Arris SB8200 vs Netgear CM600

This thing is a fantastic little modem. So you just take this guy, you pair it with a nice mesh system like that and that'll take care of your problem...

that said, once connected to the router, all was well. Good speed, stable connection, but runs a bit warm. Other than that setup glitch, so far, it's all good

You can. With the Quaxel connection coming into the building and into your home and attaching to the back of this modem, you can push two gigabits per...

So far, after several hours of testing, the speed seems to be stable. The speed is maintained between 320Mbps to 350Mbps with the Time Warner extreme plan. The reason why I am giving this 3 stars is because it was not an easy install for me. It took me 3 hours to mate this thing with my Apple Time Capsule router

But now that the line and backend errors are corrected it's smooth sailing and I'm saving myself a ton of money (the new Xfinity modem charge is $14 plus tax and it will be $15 by the beginning of 2020 so you pay for the modem in a little over a year) every year and you'll have the newest technology that is even better than the Xfinity modems and gateways, many of which use the Puma 6 chipset which I mentioned above (causing severe lag and timeouts which can kill online gaming or video watching). So I'm paying $69.99 and getting Gigabit speeds of 950Mbps down and 48Mbps up which is a great deal hands down and you won't find speeds that cheap ANYWHERE ELSE! The Arris brand is keeping the Motorola spirit alive and kicking which is great for competition! The Arris SB8200 is the best modem you can buy for your money right now and if you can find a refurbished unit on Amazon even better (they didn't have any when I bought mine but three weeks later they did and for $100 cheaper)!

Along with a 4+ STAR rating, a great interface, and a 1 year warranty (wish it was longer, at least 2-3 Years), the price investment makes it an incredible "and-then-some" buy! I happened to order at the right supply-and-demand time...saved 46%, or $60 on the new Netgear modem (5 days later it went up 20%, although it is still priced at a 28% savings)