ARRIS
Arris G20 Cable Modem Router Combo
Elevate your home internet with the ARRIS G20 AX3000 Cable Modem Router. This powerful device integrates DOCSIS 3.1 modem technology with Wi-Fi 6 for exceptional speed and connectivity. Enjoy blazing-fast downloads up to 10 Gbps and uploads up to 2 Gbps, supported by 32 downstream and 8 upstream channels. The AX3000 Wi-Fi ensures smooth performance for all your connected devices, while two 1Gbps Ethernet ports offer reliable wired connections. Designed for compatibility with major cable providers, it simplifies setup for a superior online experience.
$186.42
Owner Satisfaction
3.1
/ 5
Category Rank
659
/ 669
#659 in Wireless Routers
Price vs Category Average
-63%
Below average
Modem type
Cable Modem & Router
/ Cable Modem & Router
Who it's for
- Next-Generation Speed
- Streamlined Setup
- Enhanced Wi-Fi Coverage
Who should skip it
- Limited Upgrade Flexibility
- Potential ISP Restrictions
- Performance Bottleneck Risk
Key Specs
Modem type
Cable Modem & Router
DOCSIS version
3.1
Maximum download speed
10 Gbps
Maximum upload speed
2 Gbps
Number of downstream channels
32
Number of upstream channels
8
Ethernet Ports
2 x 1Gbps
Wi-Fi Standard
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Features
- Combines a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem and Wi-Fi 6 router in one device
- Delivers fast and reliable home networking performance
- Ideal for overall performance, easy setup, and high speeds
- Suitable for remote working and student life needs
- Achieve high-speed internet with 32x8 channel bonding
- Experience fast, reliable wireless with AX3000 speed
- Two 1Gbps Ethernet ports for wired devices
- Supports up to 10 Gbps download speeds
- Compatible with major cable providers
- Easy setup and management options
What customers say
Consumers generally find the Arris G20 setup remarkably easy, appreciating the quick transition from box to browsing. This initial ease of use is a significant positive. However, sentiment shifts dramatically regarding long term reliability. Many users report inconsistent performance, noting frequent connection drops and the necessity of regular reboots to maintain speed. While the device offers a convenient all in one solution, these ongoing stability issues prevent it from delivering consistent value, suggesting the integrated router component is the primary weak point.
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