ARRIS (G34) - Cable Modem Router Combo - Fast DOCSIS 3.1 Gigabit WiFi 6 (AX3000), Approved for Comcast Xfinity, Cox, Spectrum & More, 1 Gbps Max Internet Speeds
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Style: Cable Modem Router - DOCSIS 3.1
Size: 10 inches x 3 inches x 8 inches
Features
- MultiGig speed for today & tomorrow: DOCSIS 3.1 performance supports cable internet plans up to 2.5 Gbps, delivering ultrafast streaming, gaming, and downloads.
- Save on rental fees: Own your modem and avoid monthly equipment charges - check with your cable provider for plan compatibility.
- Compact, modern design: Space saving footprint with simple LED indicators for power, upstream/downstream, and online status.
- Easy setup: Connect cable, power on, and activate with your cable provider. Then join the default Wi-Fi or personalize your own Wi-Fi network name and password.
- Wi-Fi 6 Coverage: Includes dual-band W-Fi 6 (AX3000) delivering up to 3 Gbps wireless performance for your whole home.
- Fast Ethernet: Provides 4 - 1 Gigabit Ethernet ports for multiple wired devices.
- Provider compatibility: All SURFboard modems are CableLabs certified to work across major US Internet Service Providers. Tested and qualified for use with Cox, Xfinity, and Spectrum. Check with your provider to confirm device model support
- Not compatible with fiber, DSL, or satellite services.
Description
G34 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem + Wi-Fi 6 Router for multi-gig internet. Fast speeds for streaming & gaming. Own it and eliminate monthly rental fees!
Brand: ARRIS
Model Name: G34 SURFboard DOCSIS
Special Feature: Internet Security, Guest Mode, Parental Control, Access Point Mode, Alexa Compatible, Beamforming, QoS, LED Indicator, WPS See more
Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ax
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Home Automation, Mobile Phone, Personal Computer
Recommended Uses For Product: Business, Gaming, Home
Included Components: Power Supply, Quick Start Guide, Router, Warranty Card
Connectivity Technology: Coaxial Cable, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Color: Black
Wireless Type: 802.11ax
Brand: ARRIS
Series: G34 SURFboard DOCSIS
Item model number: G34
Operating System: Linux
Item Weight: 2 pounds
Product Dimensions: 10 x 3 x 8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10 x 3 x 8 inches
Color: Black
Voltage: 120 Volts
Manufacturer: Vantiva
Date First Available: June 8, 2021
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Style: Cable Modem Router - DOCSIS 3.1
Size: 10 inches x 3 inches x 8 inches
After many cancelations of internet or changing routers for better /easier parental control for many years. Getting woken up from teenage boys screaming about video games yet again... I had a complete crash out. This router got thrown & eventually put under a running bathTUB faucet to drown that bish. It's working . Internet & router is like a evil 90's movie doll. I'm royally pissed off but equally impressed. It will need a mob boss & concrete.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Kayla K.
Style: Cable Modem Router - DOCSIS 3.1
Size: 10 inches x 3 inches x 8 inches
Update to further reduce stars after a terrible 10 days with this. Looking for replacement, as even with band steering off, tedious manual traffic management, this full-on chokes and loses all internet connection multiple times a day, for long enough that connection to work vpn and important teams and zoom meetings are lost. We get fast and decent coverage when it is connected, but it will inevitably glitch out at the worst times. We need a connection that won't drop out long enough to disconnect work vpn or lose zoom or teams meetings, and this seems unable to provide that. Our 400mps xfinity service is not the problem, as we hardly ever had noticeable disconnects with the old TG1682G - and those were traceable to a reported xfinity outage, not the gateway issues that are clearly down to the G34. That old TG1682G was replaced only to save on rental fees, and the G34 specs made it seem like a solid choice, but it is not. You can see in the xfinity app that the G34 is offline, and in wifi details on any and all devices. However, Arris seems to be working hard to make you think it isn't their problem. The light on the gateway will stay blue like nothing is wrong, and the dumb surfboard app makes it appear connected, shows all the "connected" devices, and shows good results in speed test, but that is only gateway-to-device. Just in the short time since this was purchased, Arris popped up a note saying their speed test is no longer available to test gateway-to-service-provider, so you see decent wifi speeds, but have no actual internet during these frequent hiccups. Set up with Surfboard app, plus Xfinity app, was no problem, and wifi distance is generally good. However, unlike the older Arris I rented from xfinity for years, this thing is much more prone to causing video meetings, work vpn, etc. to drop out briefly, but long enough that they fully disconnect. This glitching is mostly due to the band steering, I believe, and they do tell you in arris documentation that disconnections can be a problem if you select to have your 2.4 and 5ghz bands integrated and use the automatic band steering traffic management option. (EDIT, turns out this is not the only thing causing disconnects, every day.) It seems really stupid in this day and age to not have decent band and channel management from a gateway like this. It is so frustrating that I can't have the benefits of automatic smart traffic management, and I've not easily found a way to override the glitchy steering for just one or two important devices. Instead, I've had to separate the bands and try to get the household to manage our traffic ourselves, to be sure I won't drop out of an important zoom or teams presentation. That's just crazy after my old gateway handled this fine for as far back as I can remember, managing not to visibly drop the connection while switching bands for laptops and portable devices that sometimes should be on 2.4 (better able to handle long distance from router, or not needing much bandwidth at the moment) and sometimes should be on 5.0 (more robust when close enough). I will also note, besides the band-steering drop outs, this gateway has totally lost connection with xfinity a couple of times in one week, with no outage noted by xfinity. That nearly never happened with the old gateway, and only when there was a noted outage on xfinity's part. (EDIT, still happening, all the dang time. So MANY resets.) After having more embarrassing dropped meetings and work projects in one week than in the last three years, I'm sad that the much older Arris gateway was much smarter than this G34.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2023 by W123
Style: Cable Modem Router - DOCSIS 3.1
Size: 10 inches x 3 inches x 8 inches
This review is for the Arris Surfboard G34. I purchased this combo modem/router to replace my old one. When using Cox, note that you can't just plugin the new device and start using it -- you always need to call their technical support team to have them unregister your old device and register your new one. The setup process was easy and straight forward. The most difficult party was getting through to Cox technical support. My previous modem/router used DOCSIS 3.0 technology, so this upgrade gave me a 45% increase in download speed and a 366% increase in upload speed; all without changing my service plan. I saw lots of negative reviews for this device regarding the intermittent internet connections or the failure to connect to the internet. I have not personally experienced either of these issues. For buys who have this concern, if possible, I recommend retaining your old hardware for at least 30 days just in case you need to revert back. The product offers an optional mobile app to manage the network. The mobile app has very bad reviews. My recommendation is to configure your wireless network using your web browser first, then configure your mobile app after. Most of the negative reviews appeared to be from users attempting to perform the initial configuration using the mobile app. PROS: - Easy to install. - Fast wireless speeds. - Optional mobile app. - Modem and wireless router combined into a single hardware device. CONS: - The single LED status light makes it difficult to determine the state of the modem (see below). - When you rename a device using the web interface, those names do not carry through on the mobile app. FEATURES NOT ADVERTISED: - Free mobile app called 'SURFboard Central.' The mobile app allows you to see what devices are connected to your network, assess your network health, test your Wi-Fi speed, and even rename connected devices. The app was easy for me to use, despite the negative reviews. - You can setup a primary home network, a secondary home network, and a guest network. Each network includes a 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz SSID. COLOR CODES: - Solid Green LED: Indicates the Online status is in DOCSIS 3.0 mode. - Solid Blue LED: Indicates the Online status is in DOCSIS 3.1 mode. *This is the color you want to see. - Blinking Green LED: Indicates downstream and upstream channel search. - Solid Amber LED: Indicates the unit is powered on. - Blinking Amber LED: Indicates the firmware download is in progress. - Blinking Blue and Green LED: Indicates error mode in sequence. - Solid Light Blue LED: Indicates the WAN is selected over the Ethernet mode.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023 by W. J .Cole