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ARRIS T25 Surfboard Docsis 3.1 Gigabit Cable Modem for Xfinity Internet & Voice for $150
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Arris SURFboard T25 modem with voice $150.00
Amazon has the Arris SURFboard T25 modem with voice for $150 ($200 - $50 coupon)
This is from a previous post that had it listed at $164.93. I couldn't figure out how to revive an expired post. Credit goes to EVR.
It's now down to $150 after coupon on amazon. That's $10 cheaper than the lowest CCC price of $160.
The T25 is a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem – the newest technology being offered by cable providers – with 2 telephone lines for digital voice support, plus 2 1-gigabit Ethernet ports for connecting to a Wi-Fi router or other wired devices. It's capable of bonding up to 32 downstream and 8 upstream DOCSIS 3.0 channels or 2 x 2 OFDM DOCSIS 3.1
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And yes we all know about Puma.
Amazon has the Arris SURFboard T25 modem with voice for $150 ($200 - $50 coupon)
This is from a previous post that had it listed at $164.93. I couldn't figure out how to revive an expired post. Credit goes to EVR.
It's now down to $150 after coupon on amazon. That's $10 cheaper than the lowest CCC price of $160.
The T25 is a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem – the newest technology being offered by cable providers – with 2 telephone lines for digital voice support, plus 2 1-gigabit Ethernet ports for connecting to a Wi-Fi router or other wired devices. It's capable of bonding up to 32 downstream and 8 upstream DOCSIS 3.0 channels or 2 x 2 OFDM DOCSIS 3.1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
And yes we all know about Puma.
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You're forgetting the $50 clippable coupon that brings it down to $150. I picked this up back in December on a 1 day deal for this same price, it's been rock solid on my 1Gigabit Comcast service.
Sure, it would be optimal to use the gateway + your own wifi router for security, but renting for high bandwidth customers is optimal across the board.
I am not an XFinity customer, but try using NVidia GeForce Now using 20+ GB/h, Shadow, or other game stream services without buying a $250-350 wifi router. Then you need to buy a modem with 450+ service and that puts you over 350-450 (or higher) or you could just rent and not have to worry about anything.
If you only use a small amount of data then you don't need a DOCSIS 3.1 anyway.
Sure, it would be optimal to use the gateway + your own wifi router for security, but renting for high bandwidth customers is optimal across the board.
I am not an XFinity customer, but try using NVidia GeForce Now using 20+ GB/h, Shadow, or other game stream services without buying a $250-350 wifi router. Then you need to buy a modem with 450+ service and that puts you over 350-450 (or higher) or you could just rent and not have to worry about anything.
If you only use a small amount of data then you don't need a DOCSIS 3.1 anyway.
WoW.. Are you saying by renting their modem, you have no data caps? We only use ComCrap for internet and pay $100/month for unlimited data. We use Youtbe TV and Google voice for home phone. Unlimited is like $50 more than normal. If I can lease a modem for less than $50/ month I would get the same/or better service?
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1. It does NOT have wifi. Yes, that is a plus.
2. It is not for Comcast.
I looked again after you mention this, and you are right. For me (West Coast, SF Bay Area) it shows I can add Xfi rental for $10 additional with unlimited data.