NETGEAR Orbi Cable Modem Router Combo Mesh System (CBK752) DOCSIS 3.1 – AX4200 WiFi 6 (4.2 Gbps) – Certified with Xfinity (up to 900Mbps, Spectrum & Cox (up to 1Gbps) – Covers 5,000 sq.ft.

I had a horrendous experience installing the Orbi CBR750 (router portion of package). Registering with Xfinity never worked and trying to get past the Xfinity automated assistant was the worst experience of my life. Something that should have taken 5 minutes, maybe 20, with a real support person, took hours.I used the web interface as I didn't want a trial activation of the Netgear Armour stuff. Before disconnecting your existing cable modem/router, download the firmware for the CBR750 (cable modem/router) and RBS750 (satellite). Connect the CBR750 and power it and the RBS750. Follow the instr

With my job being converted to 100% remote as a result of the pandemic, it was time for a network upgrade. We had a 2.4Ghz dual band Netgear modem router combo from circa de 2012. With pretty much any electronic device now requiring some sort of WiFi connection to at least set the device up, and all of my work gear requiring full time connection at home, 3 kids and a wife with a heavy social media presence, we were stepping all over each other. One child might start a streaming video while wife is on a Zoom meeting and I have to join a Teams call for work, someone is going to end up on the sho

I bought a Netgear Orbi CB750 that worked great for about 2-3 weeks!It was a breeze connecting to the Netgear Orbi app and getting the connection process started. Just a few simple steps and then call my ISP (Spectrum) so they can complete the process and get me online.After about 2-3 weeks of great service in most of the house, I tried moving the satellite a few feet down a hall to help extend coverage into the living room and possibly get some juice in the backyard. Unplugged it a few times and connected it to a surge protector, which Netgear does recommend. After a few days, I started havin

After going back and fourth, I decided to pull the trigger on this Netgear Orbi 752 series. I have Xfinity service, and have rented the gateway for several years now. I attempted to purchase the older Netgear Orbi series mesh router a couple years back before AX came out. The setup was very annoying, and I was unsure about the overall benefit, so I returned and stayed with the Xfinity gateway. I went ahead and gave this Orbi series a chance as it was a modem & router combo, with a satellite. The install for me was straight forward, and it gives you specific instructions through the app setup t

I recently purchased this cable modem to replace my personal cable modem with Xfinity. The reasons for replacement: capitalize on Xfinity download speed capabilities, extend the WI-FI range to cover my deck and full house, and connect satellite directly to game via CAT5 (Speed at the game console).If you have never replaced the Xfinity cable modem with your own, I would not suggest you start with Orbi or else plan to hire an experienced person. This is not a task for the novice and will require patience and re-try over and over.The first part is to have Xfinity recognize your Orbit and there a

The Orbi cable router modem combo was easy to install. It took a little time to get it connected to the internet once Spectrum activated it (we’re talking 3-4 minutes) on their side but once it was connected, it’s lightning fast! The one issue that I do have is that it doesn’t have 2 separate connection options for 2.4GHz and 5GHz. I have an older switch that only works on 2.4GHz and it doesn’t recognize the router. Other than that, everything else connected perfectly.

Connectivity is great! The 3.1 modem is on point with delivering over the 1000/35 I'm subscribed to when using an Ethernet cable every single time. Wifi is good too. The 2.4 signal covers my 1800 square foot home perfectly, even without the satellite. Adding the satellite, I can use my own wifi at my mother-in-law's house next door (believe it or not, I love her being my neighbor lol). The 5 signal doesn't reach quite as far, but it still covers the house well, and on it, I hit about 800/30 in almost all areas of my house including the back yard! Pro's that have specific VPN and/or other advan

Router (with one satellite) works as intended and is a compatible replacement for the Cox Panoramic router (activation through Cox Communications is required). Provides coverage for my 2,300 sq ft home.Initial setup wasn’t completely plug-and-play. I had some trouble getting the satellite to connect, but after a few reboots and following the instructions carefully, I was able to get everything working. What I did to get it to work, who knows... it just started working.Since setup, performance has been solid with no noticeable connection drops, and it handles 1 Gbps internet speeds without issu