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 Linksys Cable Modem, 2007-08-06
Easy set-up, must call cable company to recognize new modem, otherwise worked immediately with router and stacks nicely on top of Linksys wireless router
2 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
No more no less than what you need, 2007-07-19
No hassle, no "Go to Control Panel, Add/Remove hardware..." Nothing of that.
This is a device intended to do what I was looking for: connect me to internet. The computer doesn't even know it is connected. What you need is your internet provider to know its brand and its serial number, so you can
use their service with this modem. I get my service from Cox communications in Arizona and it has been working flawlessly for almost a month now. It was a great deal in Amazon for $[...] before a $[...] mail-in rebate which was quickly ackowledge by Linksys.
Robust, fast, hassle free. Highly recommended.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
If I'd only know what a difference.., 2007-07-16
With Comcast in Richmond VA, my download/uploads went from 5500/300, to 17000/410, with NO other change other than the new modem (over an albeit ancient Bestdata CMX100 modem)They can be had on ebay for as little as $30, but I decided on a new one, just in case, which was only $40 after rebate, WELL worth the money
2 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
Why rent???????, 2007-07-13
I got this when I got my Charter cable service in February of 2005.
When I signed up with Charter I asked them what every single fee was before agreeing to the service. One of the fees was 'modem lease', or something like that. I asked if I could supply my own modem and they said that was fine, but that they would not warranty it. Okay.
So I had my Linksys BEFCMU10 days before the tech showed up for installation. There were zero issues and the modem has just sat there and worked flawlessly without any trouble.
I think the modem purchase paid for itself after the ninth month, so after 21 more months of use it is still working without issue.
I preferred to go the component route instead of getting an all-in-one type device. I am always going to need a modem with my cable service but if I want to add wireless, or a new standard of wireless, etc, then an all-in-one would leave me with multiple routers all connected, which even though I've done that anyway (for different reasons), that would have required me to always have an extra router in the chain, whereas the component cable modem device is more flexible.
Solved my problems, 2007-07-05
I rented my first cable modem from Comcast. Had to reset it constantly. Since I purchased and installed (very easy) the Linksys BEFCMU10 cable modem, I have had no problems going on 3 years. I won't mention the cable modem provided by Comcast but it was a well known company.
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