Fakespot Hitron Coda56 Multi Gigabit Docsis 3... Fake Review

Hitron Coda Vs Coda56. Hitron Coda 56 + 200/100 The Hitron CODA56 is the cheapest model on Xfinity's list of DOCSIS 3.1 supported modems Similar frustration- I bought a Hitron coda 56 modem due to xfinity email recommending cable modem upgrade with promise of faster upload speeds with same plan

Update 11/3: I just installed the CODA 56 modem, and I'm now getting 900 down and 240 up I recently upgraded my cable modem from a Motorola MB8600 to a Hitron CODA56

Hitron CODA56 Cable Modem, MultiGigabit DOCSIS 3.1, Certified for

Finally deciding to upgrade my equipment for the better upload speeds, and I'm probably going with a Hitron modem The Hitron CODA56, while a bit more utilitarian in appearance, reportedly operates at lower temperatures, which might contribute to longevity I'd like to replace my awful Hitron Coda modem/router combo with a new modem and router

Hitron CODA56 Cable Modem, MultiGigabit DOCSIS 3.1, Certified for. I'm sticking to the cheap end, because I don't even have gigabit Internet and don't think I will for a long time Reason being Xfinity was emailing me letting me know I could upgrade to DOCSIS 3.1 and get faster upload speeds

CODA56 Cable Modem Hitron. I recently upgraded my cable modem from a Motorola MB8600 to a Hitron CODA56 Both the Hitron CODA and CODA56 are certified and approved for use with the following Cable Internet Service Providers: About Hitron Technologies Americas