Is this modem an upgrade to 5341J? What is the difference between them?
1627943
I am not sure but it seems to work good and get me my 50mg download speed from Comcast. I tried a combo wireless modem / router and it didn't work well.
1627944
The model illustrated is the 5341H. The 5341J is an improvement and has a slightly different appearance. Check out http://www.zoomtel.com/products/cable_overview.html for specifics.
555831
there is no number. Just skip this step. It will not affect your modem's performance
73502
I don't know, I had to call customer service to help me with set up with embarq modem. after she helped me get it working, two days later it messed up. I just unplugged it and put it in my desk, not going to use it and mess up my computer.
1251895
Attached is a link for compatible modems used with Cox Internet Provider http://ww2.cox.com/residential/support/tv/article.cox?articleId={b2ec95d0-7ef9-11df-5590-000000000000} Within this link is a list of compatible modems Zoom lists a few..Zoom 5341 Premier (Premier Plus, where available) 5341J Note: Click on the link above for market compatibility. Ultimate, except in markets noted 5350 (WiFi modem) Ultimate 5352 (WiFi modem) Ultimate Legacy DOCSIS 2.0 devices (no longer recommended) Cox recommends all customers use a DOCSIS 3.0 device from the list above. There are a limited number of DOCSIS 2.0 devices that will continue to work on the Cox network, but if you are on Preferred, Premier, Premier Plus (where available) or the Ultimate tier, Cox strongly recommends that you upgrade to a DOCSIS 3.0 device for the best consistent speed experience. Future speed increases may not be achievable with these devices I think it would be compatible but you may want to check with the Cox provider just to make sure.
1608382
Yes, I have Time Warner and this is the same model of modem that they had used to hook me up but would not sell to me.
1097638
No this was a replacement for a modem on comcast. I had been renting with them for a long time at $7.00 a month. They gave me a hard time to get it installed, but once installed, it works great. It is the same brand and unit that I was renting from them.
236694
At the time that I purchased this modem I was a subscriber to a similar bundle through Mediacom,with whose system it was compatible, but I was told by Comcast (upon subscribing to their "Triple Play") that it was not compatible with theirs. I subsequently purchased a Arris TM602G, which is compatible with Comcast's system, and am currently experiencing trouble-free service. Both of these units were purchased through Amazon, either "used' or "reconditioned" (at considerable savings). I sincerely hope that you find this response satisfactory.
2228610
I'm not sure...I would say no, just because the modem says ver.3. However, I never had any problems with it. Thanks
574890
I have no idea. I have AT&T; dsl and the 3360 modem I bought ended up being defective.
199437
ONLY if this specific model is listed on Comcast's Approved Modem List. From what I have read, they have changed their hardware and support networks to specifically exclude "non-approved" modems. Their tech support people may pass you around but their hands are tied.
2210516
Yes, the SB5101 has more reliable hardware. The "N" edition is a stripped down version, though it claims to have the same 38/30 Mbps throughput. Also, the SB5101 is the de facto industry standard for DOCSIS 2.0 modems.
14395
I have comcast and this modem works fine for me.....but they keep asking me to change it and purchase the newer model which can accept higher speeds. Unless you are paying for a top internet speed from your provider you don't need the upgrade to this modem. This is a DOCSIS 2.0 modem and the newer one is the DOCSIS 3.0 modem....with a higher price. I guess this item is the "older" one but it works well with many providers (I've been told) and it's definately easy to set up. I'd check out both modems and see if the upgrade is something you want or need.
799052
Yes it is, but make sure your ISP supports that model because Comcast decided they dont. So I had to return it because of that.
1508378
They are interchangeable, but comparison is complex. See http://www.ehow.com/info_8701254_cat5e-vs-rj45.html for complete explanation. [CAT5e is going to be phased out, CAT6]
808908
Hi Dave,I have had an Arris Tm722 modem for about a month now. My model, used by Comcast, has two standard phone jacks in the back. This is an upgraded model over the 502 you currently rent. It can handle faster speeds. There is also an 822 TM. That might be the newest one that Comcast approves. The Arris TM 722 will work fine. You don't even have to buy a brand new one unless you want to. I bought a used one with a 30 day warranty with a brand new battery. It works great. There is no need to keep paying Comcast a monthly rental fee. That is exactly why I also purchased one. Hope this helps,Bob Hi Dave,I have had an Arris Tm722 modem for about a month now. My model, used by Comcast, has two standard phone jacks in the back. This is an upgraded model over the 502 you currently rent. It can handle faster speeds. There is also an 822 TM. That might be the newest one that Comcast approves. The Arris TM 722 will work fine. You don't even have to buy a brand new one unless you want to. I bought a used one with a 30 day warranty with a brand new battery. It works great. There is no need to keep paying Comcast a monthly rental fee. That is exactly why I also purchased one. Hope this... » Read More Hi Dave,I have had an Arris Tm722 modem for about a month now. My model, used by Comcast, has two standard phone jacks in the back. This is an upgraded model over the 502 you currently rent. It can handle faster speeds. There is also an 822 TM. That might be the newest one that Comcast approves. The Arris TM 722 will work fine. You don't even have to buy a brand new one unless you want to. I bought a used one with a 30 day warranty with a brand new battery. It works great. There is no need to keep paying Comcast a monthly rental fee. That is exactly why I also purchased one. Hope this helps,Bob « Show Less
2210066
Absolutely. The new model works with only a connection to your router - You don't have to leave your computer on all the time. And, many of the other features make it well worth the upgrade.
348274
I am sorry I thought this is the model I bought :-( I have no idea about this one. I bought linksys 54K one.