Spectrum Cable Vs 5G Internet Speed Test Review

Replaced my spectrum modem with this one. No more dropped internet and my speed is constant.

Excellent router, provides 4G LTE-5G speed backup internet service Highly recommended!!!

I have gigabit internet and I am able to attain full speed with this cable.

Just upgraded our internet and got rid of cable switching from spectrum (100 Mbps) to WOW (1 gbps) internet. Ran a few speed tests and only ever managed to top out at around 700 Mbps. Switched over to this Netgear modem and got rid of the wow provided one and now Im getting 950 Mbps. Love it and highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Netgear 5g given me the speed I have been paying for. I had netgear for years and until my cable had an issue I did not realize my speed was held up because I had not changed my router for the newer ones that can handle the speeds. I NEVER had any problems with Netgear so I wanted to buy that same brand again.

I have Xfinity and one day I decide to do a speed test, I’m paying for gigabit internet and was barely getting 70 mbps with their provided router. I decided to upgrade and this thing WORKS it was an easy install, a lot smaller than the previous one and handles my internet speed easily no bottlenecks or anything. I have previously bought net gear and ended up coming back I know where my business will always be!

The Netgear CM1000 was a breeze to setup and once registered, I ran an internet speed test to find out that I was now getting the maximum speed for my service. Highly recommend it.

This modem allows me to use my gigabyte Internet to its full capacity with no problem. Speed test shows 965 MB per second Internet speed download.

I have been using this cable for 1-2 weeks since it was delivered. I have used it to connect my 2023 MacbookAir to a tp-link Archer A9 router via a Plugable model UD-6950H docking station. It seems like the internet goes in and the internet comes out OK. In the 1-2 weeks I have used this cable, I have not had the opportunity to test it in an environment where shielding is necessary, but I do enough weird stuff that it is nice to preemptively eliminate that possible root cause. The green is green. All my other cords are black, I'm not sure why. It has a nice flexibility: stiff enough to feel sturdy or durable, but not so unforgiving to remember that one time when it was wound up pretty tight by someone who didn't know any better. I wish I could be more like this cord. I would buy another one if I needed it, but that is hopefully unlikely. I can't recommend this cord over all others, I don't have the technical capacity to test and make that type of recommendation, but I'm not unhappy with its performance over the past couple weeks.

I already had one of these outdoors but needed to do a point-to-point link to allow my 5G internet device to serve my home network. I found that they work great for point-to-point links too, serving up more than the 5g device will support. You do need to use the Ubiquiti config server but that does make it fairly easy to standardize your config across all your APs. Supports VLANs to for extra fun. Includes the PoE injector in case you need one.