Cox Communications Doorbell Camera

Plugged in and connected to Cox cable. Setup instructions from Netgear walked me through setup with Cox Communications. Plugged in my Nighthawk Router and was in business. So far a strong and reliable connection. First time I have been able to take advantage of the advanced speeds I am receiving from Cox.

I was told by Cox communications during a recent service ticket that my modem was old and DOCSIS 3.1 technology was now available in my local area. I decided to purchase a modem vs. leasing one. All I can say is Wow! What a huge difference it made in my download speed. Even my wireless network speed increased and when streaming I no longer have delays. It is instant! I am guaranteed 100Mbps but I am seeing 150 Mbps with this new modem. I highly recommend purchasing this modem and running a separate router.

Works as advertised. I use mine to monitor my new ring doorbell camera.

This particular doorbell camera has a great lens and very easy to install.

used for control of communications equipment

Good for emergency communications equipment

I work in higher education and my communications office bought this to use with our Nikon D3300 DSLR to make low-budget promotional videos that don't require a professional videographer. The sound quality far exceeds the camera's built-in mic and an old hand-held shotgun mic we inherited. The wind-guard it comes with helps a lot on windy days and it mounts on the camera's flash shoe.

This is the shortest extension tube by Canon. It allow full communications between the camera and the lens. Normally used for macrophotography. This extension tube can allow stacking of 2 Canon L teleconverters. This makes it possible great magnification but at the cost of multiple f stops (2 to 4 depending on the teleconverters used) and decreases sharpness, but in a pinch, it works.

No issues besides not compatible with Cox's gigablast but every other plan.

I really like this cable modem. It puts out over 2 GB on the Cox communication.