Excellent product, ease of use and great connection, love it

I recheck the coax, as well as the connections and devices on that coax in the office, might buy another DOCSIS 3.1 modem and compare directly.

The TiVo tech support representative conferenced the call with Comcast in a process to resolve the intermittently bad connection to a cablecard that decrypts TV programming.

I boosted my 150mb connection from 48mbps -129

Connection lost when I hooked up the router, that took two hours.

It consistently loses connection and has to be restarted every one or two weeks.

That those connections would provide some very basic IP capabilities

The light on front, plus information on the Advanced | Connection page indicate it is connected using DOCSIS 3.1.

Works well with Xfinity, easy setup preferred over the Netgear model can bond connections if that ever comes available.

Loses connection multiple times a day

When attaching a cable to it it will not fix to IP address is so either it keeps the first keyboard connected or it connects the IP address to the second cable and you lose the first connection.

Great Modem!*Easy setup*COX gigablast compatible,*Power button on the back*Doesn't lose connection to the

I'd rather go back to my "slower" connection than deal with all the drops.

I am getting the DOCSIS 3.1 connection at 29/4.I had no illusions as to the four ports on the back, so I was not disappointed

After about 30 minutes of gaming, I lost internet connection

One LAN connection only supports up to 960 Mbps or so speeds, so bonded is a plus.-4 LAN ports if you want a direct connection (e.g. if your router doesn't support bonded

Kids are happy that they didn't get killed as before when their connections are laggy

I did not buy this from Amazon, but also have connection issues like all the other negative reviews.

more than *halves* download speeds (through brand-new CAT7 Ethernet cables!), and it loses the LAN connection every five minutes if I'm foolish enough to use a router-attached 6TB Seagate Backup Plus Hub USB 3.0 drive *

My personal intuition suggests this experiment may possibly end my quest for a stable DOCSIS 3.1 connection.

It would lose connection at random

The 4 ethernet ports and the docsis 3.1 capability are literally the only two factors that guided my decision to buy this thing.however, it looses connection sometimes multiple times a day or every day or every other day.

The 4 ethernet ports and the docsis 3.1 capability are literally the only two factors that guided my decision to buy this thing.however, it looses connection sometimes multiple times a day or every day or every other day.

(e.g. slow my connection down), unbeknownst to me

Time will tell how stable the connection is

Motorola Tech Support misdiagnosed my connection issues as a possible incompatibility with Comcast.

This can support up to 32x4 (if I'm not mistaken).PROS:-DOCSIS 3.1 and 3.0-Runs cool.-Reliable, has not cut out yet like past Motorola ARRIS modems have for me.-32x4 channels.-Pretty simple setup (see cons for more details).-The future of modems, great investment at a better price than the Netgear and ARRIS branded 3.1 modems.-Comes with power cable, ethernet cable, velcro tie for cables, and a wrench to tighten the coax cable.-One time price, versus the monthly fee of renting one from your ISP-Standalone modem and not router/modem combo making it more reliable longterm.-AQM for lower latency, have yet to really notice this since I use all my devices over WIFI.-Supports bonded (two ethernet cables) connection to ISP if you are lucky enough to actually have Gigabit internet service

This high end modem is really not needed unless you are going for a faster connection - 450mb/sec for comcast or 1 gig.

Would recommend to anyone looking to upgrade and looking for a simple installation, also has power off function so you dont have to unplug everytime you need to cycle to refresh connection.

So far so goodHaven’t had any problems and don’t eed to rent one anymore

In my case my modem at that point proceeded to update the firmware, and once it stabilized I then switched the ethernet cable to my router