All 3 brands have a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem available for about $150USD, at this time. the images are older, or potentially the prototype, and it doesn't seem worth the "renewed" ones from Amazon. I would love to see a new competitor in the field, bring the cost to around the $100 price point. I recently purchased the Rock Space AX1800 router, and it is doing great, but I also know that my old modem is end of life, and due for an upgrade as well. Suggestions for Docsis 3.1 compatible with Comcast would be awesome.
If you get a net gear you better hope you don't get a lemon. They don't like replacing faulty products. No matter your proof they'll keep blaming your internet provider.
Check with your ISP, they will have a list of compatible modems with their service... I have Cox Cable as my ISP and I bought the MB8611 (better than the #1 on this list) as it's on the officially supported Cox list (it's a pretty long list to be fair)... no more rental fees for me.
The MB8600 has 4 ethernet ports that are capable of supporting WAN Link Aggregation. Currently the firmware (Xfinity) supports 2 ports for speed up to 2Mbits. It requires a router that also supports WAN LAG. With an ISP like Xfinity, you can achieve speeds of 1.2 Gbits/sec (with overprovisioning, 1.4 Gbits.sec).
@@jamess1314 Or you can just get the MB8611 that has a 2.5Gbit port, which is superior (and more modern) than link aggregation... it's the newer version of the MB8600 anyways.
@@wolfshanze5980 That will probably be my next modem (assuming I stay with cable). But I've had the MB8600 for 3 1/2 years and my fastest download speed is 1.4 Gbits /sec.
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All 3 brands have a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem available for about $150USD, at this time. the images are older, or potentially the prototype, and it doesn't seem worth the "renewed" ones from Amazon. I would love to see a new competitor in the field, bring the cost to around the $100 price point. I recently purchased the Rock Space AX1800 router, and it is doing great, but I also know that my old modem is end of life, and due for an upgrade as well. Suggestions for Docsis 3.1 compatible with Comcast would be awesome.
Netgear nighthawk
you should find a 4 port Tri-band beamforming AX wifi6 32x8 bonding with Telephony modem router.
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It's been my experience that they overheat and then they slow down pulling down that much data I can imagine
I have WOW internet and want to get my own motem. They say to get docsis 3.1. is it best to get something else?
None of these are good for anything higher than 940mbps because no muilt gig port...
you images of cm1150 are wrong
who are you shopping for suburbanites?
If you get a net gear you better hope you don't get a lemon. They don't like replacing faulty products. No matter your proof they'll keep blaming your internet provider.
My primary concern in buying a DOCSIS 3.1modem is compatibility
Check with your ISP, they will have a list of compatible modems with their service... I have Cox Cable as my ISP and I bought the MB8611 (better than the #1 on this list) as it's on the officially supported Cox list (it's a pretty long list to be fair)... no more rental fees for me.
@@wolfshanze5980 Is your MB8611 Modem still running great?
@@jasonweston8190 yeah, it's awesome, no problems at all.
Can this working Jamaica
You have internet there?
@@DNixon845 yes
The MB8600 has only 1 ethernet port, not 4.
you can remove the cover and it has 4. i had mine for 3 months before finding that out lol
GA Southern Eagles!
The MB8600 has 4 ethernet ports that are capable of supporting WAN Link Aggregation. Currently the firmware (Xfinity) supports 2 ports for speed up to 2Mbits. It requires a router that also supports WAN LAG. With an ISP like Xfinity, you can achieve speeds of 1.2 Gbits/sec (with overprovisioning, 1.4 Gbits.sec).
@@jamess1314 Or you can just get the MB8611 that has a 2.5Gbit port, which is superior (and more modern) than link aggregation... it's the newer version of the MB8600 anyways.
@@wolfshanze5980 That will probably be my next modem (assuming I stay with cable). But I've had the MB8600 for 3 1/2 years and my fastest download speed is 1.4 Gbits /sec.