme 150). You can verify this by visiting Comcast's supported modem site here: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/Please note that this device is capable of working with any major ISP as it is DOCSIS 3.0 Certified. Simply contact your ISP to verify that the model is supported.
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Hi Jeff, to my understanding that is determined more by the level of service available in your area as far as who your Internet provider is. I was very happy with the device itself and the speed of the service in my area. The more traffic there is on the network the slower the speed.
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This router will work with any cable ISP. However, I do not know if Comcast will support and install it for you. In my opinion the complexity level for installing this is basic, and be done by anyone with very basic knowledge. Dont waste your money having a Comcast tech do it for you.
2189899
Speedtest.net shows 30 Mbps down from FioS and Comcast (both tests run at the same time). Upload was 25 and 5 Mbps respectively. That is probably the limit of my service and not the router. I have Gigabit wired network internally.
878769
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.
1530907
No it's not. This was a model sold wholesale to Time Warner Cable and while it might sorta work on Comcast, it's not compatible with their "Blast!" service so you'd top out at able 6 MbsI got this a few weeks ago to use with Comcast and it was a disaster. Ended up with a Netgear N600 instead.
228040
I have this modem and purchased 3years ago as per Comcast also rented same modem, Comcast now constantly sending us letters and call on my phone to change modem as per Comcast supported devices. 1year ago this modem supports excellent when I called for support but now Comcast not supported this devices on XFINITY internet.. my internet speed 20mbps and we are getting max 8mbps to 10mbps on cable, Comcast told they have now 50mbps... but don't understand this modem support great till 20mbps please give us at least 20mbps... all money game..
157208
I use it with Comcast and have no issues, I can't speak to its compatibility with a wireless modem.
1967038
This product will definitely limit your speed. I have a 50mbit comcast connection and this product limits it to 16mbs. This is very unclear from the packaging and datasheet. For a gigabit router to only support 24mbit downlink seems unacceptable.
779042
seems to be working now but Comcast had a lot of difficulty adding it to their system. I would try a "ubee" instead since that seems to be the make they are distributing. But I have no technical training and have no idea how it might perform.
334099
Jeff, I don't believe your connection speed will be limited by the top end of the device, whatever that might be, but by your service provider.