The Netgear CM1000 is a cutting-edge addition to the DOCSIS 3.1 lineup from Netgear. Here are the details:
CM1000 Compatibility:
The CM1000 is compatible with a wide range of US cable providers, including Comcast, Atlantic Broadband, Brighthouse, Charter, Cox, Mediacom, Sparklight (or CableOne), Spectrum, Time Warner Cable, Suddenlink, WOW!, and other smaller providers. However, it's always recommended to confirm compatibility with your service provider before ordering, as compatibility lists may change periodically, and your provider may not recommend this model for your specific service plan or region due to firmware.
CM1000 Speeds:
Equipped with DOCSIS 3.1 technology, the CM1000 supports blazing speeds up to 1 Gbps for downloads. DOCSIS 3.1 enhances network stability, reliability, and speed compared to previous versions.
Additional Features:
Easy Activation: The CM1000 comes provisioned for easy activation from home, eliminating the need for a technician to visit your home for installation.
Gigabit Ethernet Port: Connect any wireless router to the CM1000's Gigabit Ethernet port to add WiFi to your home network instantly. Enjoy seamless connectivity for online gaming, downloading large files, video chatting, and more.
What's Included:
Will this work with my internet company?
The Netgear CM1000 is compatible with Mediacom, Atlantic Broadband, Brighthouse, Comcast, Cox, Sparklight/CableOne, Spectrum, Charter, Time Warner, and other providers in most areas. Always contact your service provider's customer service to confirm compatibility with your specific service plan before placing your order.
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