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ARRIS - SURFboard 16 x 4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem - White
Model:SB6183
SKU:9082019
User rating, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 6123 reviews.
4.7(6,123 Reviews)- 162 Answered Questions
Highly rated by customers for: Set up, Speed, Price
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Description
This ARRIS SURFboard 16 x 4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem features Gigabit Ethernet connectivity and offers DOCSIS 3.0 channel bonding of up to 16 download and 4 upload channels for optimal performance.
Features
Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
Makes it easy to connect to your home network.
Cable modem
Provides DOCSIS 3.0 channel bonding of up to 16 download and 4 upload channels.
More than 600 Mbps downstream speeds and more than 100 Mbps upstream speeds
For rapid data transfer.
RF immunity
Protects against interference.
MoCA reject filter
For interoperation of MoCA and DOCSIS networks.
Supports IPv4 and IPv6 standards
To suit your needs.
Note: Ask your cable company if they support DOCSIS cable modems. DOCSIS (Data over Cable Service Interface Specification) is the industry standard for cable-based Internet access service
What's Included
- Owner's manual
- SURFboard 16 x 4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem
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Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between the SB6141 & SB6183?I see a definite price difference between these two and want to know what I get with the more expensive one.
Asked by Chowguy.
- A:Answer The difference between the 6141 and the 6183 is the number of pipelines the Modem will handle. To give you a better idea: http://www.arrisi.com/modems/datasheet/SB6141/SB6141_Data_Sheet.pdf vs http://www.arrisi.com/consumer/_docs/Co-branded_DataSheet_05Jun/SB6183_DataSheet_05Jun.pdf The 6141 is more ideal for people who are not into the higher tier, high speed connections as they will only have 8 pipe lines for Data versus the 6183 with 16. Unless you are really planning on switching over to a higher tier plan, you will not use the full 16 pipes or gain the higher speed as it will be the ISP provider who will make use of the pipeline channels. The flipside, though, even with the lower tier plans, is that with the additional channels, if a few of them are flakey, you have other pipeline channels to fall back on. The important question for you is if you really want to spend the extra money for the additional channels of support, knowing you will not upgrade to a higher tier plan and whether or not your connection to the internet is 'flakey' or fairly stable. If it is fairly stable, go with the 6141, don't spend the money on the 6183. If you plan on going to the higher tier plan or your current plan shows a lot of noisy/error channels and connection must be 'rock solid'... You may want to consider the 6183. Note, the 6183 will not necessarily guarantee the BEST connection status over the 6141, even after what I said. You will want your ISP to look over your cable connection first before seriously looking at a modem as well. I only state the 6183 will probably help with connectivity given the additional channels for the ISP to rely on, but an expensive modem will not be able to overcome a bad cable run.
Answered by SKasai
Q: QuestionI have optimum online internet will this modem work with optimum? I currently have an arris modem from them & pay 4.95 monthly
Asked by BigAl.
- A:Answer Yes this will work with Optimum. You will have to call them to provision the modem for your account. Once provisioned and working, you will need to return the arris modem to them and make sure you get a receipt for the return. The will note your account that you are using your own modem and you will not pay the rental fee. Please note that this modem does not support Optimum Voice, so if you are using that service you will not be able to get it with this modem.
Answered by Omnos
Q: Questioncan this modem be used with a telephone line tooi have comcast triple play, internet, phone, and cable can this modem handle all 3
Asked by julep.
- A:Answer There isn't a phone line connection port in the back of this modem. I canned my Xfinity phone service; almost always use my cell anyway and the majority of calls on the Comcast phone were telemarketers (robots mostly).
Answered by GregM
Q: QuestionDo I need a router as well with this modem?I bought the Docsis 3.0 modem through Best Buy, I was recommended through mediacom, They said the docsis 3.0 that they use has a router built in, do all the Docsis 3.0 modems have routers built in?
Asked by JLY.
- A:Answer This modem does not include a router. It is not true that all DOCSIS 3.0 modems have built-in routers.
Answered by goonboy
Q: QuestionIs this compatible for Suddenlink?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Mine works great with Suddenlink.
Answered by Brobe55
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Cox communications
Asked by Mike.
- A:Answer Yes, the box lists compatible cable providers: Xfinity, Time Warner, Cox, Bright House Networks.
Answered by Panar
Q: Questionwill the sb 6141 arris modem work with windows 10 on comcast internet
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer This modem will work with Comcast. Windows 10 is irrelevant.
Answered by Glen
Q: Questiondoes it work with Apple?I have a mac & Comcast / Exfinity?
Asked by Jay.
- A:Answer Yes!! I have a brand new Mac Book Pro. Buy the adapter for thernet to thunderbolt and this works great!!!
Answered by Kdub
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