Dsl Light Flashing On Modem

but it is unsettling to have the upstream light flashing

Switched from DSL internet to Cable internet recently. Didn’t like the idea or renting a modem from the cable company, so went with this one. It works flawlessly, and is crazy fast. Pair it with a netgear router and you’ll be set...

This modem/router for DSL works great. Set-up was really easy and I had never set up a router before. It does have a reset that isn't a button; you have to use a paper clip to push it in, but it does work. All in all, no problems and seems to be working fine.

I switched from DSL to Cable and I needed to buy a cable modem I was sure of instead of making monthly payments for an off-brand piece of cable company equipment. Since I already owned a Netgear M900 high-speed router which works perfectly, the choice was clear. Installation was simple and 4K streaming is Crazy Good!

This router actually helped my poor internet connection just hooking it up to a DSL modem. It processes wifi incredibly giving us glitch free, high definition streaming to more devices than ever before!

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

That an esential acsessory for DSL

Canon RF 24-105 L IS USM. Small, light and razor sharp. I just got this lens, I have taken some nature shoots, and portrait, all have exceeded my expectations! I am still learning this lens and the Canon EOS R. This is a huge step up from DSL to DSL R . A big plus in even higher ISO's the resolution !. SJ

Canon RF 24-105 L IS USM. Small, light and razor sharp. I just got this lens, I have taken some nature shoots, and portrait, all have exceeded my expectations! I am still learning this lens and the Canon EOS R. This is a huge step up from DSL to DSL R . A big plus in even higher ISO's the resolution !.    SJ

Probably my last DSL before everything goes mirrorless but this camera is worth it. As a long time Nikon DSL user, the immediate learning curve is quick. Very good layout. I was surprised by how light and actually small the body was. Everyone says mirrorless bodies are so much more compact but I don't find the D780 to be heavy or cumbersome at all. Besides needing a major upgrade in tech and going full frame, high on my list were focusing systems and low light capability. This camera does both very well. It's first real workout was shooting swimming at an indoor pool for my daughter's swim team. Low light and fast action, so this was a good test. The various focus options are excellent; with choices between focus areas, and tracking combined with shutter burst modes you are sure to get the money shot in most sequences. The focus system kept up with the swimmers, it was very fast. Low light handling has come a long way. Indoor pool lighting is horrible but at about ISO 800 I was able to get good exposure and speed. After the pool tests, I'm confident this camera will be able to handle anything outdoors or any other creative situations I throw at it. Regarding battery life, I shot heavy for two hours and the battery indicator might have moved one notch. I have one 64gig memory card which yields 1.2k exposures (raw). And to think there are actually dual cards slots so you have a ton of space to shoot. (I don't do video). The display screen is awesome for review and you can scroll through the many picture review options (depending on what you set in the menu) that we are all familiar with; histograms, highlights, focus, etc. The touch screen zoom is great for checking focus. I am looking forward to digging in a little more as time goes on but I can tell this camera will be great for some time to come and glad I finally upgraded.