I have bought a UPS to cover the flickers and outages next time.

If all the electronics I order died after 80m days I'd be spending all my time waiting and not working or enjoying them!

However, they had a tough time doing so, and also could not even see it listed in their system

Now I have to waste more time and energy returning

During the first week after installation, we lost Xfinity internet service three times.

This combination modem/router has been problematic with intermittent signals and dead spots numerous times; it took some time to trouble shoot as I initially thought it was my

- everything worked the first time

Me television has a hard time staying on the

I would lose internet connection multiple times a day causing great aggravation.

My printer at best had one bar signal that wasn’t enough most times to connect and print

I complained to Motorola and they were useless, blaming interference, time of day and suggesting I plan with the channels, which I did to no avail.

I just moved and had to transition from Fios internet to Spectrum (best available in the area) and the modem they supplied was subpar for someone who uses the internet as much as I as well as my family do

I've installed at least 3 different setups over the years and this is by far, the fastest and simplest I've ever dealt with

So...if you have a problem connecting devices through your new Motorola MG7550 don't bother calling Motorola support...you'll just get some hubristic a@#$%*e who looks down his big at anyone who isn't a full-blown techie!UPDATE: