The web interface has basic and advanced modes. The C6300 being DOCSIS 3.0 means it can take full advantage of my updated Comcast Blast speeds (112/12). That's what I did for this review. Netgear really should improve this area. The Netgear R6300's front-end takes a friendly, colour-coded approach and offers a quick status overview of the internet, wireless, parental and security settings. Only 1 USB port and it 2.0. Cons: The interface is horribly slow. Only minimal use as of now, but no intermittent speeds and much less dropping signal. 3.1 Why You Should Buy Best Netgear C6300 Specs from Amazon; 3.2 How to Choose the Best Netgear C6300 Specs (with Price and Reviews) Follow Us. My favorite thing about this modem/router is it's ability to see my existing access points I have set up in my house. I typically see them both together; however, this menu separates them into "Wireless Setup" for primary, and "Guest Network" for guest. Not deal breakers by any means, just preference. It took about 30 minutes back and forth with the amazon tech and finally got approved for a refund minus shipping. I really like the looks of the unit.
Cons: Well this modem/router is a bit large. NETGEAR C6300-100NAR DOCSIS 3.0 WiFi Cable Modem Router with AC1750... NETGEAR C6300-100NAR DOCSIS 3.0 WiFi Cable Modem Router with AC1750 16x4 Download speeds. Speed: 300Mps, like you would expect and as advertised by Netgear. I'm used to seeing "Access Control" under its own heading in the menu.
In addition, I tried this on both my home network (ATT UVERSE 6mb) and my business network (Comcast Business 16 download/16 upload) To measure the router's 802.11ac performance on the 5GHz frequency band, I configured a second R6300 as a wireless bridge and connected it to the AVADirect's ethernet port. To find MAC filtering (I had to search their manual for it), I have to go to Wireless Settings and click on a button called "Set Up Access List" next to the heading "Wireless Card Access List". This is another preference, but the menu system could be laid out better so that it's easier to find things and I don't need to drill down multiple pages to get to one item. The modem came fast and in excellent condition, just like new, Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2018. The R6300 doesn't offer quite as many features as Asus's 802.11ac router. Most 802.11n routers operating on the 5GHz frequency band can't reach the client at all here (the Asus RT-N66U being a notable exception). 5Ghz range was half that of the 2.4, as expected. Was hoping for better range, but it was the same, with more dropped signals. Same-room speeds jumped from 13.8MB/s downstream to 22.1MB/s, with upstream seeing a similarly large increase, jumping from 15.8MB/s to 21MB/s. The performance gaps, however, are not huge. I used a stopwatch to time how long it took the unit to copy a few files from a PC to the drive over the network (a write test), and then I copied a few files from the USB drive to the networked PC over the network (a read test). You will receive a verification email shortly. Netgear isn't manufacturing a media bridge; instead, the company recommends that consumers obtain two R6300 routers and configure one as a wireless bridge. It is a combo of a router and modem; No monthly charges.
works with Xfinity, Cablevison, Charter, Comcast, Cox, Optimum, Time Warner, Bright House Networks The signal from the router travels a more direct path to this location, even though it must pass through two insulated walls.
The turn of speed 802.11ac is starting to raise eyebrows.
I contacted my carrier and could get 50mps download with a cable but only 12 -13 on WiFi while 6 feet from the router. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Plus this gives you a bit more control. I have used this before and still have the same issues. It also has DynamicDNS services built right in! The one star is for the product , not amazon. Had issues with smart TV's and dropping signals that my other Netgear router doesn't have. The Buffalo AirStation 1750 was easy to dismiss, with its uninspiring 802.11ac performance. Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. Read our, Learn more about PCWorld's Digital Editions. You can choose which configuration you want for it.
The R6300 comes with two USB 2.0 ports to support sharing a network-attached USB storage device and a USB printer simultaneously. (Mine wasn’t working for a bit until I factory reset (there’s a small button on the back, hold it for 5 seconds)) Make sure there’s no overvoltage or anything relating to faulty electricity (I mean I’m no electrician). I found that odd. I uninstalled and all my problems went away. Making them not annoying (to me) All AP (access points) easily found with the AP scan feature.
Cons: Well this modem/router is a bit large. NETGEAR C6300-100NAR DOCSIS 3.0 WiFi Cable Modem Router with AC1750... NETGEAR C6300-100NAR DOCSIS 3.0 WiFi Cable Modem Router with AC1750 16x4 Download speeds. Speed: 300Mps, like you would expect and as advertised by Netgear. I'm used to seeing "Access Control" under its own heading in the menu.
In addition, I tried this on both my home network (ATT UVERSE 6mb) and my business network (Comcast Business 16 download/16 upload) To measure the router's 802.11ac performance on the 5GHz frequency band, I configured a second R6300 as a wireless bridge and connected it to the AVADirect's ethernet port. To find MAC filtering (I had to search their manual for it), I have to go to Wireless Settings and click on a button called "Set Up Access List" next to the heading "Wireless Card Access List". This is another preference, but the menu system could be laid out better so that it's easier to find things and I don't need to drill down multiple pages to get to one item. The modem came fast and in excellent condition, just like new, Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2018. The R6300 doesn't offer quite as many features as Asus's 802.11ac router. Most 802.11n routers operating on the 5GHz frequency band can't reach the client at all here (the Asus RT-N66U being a notable exception). 5Ghz range was half that of the 2.4, as expected. Was hoping for better range, but it was the same, with more dropped signals. Same-room speeds jumped from 13.8MB/s downstream to 22.1MB/s, with upstream seeing a similarly large increase, jumping from 15.8MB/s to 21MB/s. The performance gaps, however, are not huge. I used a stopwatch to time how long it took the unit to copy a few files from a PC to the drive over the network (a write test), and then I copied a few files from the USB drive to the networked PC over the network (a read test). You will receive a verification email shortly. Netgear isn't manufacturing a media bridge; instead, the company recommends that consumers obtain two R6300 routers and configure one as a wireless bridge. It is a combo of a router and modem; No monthly charges.
works with Xfinity, Cablevison, Charter, Comcast, Cox, Optimum, Time Warner, Bright House Networks The signal from the router travels a more direct path to this location, even though it must pass through two insulated walls.
The turn of speed 802.11ac is starting to raise eyebrows.
I contacted my carrier and could get 50mps download with a cable but only 12 -13 on WiFi while 6 feet from the router. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Plus this gives you a bit more control. I have used this before and still have the same issues. It also has DynamicDNS services built right in! The one star is for the product , not amazon. Had issues with smart TV's and dropping signals that my other Netgear router doesn't have. The Buffalo AirStation 1750 was easy to dismiss, with its uninspiring 802.11ac performance. Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. Read our, Learn more about PCWorld's Digital Editions. You can choose which configuration you want for it.
The R6300 comes with two USB 2.0 ports to support sharing a network-attached USB storage device and a USB printer simultaneously. (Mine wasn’t working for a bit until I factory reset (there’s a small button on the back, hold it for 5 seconds)) Make sure there’s no overvoltage or anything relating to faulty electricity (I mean I’m no electrician). I found that odd. I uninstalled and all my problems went away. Making them not annoying (to me) All AP (access points) easily found with the AP scan feature.