As one of the leading models for use with Mediacom, Midco, RCN Suddenlink and Optimum cable companies, the DG3270 is an all around powerhouse that will ensure broad connection throughout your home. With its dual-band concurrent 3x3 wireless radios, you'll be sure to have a strong WiFi signal, even in the furthest reaches of your small to medium sized home.
Stay connected and take advantage of all the services your plan offers with this model since it works for internet, voice, data and video streaming! Upgraded with MoCA2.0 and its superior high power wide coverage 802.11ac Dual Band Concurrent wireless radios, you won't be disappointed. Own your DG3270 today and stop paying modem rental fees to your provider!
Manually control all the settings and features in this unit with the help of the remote GUI panel. There are plenty of settings to choose from that will help customize your network to meet your specific needs. Whether you're kicking your child off the network for bedtime, or you're changing the WiFi network name or password, you can feel in full control of your DG3270!
This Arris cable modem is primarily used and is compatible with Mediacom, Midco, Optimum, RCN, Suddenlink, WOW!, CableOne, & other service providers in most areas. To verify that this model will work in your area, always contact your service provider's customer service prior to placing your order with us to confirm that this model will work with your service plan. Some service plan speeds may not be supported.
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