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User Rating: Amazon Sales Rank:#3107 |
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 Very Satisfied, 2007-08-24
Replaced the Modem I was renting from Comcast for the last 5+ Years after my Linksys Router, Model BEFSR41, Failed after the same length of time. The System had worked just fine for that period, although near the end I did notice the Speed Decreasing. This was apparently caused by the Router which eventually totally failed. I analyzed this by removing the router from the system. In order to get the system back up in the fastest time, I went to Best Buy and caught a sale on the Router. I than ordered the Linksys Model BEFCMU10 Modem from Amazon with a rebate. Both units were easy to set up and have been operating great with 2 computers for the past 3 - 4 Months. Not sure about the normal life expectancy of these units. To increase reliability, I stacked the 2 units up and placed a small Fan underneath to provide some air circulation. Time will tell if this results in a longer life span. My first Comcast Modem had failed after about 2.5 years and I was on the second unit.
Linksys Fast Cable Modem, 2007-08-23
I brought this cable modem because I had to get my own than rent cable modem from my apartment. I trusted Linksys brand for a long time and was very familiar with setup. This cable modem is the one you should get if you would like to own than rent.
 Linksys BEFCMU10 EtherFast Cable Modem, 2007-08-23
I had heard alot about this product, but frankly this modem is not impressive. It is actually really slow and frustrating to use.
Linksys BEFCMU10 Cable Modem, 2007-08-16
This modem is performing very well as a replacement for an older version of the same model that started "acting up" after about five years of constant use.
Easy hookup, 2007-08-14
Very easy to install, everything works fine. After about one month of use the only problem we have experienced is an occasional drop. We are using a Linksys router with the modem. Why the drop, not sure, turning everthing off and then back on hooks us back up.
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