Great Modem/Router - 2 channels. Easy setup- changed user name and password to improve security.
Product was recommended by Comcast/Xfinity. I installed with no issues when following the instructions.
Owning my own Modem/Router I save $8 per month and I'll pay for in about 18 months.
I also have a printer connected which allows wireless access from my various devices.

Very easy to setup with Comcast and no issues at all with this Modem/Router. Covers my whole house and then some, very stable connection, no WIFI drops since i have been using it. I would recommend it over a less expensive one I tried a 8x4 Modem/Router and it was not very stable for me. I really think the extra 8 channels help with the stable connection. I have been using it with five devices for almost a month, not one call needed to their tech support or Comcast. I seen one review saying it gets very hot, the one I have is cool to the touch so i don't know what they would be talking about.

Love this device! Backstory: I just moved into an apartment in Chicago. I pay for Comcast Xfinity's 75 Mbps for a great rate of $39.99/month. After much research, I decided to buy this unit instead of renting Comcast's modem for $10/month. Since this is a modem/router combo, I'm able to use this one device to send the wifi throughout my apartment. I have a large-ish and LONG apartment with at least 3 large rooms (and one long hallway), so I keep this modem/router in the middle room. According to Speedtest.net, with my PC connected with an ethernet cable, I get 90 Mbps (much more than I even pay for-- when does that even happen?). The wifi in the other rooms is about 20-40 Mbps, depending on how far away I am from the center of the apartment.

The box comes with VERY easy instructions and even specifically had a section talking about Xfinity... It told me how to startup my internet using a comcast special website, instead of having to call the company and give any MAC addresses to the technicians. The setup took about 5 minutes, if that. I have had no issues with it since, but I've only had it for a week.

Inside the box: An ethernet cable about 6 feet long, power cord, and the device itself.

Please note that this box DOES NOT include a "coax" cable, which is the cable that connects this modem/router to your wall. So be sure you buy one!

I highly recommend this device for the quality of the equipment, wifi speeds it emits, and the almost too-easy setup. Thanks

Bought a used one here, the device was in great condition, like new as described. Another reliable Netgear router, my 4th one. The Netgear units may not be the fastest or have the best web interface, but they have been easy to configure and good performers for me, and I like their vertically oriented form factor as it has a smaller footprint. However, PLEASE NOTE if you buy one of these USED: the gateway device may still be registered under the previous owner's account, which will add some complications to activation, including that the provider may make you go to a local store with proof of purchase or receipt in order for them to register it to your account. A bit of a hassle, but still worth it (to me) to save money compared to a new device and save the monthly rental fees.

I did research on Netgear before I purchased the C6300 router. Reviews praised Netgear firmware/software for traffic monitoring. The c6300 Netgear Genie download can not monitor your internet traffic. I am disappointed that at $178.00 it cannot do what cheaper Netgear models can do.
It was easy to set up, its fast. It runs 1 wired connection, 1 smart tv; streaming Amazon or ___flix, 2 tablets, 3 laptops and a Magic Jack. No dropped Wifi or any other problems.