🔌 Motorola MG7550 Modem WiFi Router Combo with Power Boost - Approved by Comcast Xfinity, Cox, Charter Spectrum, and More - Ideal for Cable Plans Up to 300 Mbps - AC1900 WiFi Speed - 16x4 DOCSIS 3.0 Review

When we canceled our TV service (then twc) we kept the internet. We pay for 200Mbps but we keep getting latency and issues with the modem/router we rented from them. As soon as we bought it, our speed constantly increased to 226-229 Mbit/s (like I said, only pay for 200). We have no issues connecting to Wi-Fi, no disconnects or lags. Like it a lot! We've been using it for a little over a month and haven't had to reboot or anything. Very happy. If you have spectrum you need to call when you get…

Update - Motorola has sent a replacement unit. This device loses internet signal completely from time to time and has a weak 5GHz signal when working. I contacted Motorola support and they told me there was nothing I could do. I have had this device for less than a year and it has stopped working properly. The 5 GHz band just disappeared from the list of networks on my devices. . I called Motorola, they said that it was necessary to change. There is no solution to this problem. They said they…

Motorola has a winner. That thing is so well built. Full WiFi signal strength throughout the house. Download speed 240 Mbit/s (charge for 150 Mbit/s). It has the entire left, right and top sides covered with air vents. All modems should be like this. The heatsink is on the main processor, 3 heatsinks are on the radio and the chip (undefined). 3 internal dual band antennas that are well placed. The modem will boot up in 30 seconds or less. Typical Docsis modems boot in 2-3 minutes. The user…

There is a major security vulnerability in this modem that allows the ISP to change the default administrator password (factory reset) during deployment, thereby denying you access to its configuration options. Motorola support is aware of this issue and even knew exactly what my ISP changed the admin password to ("badjuju9" for all Metrocast users). Motorola's excuse is that they have to give the ISP access to the firmware during deployment, which makes sense. However, the default…

There's a reason this router gets such good reviews. It's a well-made (mine was made in America, by the way, although some others report other regions of manufacture), well-functioning router/Wi-Fi combo that fits the bill. I switched to this router from a router I rented from my cable provider because the WiFi on this system (an Arris router less than three years old) was so poor and unreliable that it was causing all sorts of problems caused. When I connected and initialized this device, the…