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expiredphoinix | Staff posted May 23, 2026 4:56 AM
$6.16* | (Refurb) ARRIS SBG10-RB Modem Router Combo at Amazon
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ARRIS (SBG10-RB) - Modem Router Combo - DOCSIS 3.0 16 x 4 Gigabit & AC1600 WiFi, [Check with your provider for compatibility]400 Mbps Max Internet Speeds - Renewed
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$4.28 lower (41% savings) than the typical price of $10.44
$38.78 lower (86% savings) than the previous price of $44.94
*Previous Frontpage Deal at $6.55 with 19 Deal Score and 28 comments.
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ARRIS (SBG10-RB) - Modem Router Combo - DOCSIS 3.0 16 x 4 Gigabit & AC1600 WiFi, [Check with your provider for compatibility]400 Mbps Max Internet Speeds - Renewed
Price
$4.28 lower (41% savings) than the typical price of $10.44
$38.78 lower (86% savings) than the previous price of $44.94
*Previous Frontpage Deal at $6.55 with 19 Deal Score and 28 comments.
Customer reviews
3.9⭐ / 1,302
200+ bought in past month
amazon.com/dp/B098PCVQ52 [amazon.com]
Please report the deal if expired (click report -> expired)
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Amazon [amazon.com] has (Refurb) ARRIS SBG10-RB Modem Router Combo for $6.16.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
ARRIS (SBG10-RB) - Modem Router Combo - DOCSIS 3.0 16 x 4 Gigabit & AC1600 WiFi, [Check with your provider for compatibility]400 Mbps Max Internet Speeds - Renewed
Price
$4.28 lower (41% savings) than the typical price of $10.44
$38.78 lower (86% savings) than the previous price of $44.94
*Previous Frontpage Deal at $6.55 with 19 Deal Score and 28 comments.
Customer reviews
3.9⭐ / 1,302
200+ bought in past month
amazon.com/dp/B098PCVQ52 [amazon.com]
Please report the deal if expired (click report -> expired)
My other deals
#pfpd
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
ARRIS (SBG10-RB) - Modem Router Combo - DOCSIS 3.0 16 x 4 Gigabit & AC1600 WiFi, [Check with your provider for compatibility]400 Mbps Max Internet Speeds - Renewed
Price
$4.28 lower (41% savings) than the typical price of $10.44
$38.78 lower (86% savings) than the previous price of $44.94
*Previous Frontpage Deal at $6.55 with 19 Deal Score and 28 comments.
Customer reviews
3.9⭐ / 1,302
200+ bought in past month
amazon.com/dp/B098PCVQ52 [amazon.com]
Please report the deal if expired (click report -> expired)
My other deals
#pfpd
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"ARRIS (SBG10-RB) - Modem Router Combo - DOCSIS 3.0 16 x 4 Gigabit & AC1600 WiFi, [Check with your provider for compatibility]400 Mbps Max Internet Speeds - Renewed"
Cropping out the tech specs/limitations is sketchy OP
"ARRIS (SBG10-RB) - Modem Router Combo - DOCSIS 3.0 16 x 4 Gigabit & AC1600 WiFi, [Check with your provider for compatibility]400 Mbps Max Internet Speeds - Renewed"
Cropping out the tech specs/limitations is sketchy OP
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that might help answer what difference it makes having a router vs not having a router
No tech community commenter will recommend using the ISP's router. Up to you to learn why, or to keep shilling.
No tech community commenter will recommend using the ISP's router. Up to you to learn why, or to keep shilling.
If you're gonna keep parroting an empty response, go ahead and lay out some facts. If your ISP provides a free modem that is simply a modem, or an all in one that supports bridge mode, then they can always confirm connectivity to the modem. That saves a huge headache when something is wrong on the signal level, or even a local node. You then provide your own router - switch - APs. I work in networking every day 'bro.' There's no way I would rely on a cheap consumer modem/router combo like this to be able to handle or even have the capability to handle vlans, vpn, ddns, local dns (pihole/adguard). Not even considering my work IT site, I personally have a pretty robust home network. ISP provided (free) modem, ubiquiti gear controller / switches / APs, all that handle multiple vpns, dns, ddns, vlans for IoT, cameras, etc, as well as linux servers for a myriad of docker containers ranging from my whole home automation with home assistant to Plex. So let me know what you find out from a 'tech community commenter' when you're able. Unless you're misunderstanding all of this and don't realize the difference between a modem and router.
To begin with. I never said use ISP router. I said use ISP modem.
If you're gonna keep parroting an empty response, go ahead and lay out some facts. If your ISP provides a free modem that is simply a modem, or an all in one that supports bridge mode, then they can always confirm connectivity to the modem. That saves a huge headache when something is wrong on the signal level, or even a local node. You then provide your own router - switch - APs. I work in networking every day 'bro.' There's no way I would rely on a cheap consumer modem/router combo like this to be able to handle or even have the capability to handle vlans, vpn, ddns, local dns (pihole/adguard). Not even considering my work IT site, I personally have a pretty robust home network. ISP provided (free) modem, ubiquiti gear controller / switches / APs, all that handle multiple vpns, dns, ddns, vlans for IoT, cameras, etc, as well as linux servers for a myriad of docker containers ranging from my whole home automation with home assistant to Plex. So let me know what you find out from a 'tech community commenter' when you're able. Unless you're misunderstanding all of this and don't realize the difference between a modem and router.
I guess u don't realize that only complete tech illiterates will think what you're saying about using ISP equipment isn't a farce.
But I guess there's room for a shill troll in every forum.
I guess u don't realize that only complete tech illiterates will think what you're saying about using ISP equipment isn't a farce.
But I guess there's room for a shill troll in every forum.
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