Dlink DCM202

Pros: Speed, solid connection, easy to update firmware.

Cons: Having to update the firmware.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this D-link product.

Review: I was planning converting from DSL to cable internet and I did not want to buy a modem from Comcast at about $140.00. I finally settled on this modem for two reasons. 1. My network includes a D-link router and D-link wireless cards and I assumed that ...

Pros: Cheaper than the others. Works well.

Cons: None really.

The Bottom Line: Why pay more for the others when this one will do the same thing for less?!

Review: I am a Comcast internet user. I have read about all the problems on the internet people were having using this modem with Comcast internet service. I bought this modem at Best Buy for $59.99 with a $10 rebate. This is cheaper than the $80 they were ...

Pros: Obscenely fast transfer rate, rock solid connection, easy setup

Cons: For Comcast customers, requires firmware upgrade

The Bottom Line: Unequivocally, buy this modem. It is the fastest I have used, and I have had no reliability problems with it.

Review: My cable company is Charter and the free rental period on a Motorola SB4100 was about to expire so I purchased this modem. Called the cable company to update my MAC. Plugged it in and within 2 minutes I was online. It couldn't have been simpler. ...

Pros: Low-Cost, 24/7 Technical Support, FAST signal acquisition

Cons: Having to send-in rebate

The Bottom Line: FAR better than POS cable modem you'll lease from Comcast... Highly recommend!

Review: I've had the modem for about five days now. Hooking it up was a snap. It detected the cable signal nearly instantly. This, as compared to the RCA cable modem I was leasing through Comcast which would take between 10 seconds and 2 minutes to acquire ...

Pros: it lasts for a long time, minor problems, easy installation

Cons: price, lost connection at least once a month

The Bottom Line: It is not a bad modem to get and it is very easy to install

Review: Introduction In Oct 2006, we decided to leave Verizon DSL and switched our high-speed internet service to Comcast Cable High-Speed Internet because I had a very bad experience with the Verizon customer service people regarding the DSL and phone ...

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Review: There are certain things that you don’t want to notice. Cable modems are one of those things. I like staying connected to the Internet and when I’m not, I tend to take notice. There are very few things that will prevent me from being online. Power ...

Pros: Decent speed, easy setup.

Cons: Loses connection, early unexplained death

The Bottom Line: The bottom line has a 14.4k modem to connect to its local BBS.

Review: When we first got cable access, we needed a DOCSIS compliant cable modem and the first name I thought of was D-Link. Why? Well, I have been using D-Link hubs, switches and network cards since the days of Windows 95 and Mandrake 5 so I figured this ...

Pros: cheap.

Cons: network drops consistently (about twice a day)

Review: I purchased this modem back in October. It cost me $54, but it promised a $20 rebate. I received the product in Mid July 2006 and I sent the rebate. Today, December 20, I still have not received the rebate. I called their rebate center back in September ...

Pros: Ease of use, small packaging footprint, indicator labeling clarity.

Cons: Runs hot. Early mortality.

Review: Made in China. That should say it all. I had this modem for just over a year. Pointedly, that took it just beyond the warranty. While it lasted, it ran well, but hot. Then, the converter in the AC power cord failed, nearly bursting into flames. ...

Pros: Small and light weight. Cheap.

Cons: Issues...Way to many

Review: Comcast Customers, be aware. I've had tons of issues, nearly 4 Tech Support Agents came out and over 10 calls in 2 months. Pay $10 extra and save your ...