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The ARRIS Surfboard S34 DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem delivers blazing multi-gigabit speeds up to 2.5 Gbps with next-gen upload support, compatible with major US cable providers like Xfinity, Cox, and Spectrum. Its compact design and dual Ethernet ports offer flexible connectivity, while owning the modem saves you monthly rental fees. Ideal for professionals seeking a future-proof, high-performance internet foundation (router required).









| ASIN | B0D94ZWX81 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,837 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #18 in Computer Networking Modems |
| Brand | ARRIS |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (593) |
| Date First Available | July 15, 2024 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.25 x 1.8 x 5.24 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.41 pounds |
| Item model number | S34 |
| Manufacturer | Vantiva |
| Product Dimensions | 5.25 x 1.8 x 5.24 inches |
D**N
Great modem!
Very impressed. This is a solid cable modem and up to date. While I'm not an expert, this replaced my previous ARRIS and it's an improvement. Speeds are solid, set up was easy, although boot up time did take a bit, but that's expected. But it works fantastic with our internet and it's better than anything you can rent from them. No issues with it after a few months. You won't be dissappointed
E**8
Substantial Improvement Over Previous, Outdated Modem - Cox Communications
I have only had this Modem for 48 hours, so this is a preliminary review. I have been a Cox Communications customer for over 20 years. The only problem I had with setting up this Modem was that the first customer service representative I spoke with did not properly save the HFC MAC ID number. So, initially there was no internet and this particular representative scheduled an appointment for a technician to come out. The next morning I called Cox back and spoke to an entirely different representative who caught the error, and now the Modem is up and running. I have only 1 Gigabyte service at the moment, but that is more than adequate for my needs. I have the router ethernet cable plugged into the 1G port. The Modem works just great. I am now able to access a website that is monitored by Cloudflare that I was not able to access with the previous outdated Modem. For the first 48 hours, I can say my internet connectivity and website access have considerably improved. Only time will tell how reliable this Modem really is. I believe it was a worthwhile investment - no more paying rent to Cox, and the Modem is "future proofed" for 2.5 Gigabyte service. I am thankful the second Cox representative was able to resolve the internet connectivity problem resulting from the incorrectly saved MAC ID number. If the conditions surrounding this Modem change, I will edit the review.
J**A
Efficient Modem Upgrade with Heat Concerns
I recently upgraded my modem to improve my upload speed, opting for this model based on positive reviews. This modem has performed well, allowing me to reach my current upload cap of 150 with ease. My download speed sits comfortably at 400, a task both this modem and my previous one handled without any issues. My internet service provider is Comcast/Xfinity.However, one aspect to be mindful of is its tendency to run quite hot. The metal connector of the cable can become hot to the touch, raising concerns about potential overheating issues. While the passive cooling system keeps operations silent, I can't help but wonder if a fan would have been beneficial to prevent any heat-related issues in the long run.
J**E
Stable, simple, no issues
Have been using it for some time. It came highly recommended. This one has been extremely stable and has a lot of functionality. I'm not sure why it has both a 2.5g and 1g port when the 2.5g also negotiates at 1g \o/ Good product, surfboard modems have been around since the inception of cable modems as long as Motorola and Com21
A**D
This modem is one hot tamale!
It's a very good modem with blazing fast speeds with no lag or connection drops. Only issue is, this modem runs hot, at times so hot, that it will drop your Internet connection. The coax cable connection at the back even gets hot. So what did I do to solve this problem? I placed a 120mm router/modem cooling fan underneath. Here is the link to the fan that worked perfectly for this issue, NewHail Router Fan Cooler https://a.co/d/9twStR8. Once I placed this fan underneath, all the problems went away and I have my fan set on the lowest speed, which will definitely help with your fan lasting longer. I tried using the fan on all 3 speeds and they all kept the modem about the same temp. So that's why I decided to put the fan on the lowest setting. I would have given a 5 star review but because of this "only" issue. I gave it 4 stars. Motorola should've taken care of this issue instead of making us consumers come up with other alternatives for this issue.
P**S
Modem Underperformed—Xfinity Undermined Its Own Recommendation
Amazon was excellent—fast shipping, easy return, no complaints. This review is strictly about how Xfinity and the modem itself failed to deliver. I purchased the Arris S34 after receiving an email from Xfinity stating, “Your internet equipment can’t deliver the latest speeds… Find a compatible device today.” They linked to their own compatibility list, and the Arris S34 was clearly approved for my 1Gbps plan. So I replaced my reliable Netgear CM700, expecting better performance. Instead, speeds dropped, and the modem began flapping, frequent disconnects, slower throughput, and worse performance than the older CM700 it replaced. When I contacted support, Xfinity repeatedly claimed the S34 was “not recommended,” despite it being on their own list. They offered to send me their XB8 gateway and enroll me in their “Next Gen” plan, stating, “I can upgrade you to the new Gen plan, which offers 1000 Mbps + unlimited data for just $96.05, along with a new XB8 modem. You will also receive a $10 monthly discount if you enroll in Automatic Payments and Paperless Billing using your bank account.” That’s a price hike from my current $75/month—and they wouldn’t clarify what happens after the first 12 months. I asked that the S34 be removed from their recommended list. It’s misleading to approve a device publicly, then undermine it during support to push proprietary hardware. I’m returning the S34 and replacing it with a Motorola MB8600, which is also listed as compatible. If I’m treated the same way again, I’ll be switching to AT&T Fiber, which was recently installed in my neighborhood. At least they don’t play games with modem support. If you're buying this for Xfinity, be warned: the modem underperformed, and the ISP experience was even worse. Update: After I received the Motorola MB8600, Xfinity again refused to support it—despite it being on their approved list—and pushed me toward their proprietary XB8 gateway with yet another offer for “better speeds” and “lower prices.” I declined. Meanwhile, AT&T pulled fiber directly to my home. I connected it to my TP-Link router without a hitch. No drama, no games. Just fast, stable internet
E**Z
Nice Upgrade
Set up was easy and performance is great
K**S
Habe meinen Internetzugang getrennt mit Modem + Router (FritzBox 6660), keine Abstürze mehr !
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