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ARRIS Surfboard Docsis 8X4 Cable Modem / Telephone / N300 Router Certified for XFINITY – Download Speed: 343 Mbps (TG862R)

The TG862R is a telephony Gateway designed for XFINITY customers desiring to own their device. Using DOCSIS 3.0 technology the TG862R provides high-speed data service using bonded send and receive channels for greater bandwidth. The TM822R includes 2 Voice ports for 1ST and 2nd line telephony services. It also includes a N300 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Router for light moderate duty applications, but can be disabled to use a separate Router if needed. A battery backup option is available to provide emergency services in the event of a power outage in the home. Using multi-processor technology, the TG862R can achieve High bandwidth performance without affecting Voice quality, a historical ARRIS product standard for the best in service performance.

Product Features

  • Certified for use with Comcast Xfinity Internet & Voice Service
  • This device does not support XFINITY Home Security or Home Control Service without also having an XFINITY Home Router from Comcast
  • 3 products-in-1: Cable Modem + Wi-Fi Router + Xfinity telephony. 2.4 GHz N300 Router good for moderate population applications less than 2000 sq. ft., can be disabled if needed to use another Router
  • 8 DOWNLOAD and 4 UPLOAD Channels best for Internet plans up to 100 Mbps. Xfinity Cable Internet service is required to use this product
  • 2 Telephony (VOIP) ports and 4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports. Optional battery backup (sold separately) for placing and receiving voice calls during power outages

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Comments

Lenski99 says:

Works Perfectly with Comcast. I have had Comcast for 8-9 years, and have been paying for modem rentals all that time. It started out at $5/mo., then $7, now $10. Up until this point I had 2 separate modems, 1 for internet and one for phone (EMTA). I never wanted one of their wireless gateway all-in-ones because I run my own home network, router and WAP.I wanted to replace my Comcast devices for quite a while, and could have done so for the internet side of things, but there were no phone capable units sold for…

JM says:

Great Product and Terrible Installation On paper this product has a lot of potential. However it seems that there was no testing and release plan from the part of Comcast to support this product and train their help desk team. Also, Arris does not care what Comcast is doing or saying about this product. They don’t even talk to each other.I bought the unit because the Comcast help desk suggested that the device is supported as documented on the Comcast mydeviceinfo web page.I experienced many issues trying to…

rc says:

Install Was A Breeze – USB Ports are Worthless I had many problems with my AT&T service, and being that I work from home I could not afford another outage. I decided to switch to Comcast, ordered the service via on-line and found the closest install time was a week and a half away. I found that you could do a self install, did a quick search for modems, and bought this as a “future proof” solution. When the modem arrived, I connected it to the cable, connected the PC via wireless and browsed to Google. Comcasts’s activation…

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