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Best OverallA tidy all-in-one for Xfinity, Spectrum or Cox homes that want a modern cable modem and fast WiFi from one box. It does not work with several named providers such as Verizon and AT&T, nor with bundled voice plans.
A tidy one box option for cable internet that also bundles a Roku stick. Only one wired port is listed, so homes with several wired devices will need a switch.
A one-box cable modem and Wi-Fi router for multi-gig cable plans on Xfinity, Cox or Spectrum. It needs cable internet from a listed provider, so fiber and DSL homes cannot use it.
A sound choice for a cable internet home on a gigabit or slower plan that wants one box instead of a rented modem and a separate router. Plans above the gigabit tier and fiber or DSL lines are outside its reach.
Popular PickThe Nighthawk combo suits cable subscribers on Xfinity, Spectrum or Cox who want one box for modem and WiFi. It is not compatible with Verizon, AT&T and several other providers, so check your service first.
A combined cable modem and dual-band router for a small home or apartment that wants one box between the wall and the devices. Wired ports are few, and the listing gives no downstream maximum.
A sensible all-in-one for a cable internet home that wants modem and router in one box. Wi-Fi runs on the older ac generation, and the listed coverage suits a modest home rather than a large one.
A single box for cable internet subscribers on Xfinity, Cox or Spectrum who want modem and Wi-Fi in one unit. The listing leaves out the DOCSIS version and Wi-Fi standard, so confirm those against your plan.
A combined cable modem and dual-band router for a home on a cable internet plan that wants to own its gateway. The port details in the listing are thin, so wired-heavy setups should confirm the port count and speed first.
A modem, router and voice adapter in one unit for Comcast Xfinity homes with internet and phone service. It is certified for Xfinity only, so customers of other cable providers should look elsewhere.
A modem and WiFi router in one box for basic cable plans up to its rated speed. It is too slow for modern gigabit tiers and does not support cable phone service.
A cable modem and Wi-Fi router in one box for Cox, Spectrum or Xfinity plans, set up and managed through an app. It does not work with fiber or DSL and does not support cable phone service.
A tidy all in one modem and router for an apartment on a modest cable plan with Xfinity, Spectrum or Cox. It cannot carry phone service and tops out at the lower speed tiers.
A three in one Xfinity modem, router and phone adapter that removes rental equipment for internet and home phone. It is limited to Xfinity plans up to its rated speed.
An all-in-one cable gateway for homes that want gigabit-class internet, Wi-Fi and phone service from one box. It uses an older Wi-Fi standard, and provider compatibility is not stated.
A two in one gateway for cable internet users on modest speed plans who want to stop renting a modem. Fiber and DSL customers cannot use it, and the Wi-Fi is the older single standard.
A basic modem and router in one for a small apartment on an entry-level cable plan. It cannot handle phone service, and its speed ceiling is low for faster plans.
A tidy modem and router in one for cable plans up to its approved speed, with app setup and parental controls. Faster plans and fiber or DSL lines are beyond it.
A carrier grade cable modem, router and voice gateway in one box for providers that support it, with phone ports and MoCA. It does not work with Comcast, and voice service depends on provider provisioning.
A strong single box upgrade for cable internet homes that want to replace a rented modem and add mesh coverage. It only works on cable service, so fiber and DSL customers should look elsewhere.
A cable modem and dual-band router in one box for large cable plans, with a strong processor and wired ports. It is cable only, and its size is not given in the listing.
A cable modem and dual-band router in one upright unit for cable internet customers. It does not work with fiber, DSL or satellite, and it has no phone jack.
A cable modem and dual-band router in one box, certified for two large cable providers. It works only on cable service, and port information in the listing is unclear.
A two-in-one DSL modem and dual band Wi-Fi router for homes on phone line internet. It does not work with cable internet or AT&T Uverse, so check your service type first.
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NETGEAR Nighthawk CAX80 Cable Modem WiFi 6 RouterModel CAX80-100NASARRIS Surfboard G34 Cable Modem and Wi-Fi 6 RouterModel G34NETGEAR Nighthawk CAX30 Cable Modem WiFi 6 RouterModel CAX30-200NASARRIS SBG10 Cable Modem Router Combo AC1600Model SBG10NETGEAR C7000 Cable Modem RouterModel C7000-1AZNASMotorola MG8702 Cable Modem and Wi-Fi Router AC3200Model MG8702ARRIS SURFboard SVG2482AC Cable Modem and Wi-Fi RouterModel SVG2482ACNETGEAR C3700 N600 Cable Modem RouterModel C3700ARRIS SBG7400AC2 Cable Modem Router ComboModel SBG7400AC2NETGEAR C6250 AC1600 Cable Modem RouterModel C6250These 10 modem router combos are the most searched brands and models among the established products in this category (monthly searches for each brand and model); on a tie, the one with more owner ratings ranks first. Product data comes from public Amazon listings (updated 2 days ago). We do not test products ourselves.
NETGEAR, ARRIS, Motorola, Linksys, Actiontec lead this category among the 6 brands that passed our curation checks.
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Cable and telephone-line modem router combos serve different incoming connections, while some gateways can also accept an internet connection from separate equipment. Start with the connection your provider supplies and whether it permits a customer-owned gateway. A standalone unit from the nearby Modems category may need a separate router to share the connection with household devices, so it is a different purchase if you want both functions in one enclosure.
Match the exact model to your provider’s supported equipment for your service and subscription speed, including upload speed if you regularly send large files or make video calls. An advertised transfer rate may describe a wireless connection or another interface, so identify what it measures before comparing it with your plan. Among the 11 products that list data transfer rate, most fall between 0.5 and 3.2 gbps, and 1.6 gbps is typical. Actual throughput depends on your provisioned service, the connected device and network conditions; an advertised wireless rate is not a prediction of internet download speed. The router network type values Cable and hybrid cannot by themselves tell you whether a unit supports your service. If your subscription includes telephone service, establish whether the combo supports it and has the required telephone connections.
The incoming connection’s location affects wireless coverage: a gateway in a distant corner may leave frequently used rooms poorly served. For coverage elsewhere, look for documented support for additional access points or a compatible mesh system, and establish whether that equipment is supplied or sold separately. For computers, televisions or storage devices you intend to wire directly, compare the local network port count and speeds with the connections those devices need. If you plan to retain an existing router, look for documented bridge mode so the combo can hand routing duties to it.
Before buying, compare the manual’s supported wireless security settings with your existing devices’ requirements; the security protocol values WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK do not tell you which settings are enabled by default. For a previously owned unit, confirm with the provider that it is eligible for activation and that any previous account association has been cleared. The package contents should identify the required power adapter and which service and network cables are supplied or sold separately. Establish how firmware updates reach the modem and router functions, who controls those updates, and whether support remains available for the exact model.
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