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That said, this modem does offer some future proofing, and 2.5/5/10GigE hardware is definitely becoming cheaper and more mainstream every day:
MikroTik now has a 4-port 10GbE switch for under $150, and a 10GbE router for under $200.
QNAP has a 2.5GbE switch for under $120
TP-Link has an all-in-one wireless router for under $200, with a 2.5GbE port that can be configured for either LAN or WAN.
I picked up a L2 managed 52-port switch with 4x 10GbE uplink ports for less than $300, and that was probably 5+ years ago.
That said, this modem does offer some future proofing, and 2.5/5/10GigE hardware is definitely becoming cheaper and more mainstream every day:
MikroTik now has a 4-port 10GbE switch for under $150, and a 10GbE router for under $200.
QNAP has a 2.5GbE switch for under $120
TP-Link has an all-in-one wireless router for under $200, with a 2.5GbE port that can be configured for either LAN or WAN.
I picked up a 52-port switch with 4x 10GbE uplink ports for less than $300, and that was probably 5+ years ago.
Have not seen ANY wifi routers with even 2.5GBE for under $200
It would seem link aggregation put 2.5GBE in some competition. Also mid year are generally the lowest for routers. Uptake will still be slow.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/moto...Id=64519
Im also reading that the Moto has more useful indicator lights than the Arris? Kind of a nitpicky thing to be concerned about until you need to troubleshoot with your cable company.
Anyone know the differences between these two? Any pitfalls?
Edit: this is not the one you want unless your willing to buy a separate router. This does not have Ethernet plugs probably doesn't have WiFi either
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I'd be surprised if even 2gbps will be offered without a major change to the technology. Docsis 3.1 will be limited to 1.2gbps in the US simply due to the frequency spectrum available for use. Cable internet is about delivering over long distances, if you want more speed you'll have to look into fiber.
Really? I need uncapped data limits, and for me it's cheaper to bundle that with a rented XB7 than use my own. My customer-owned modem is sitting in a closet.
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