Motorola MG7700 Modem WiFi Router Combo with Power Boost | Approved by Comcast Xfinity, Cox and Spectrum | for Cable Plans Up to 800 Mbps | DOCSIS 3.0 + Gigabit Router
$187.13
Price: $187.13
(as of Jan 22, 2025 16:36:26 UTC – Details)
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Modem with a Built-In Router
For over 40 years, people have welcomed Motorola Network into their homes, and we don’t take that lightly.
We’ve combined our class-leading hardware with intelligent software to deliver the ultimate connected experience for all.
Fast 24×8 DOCSIS 3.0 cable Modem Plus a built-in AC1900 Dual band (2.4GHz and 5GHz) Wi-Fi Gigabit Router with four Gigabit (GigE) Ethernet ports, power boost Wi-Fi amplifiers, firewall security, and more. The maximum modem speed is 1000 Mbps, supporting service speeds up to 650.
Eliminate up to 156 dollars per year in cable Modem rental fees. (Savings are shown for Comcast Xfinity and vary by cable service provider.) certified by all leading cable service providers including Comcast Xfinity, Cox, Charter spectrum (no cable Modem is compatible with fiber optic, DSL, or satellite services, available from Verizon, AT&T, CenturyLink, Frontier, and others.)
Built-in high-speed router with AC1900 wireless and Power boost – Provides internet access for Wi-Fi devices including smartphones, notebooks, tablets, and more. 4 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports provide wired connections to Windows and Mac computers and other Ethernet-capable devices. A Broadcom cable Modem Chipset provides security from denial of service attacks.
Wireless power boost for better speed and range – Adds high-performance Wi-Fi power amplifiers to boost the wireless signals to the legal limit, giving a significant Boost in speed and range. In addition, anybeam Performing at both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies focuses the signal on wireless clients to further enhance performance and range
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Customers find the modem and router combo easy to set up. They appreciate the value for money and router combo. However, some customers have differing opinions on WiFi signal, speed, reliability, and compatibility.
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2 reviews for Motorola MG7700 Modem WiFi Router Combo with Power Boost | Approved by Comcast Xfinity, Cox and Spectrum | for Cable Plans Up to 800 Mbps | DOCSIS 3.0 + Gigabit Router
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Todd C Blake –
Great Modem/Router!
The Motorola MG7700 is an awesome modem/router. It replaced an older Netgear N450 modem/router that kept dropping its WiFi connection, and had to be rebooted constantly. The Setup of the MG7700 was very easy, and it did not even require calling Comcast to get it configured. I just went to the activation website and put in my Comcast account information. The MG7700 was connected to the Comcast network within 15 minutes (150 mbps plan). The MG7700 improved the WiFi connection to all of my N and AC wireless devices. I live in a 2400 square foot house and I have multiple RING security cameras around the perimeter of the house. The connection between the MG7700 and all of the RING devices is fast with no dropped connections ever. I also have 3 Rokus, a Samsung Smart TV, a Honeywell thermostat, 3 cell phones, 2 laptops, a tablet, 2 Echo Dots and 3 Amazon smart switches connected intermittently to the MG7700 throughout the day. They all stay connected with outstanding WiFi speeds. In fact my Acer laptop connects by AC wireless at 866 mbps. Most of the N wireless devices connect around 156 mbps, and everything stays connected without any drops. I also have 3 desktop computers (1 is a server) and 1 network printer connected to the 4 ethernet ports with no connectivity issues at all. I have been a Network Administrator for over 20 years, so setting up the MG7700 was really easy for me. For those that need help there are many online websites that show how to “tweak” the settings in the MG7700 for the best Wireless connectivity. Trust me the suggestions do work to maximize the WiFi connections. For security purposes I highly recommend changing the MG7700 user name and password. Also change the SSIDs and their security keys, along with the default IP address of the MG7700. Lastley, make sure that the firewall is turned on. This will keep those prying eyes off of your home network. I have used many Motorola products over the years, and they have all worked great. The MG7700 is no exception. Those individuals leaving bad reviews either do not know how to setup a WiFi router correctly, or just received a lemon (it happens). I highly recommend the MG7700 to anyone that wants a fast, secure and reliable home network.Update: it is now 4.5 years later (08/11/23), and the Motorola MG7700 is still working as well as it did when it was brand new. I have had no issues with this modem/router whatsoever. The internet speed (now upgraded to 300 mbps), and the wired and wireless connections are still as fast and stable as ever. The only very rare internet lapses are on the ISP’s side. The only addition I have made to the MG7700 is attaching a USB powered, 120mm computer chassis fan to the outside of the MG7700 (blowing air on the motherboard/transceiver chipset side). This helps to keep the MG7700 cool 24/7. Heat is the worst enemy of a router, and all computer equipment in general. Keeping the MG7700 cool will keep connections stable, and greatly increase its longevity. As I originally stated in this review 4.5 years ago, the Motorola MG7700 is a great product, and I highly recommend it (and its newer successors) even more now.Update 2: Well, after 5 years and 3 months of flawless use this Motorola MG7700 finally (partially) stopped working. The 5 ghz wireless transceiver completely quit working. However, the cable modem and 2.4 ghz wireless transceiver still work fine. With the planned-obsolescence of these modem/router combos being about 3 to 5 years, I have no complaints at all, as this Motorola MG7700 has indeed performed flawlessly during this entire time. I have recently replaced this Motorola MG7700 with a Netgear Nighthawk CAX30 modem/router combo. The CAX30 was very easy to setup with Xfinity, and it is working great so far. I will leave an honest, detailed Amazon review for the CAX30 after it has been in use for a while, but So-far-so-good.
Bic –
Great router!
I’ve had this router for about a week now and I have to say I’m elated with the performance. Not only have I been pulling what my internet provider actually advertised as my internet speed, I’ve also gone over what they claim during multiple speed testes from varying sources. I’m paying for 60mbps, and regularly getting 65-70 with this modem.Since it was installed I have seen marked improvements in my streaming quality, gaming quality, and download times. The frame rate on my security camera used to be horrible in Night Vision mode. Now it’s almost as good as the regular camera. Downloading game updates on my PS4 takes less than an hour, when before it could literally take days. (I upgraded my internet too, so it’s a combination of the router and the higher speed in this instance, but it’s a world of difference). It takes no time to load maps for online play, and there has been zero lag thus far. I’d almost think this was a gaming router if I didn’t order it myself.Generally I’m running more systems than my internet is rated for. I’m supposed to be able to run about 4 or 5 things without issue at my speeds. I regularly have two smartphones, a security camera, my PC, a laptop, and a tablet all going at once. And on a rare occasion you can add the PS4 to the pile. So far, there hasn’t been a single issue with lag, or speed dropping.So on to the actual unit itself. It’s a sleek looking tower that compliments my electronics nicely. I love the contrast between both the blue, and green lights, but also the blue and green lights to the grey and black casing. Not only does it pop nicely, but it makes it easy to tell what’s going on with the lights from a distance. It’s larger than my old router, but it’s slim profile takes up minimal space on a shelf. Setup was a breeze. It only took a few minutes from unboxing to actually using, and the majority of that was getting Comcast to connect it.As far as cost goes, this was a worthy investment. Not only has my performance improved, but by they time I’m done with my contract with Comcast, this unit will have saved me close to $60. Save money and get better performance? It’s not even a question. I’m really glad I made the purchase, and I can’t really imagine why anyone wouldn’t be.