Will this work with Charter Spectrum Internet? null

Yes. Check the company's product list for updates. http://www.charter.net/support/internet/compliant-modems-charter-network/

You need to ask Charter. All service providers will give specific requirements for privately owned cable modems, often down to specific manufacturers and models. I'm sure Charter will expect the modem to be DOCSIS 3.0 (the most common protocal today for Data-Over-Cable), which this unit is. But in addition, you'll want to check with Charter on the specific unit (they usually have several "pre-certified" models that they've tested on their system to verify compatibility). The NETGEAR CM500 that I purchased (and highly recommend for anyone looking for excellent performance at a very reasonable price) was just one of many different units that my provider listed as acceptable. Also, NETGEAR's information indicated that it was guaranteed to work on my specific providers system. That "two way check" is important to do up-front.

should work great with all providers

Don't know it works great with Comcast Xfinity

I believe so but you might want to call and double check with Charter because Spectrum internet is newer so it may have limitations on which modems you can use, but I have not heard of any as of yet.

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Yes. Check the company's product list for updates. http://www.charter.net/support/internet/compliant-modems-charter-network/
Answered by ATech 10 years ago
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You need to ask Charter. All service providers will give specific requirements for privately owned cable modems, often down to specific manufacturers and models. I'm sure Charter will expect the modem to be DOCSIS 3.0 (the most common protocal today for Data-Over-Cable), which this unit is. But in addition, you'll want to check with Charter on the specific unit (they usually have several "pre-certified" models that they've tested on their system to verify compatibility). The NETGEAR CM500 that I purchased (and highly recommend for anyone looking for excellent performance at a very reasonable price) was just one of many different units that my provider listed as acceptable. Also, NETGEAR's information indicated that it was guaranteed to work on my specific providers system. That "two way check" is important to do up-front.
Answered by ElectricalEngineer 10 years ago
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should work great with all providers
Answered by bigGamer 10 years ago
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Don't know it works great with Comcast Xfinity
Answered by bubba 10 years ago
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I believe so but you might want to call and double check with Charter because Spectrum internet is newer so it may have limitations on which modems you can use, but I have not heard of any as of yet.
Answered by Stuntman0087 10 years ago
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