forum threadrandomchaos posted Dec 29, 2024 03:33 PM
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forum threadrandomchaos posted Dec 29, 2024 03:33 PM
Xfinity NOW Internet - $30
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No contract, no data cap, fixed rate with a router/modem.
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$30 for 100 mbps down / 10 up
$45 for 200 mbps down / 10 up
https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet
Not available in all regions, check via the link for availability.
$30 for 100 mbps down / 10 up
$45 for 200 mbps down / 10 up
https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet
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No contract, no data cap, fixed rate with a router/modem.
Not available in all regions, check via the link for availability.
$30 for 100 mbps down / 10 up
$45 for 200 mbps down / 10 up
https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet
Not available in all regions, check via the link for availability.
$30 for 100 mbps down / 10 up
$45 for 200 mbps down / 10 up
https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet
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Maybe it was just me… but I didn't know they offered this option. Just trying to help others save some money.
Not available in all regions, check via the link for availability.
$30 for 100 mbps down / 10 up
$45 for 200 mbps down / 10 up
https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet
You would have to order postpaid service first to get lines installed then schedule disconnect and sign up for this it won't let you order with active address.
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I have a multi-WAN router and use this for backup connection and separately route all of my (isolated) IOT VLAN traffic through this connection. Router is also configured to automatically failover all other VLAN traffic to the Xfinity Now connection in the event our primary fiber circuit goes down.
Primary connection is 940/940Mbps Quantum fiber which has been stable for 5+ years (initially Centurylink, transitioned to Quantum branding).
Was curious to see how a very connected household (even our cat litterbox is on the IOT VLAN) and ran solely on the Xfinity Now 100/10Mbps connection for a full week. Zero issues. Can easily handle a pair of 4k streams (2 adult household). Latency is pretty good and no issues with gaming (WoW on PC and various PS5/Xbox Series X games). Actual throughput exceeded the advertised 100/10Mbps by about 10% (110/11Mbps was average via Ookla Speedtest to closest Xfinity speedtest server/node).
The only downside I see is that the modem is not great and cannot be swapped out; only replaced with same model AFAIK. It was simple enough to put it into bridge mode and assign WAN IP to my router, however. Even in the bridged mode the modem will broadcast/share 'NOW WiFi Pass' SSID which means anyone who subscribes to the Xfinity Now Wifi pass can consume your limited bandwidth and there is no way to disable that I've been able to find.
TLDR; for streaming, gaming, and scenarios where throughput isn't a huge requirement this is a more than adequate option.
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I have a multi-WAN router and use this for backup connection and separately route all of my (isolated) IOT VLAN traffic through this connection. Router is also configured to automatically failover all other VLAN traffic to the Xfinity Now connection in the event our primary fiber circuit goes down.
Primary connection is 940/940Mbps Quantum fiber which has been stable for 5+ years (initially Centurylink, transitioned to Quantum branding).
Was curious to see how a very connected household (even our cat litterbox is on the IOT VLAN) and ran solely on the Xfinity Now 100/10Mbps connection for a full week. Zero issues. Can easily handle a pair of 4k streams (2 adult household). Latency is pretty good and no issues with gaming (WoW on PC and various PS5/Xbox Series X games). Actual throughput exceeded the advertised 100/10Mbps by about 10% (110/11Mbps was average via Ookla Speedtest to closest Xfinity speedtest server/node).
The only downside I see is that the modem is not great and cannot be swapped out; only replaced with same model AFAIK. It was simple enough to put it into bridge mode and assign WAN IP to my router, however. Even in the bridged mode the modem will broadcast/share 'NOW WiFi Pass' SSID which means anyone who subscribes to the Xfinity Now Wifi pass can consume your limited bandwidth and there is no way to disable that I've been able to find.
TLDR; for streaming, gaming, and scenarios where throughput isn't a huge requirement this is a more than adequate option.
This is Comcast selling excess bandwidth to the unbanked. For unlimited this is good as usually it's $40-$45 at the best contractual rates, however I bet like MVNO's these are deprioritized when oversubscribed.
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