Motorola MB7621 vs Netgear CM600

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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

If you have cable internet, you probably rent your modem from your internet service provider for a monthly fee on top of your internet plan. It's usually somewhere between $5 and $10 a month, though most ISPs are less than up front about how much their services cost.

I don't think they even offer extreme 150 in my area anymore. So if you own your own modem check your speeds from time to time you may have to upgrade your modem to get what you are paying for, you need at least 12 channels down although I think most of the newer DOCIS 3 have atleast 16 x 8. I have had to reset this modem three times in last 30 days to keep the speeds where they should be. It will drop down to 100 mbps then after calling Comcast the speeds will shoot up to 270 mbps which upgraded too

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Nah. You're going to hit about 580Mbps max, just like I did with my C6250. Netgear says it can reach up to 680Mbps, but it really can't. You need something that can reach the 960Mbps or higher territory like the CM600/CM700 or combo units like the C7000/Orbi CBR40/CBR750 or any of the DOCSIS 3

" I reminded him that my previous modem had 32 channels and no issues for years. He offered no further advice.

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

I'm not even sure you can do that. Um, but um, yeah. you'll need your ex an external router or something from the Linksys or Tcp. or Tc link or Tp lin...

Just be careful when thinking about purchasing this modem if you need more ethernet jacks or make sure your wireless AP has them.