🔌 NETGEAR C3000-100NAS N300 (8x4) Cable Modem Router: Xfinity, Spectrum, Cox, and More Review

This modem/router was on my cable company's approved list. I use it for cable internet and video streaming. In almost a year of use only a reset was needed, but we have power outages here and it's possible that caused the shutdown. Wi-Fi covers my entire house, my patio, and a beautiful lawn that's nearly half an acre in size. I have a Samsung UHD 4K TV connected to it via wired LAN ports and it streams Netflix, Revain and YouTube 4K just fine. UPDATE: June 2016 After 15 months of use, the…

Beware of scammers. It claims to allow speeds of up to 300Mbps, but allows speeds of up to 10Mbps "until you call support and ask for a speed increase". I bought this item 2 years ago. I used to have a 10Mbps Xfinity connection. The modem worked perfectly with 10 MBit. After 2 years I upgraded my connection to 50Mbps and expected the modem to keep up the speed. But to my shock, the Netgear guys said it only supports speeds up to 10Mbps, and to increase the speed limit I have to take out a…

This may be my first review as I feel obligated to warn others. I bought this device two weeks ago and it is really having problems. I'm quite a technical person (I sell software for a living, built a few computers, etc.) and monitor recurring internet issues right on this device. The problem is that the device simply stalls several times a day. works correctly. Internet is slow or non-existent, and the device itself hardly responds to pings (if at all). Resetting fixes the issue, but it…

I think it works well as a modem. I have a much slower download speed than the cable company promised, but that's TBD if it's the modem/router or something else. I really liked the idea of having parental controls without having to pay for monthly maintenance, but it didn't work as expected. They need a free OPENDNS account to set up a PC and I can login to OPENDNS from their website but when I use the same login to access the PC through the modem app it just turns around until it crashes so…

The quality of the product depends on the level of customer service. I have never experienced anything like this in my life: I have had a modem for 5 months. I've been having problems connecting to the internet for a few months. It takes time to diagnose and lots and lots of calls to my ISP and two tech visits to my home. They eventually concluded that my Netgear modem was defective. This is confirmed when I borrow a modem from my ISP and now, miraculously, my service is working perfectly. So I

I was interested in buying a modem because I have to pay $10 a month for the Comcast xfinity service using their box. This block pays for itself in 10 months. I started by purchasing a refurbished Aris device that was supposed to be compatible. That's two hours of my life that I'll never get back. The device was not working so I decided to buy new and based on the reviews I chose this device. I was online in 15 minutes. I opened the box, unplugged my current WiFi router/module, plugged that in,