Pros: I bought this for my mother in law who is elderly. I have not had one issue with this modem. Not even a rest. I would highly recommend and am purchasing another one

Cons: NO cons

Pros: Easy installation. WOW agent activated over phone with no issues. Running 170mb down 10 mins up (110/10 package). Had to continually reset company provided modem, not so with this one.

Cons: No battery backup on power failure.

Pros: Works fine with Cox Internet.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Streaming movies and getting kicked off line was becoming a big pain in my house. A friend suggested I should replace the modem. This was the answer, since I still had the original modem from installation about 10 years ago. I owned the modem and never gave it a second thought. This unit was on a list of compatible modems on the Cox website. It was also the most affordable, with NewEgg offering the best price I could find on the Internet. So I ordered it and it arrived two days later. It only took minutes to install, I just went on the Cox website and it recognized the modem after I entered my information. It was a total of about 10 minutes. I am very happy with my internet speed and service, and streaming movies is a dream. I will mention that this does not seem to support the telephone service, but I am planning on dropping that service anyhow. Overall, this was a very good purchase!

Pros: Worked right out of the box.

Cons: It gets a little warm.

Pros: Resolves T3 connection errors which plague Moto SBs.

Cons: Between the hours of 10PM-12AM to 2AM there still does appear to be a connection loss due to the T3 error, however the modem appears to reconnect on it's own given a couple seconds to a few minutes.

Other Thoughts: Purchased to replace an existing Moto SB due to T3 errors which resulted in constant connection loss and rebooting of modem itself.

I've taken an egg off due to the fact there is still connection loss even though the modem is able to reconnect on it's own given time.

I still consider the modem in a testing phase as my ownership has not been very long.

Pros: fast

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Beats paying Time Warner a modem rental fee every month. This paid for itself in less than a year!

Pros: Solid.

I've had this thing for about a year, now, which means it's paid for itself in the fees I've saved renting one from [the evil cable company which shan't be named]. It's very solid (I think I've rebooted it about 4 times since I bought it, and 3 of them were because of ISP outages).

If you're thinking about buying a DOCSIS 3 modem, look no further - this is an excellent purchase.

Cons: Management interface could be easier to navigate/function better on various browsers.

Other Thoughts: My uplink only has half the channels bonded, but I would assume.

As other reviewers (here and elsewhere) have said, this box gets a little warm for me, but that doesn't seem to be a problem as it is still performing it's duties without complaint. It is considerably less warm than the DSL modem/router combination device I was provided by my last ISP and does not emit an ozone smell.

Pros: My old modem from time Warner limited me at about 22 mb/s when im paying for 50 mb/s so bought this and am now running at around 56.4 mb/s downloads through steam reach 7 mb/s.

Cons: Time Warner needs to offer 100 mb/s in my area.

Other Thoughts: Really happy i bought this no more waiting on a simple web page to load for 10-20 seconds.

Pros: Solved all issues. Stability is rock solid

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Time Warner had been to my house 4x recently. Each time they cut off some fittings and replace them with new ones. Then they unplug the modem and replace it with one they took from someone else's house. I told them that there was something wrong with the modem and requested a brand new one since I am actually renting it, but they gave another used one. Hence buying this, stinks that it took an hour on the phone with them, just to find out that she put the mac address in her system wrong.

Pros: Works as advertised. No problems. Cost: I was paying 8 bucks/month in rental fees for Comcast's lousy Ubee modem.

Cons: A little trouble the first night getting Comcast to recognize the modem.

Other Thoughts: I already had an "n" wireless router so a just bought the cable/modem version. In hind sight, it would have been nice to have only 1 device to plug in.