Cisco Cable Modem DPC3008, Compatible with Xfinity/Comcast, Spectrum, ATT, TWC, Cox, and Most Internet Providers, DOCSIS 3.0 Modem

thanks for watching tech quickie click the subscribe button then enable notifications with the Bell icon so you won't miss any future videos to buy or to rent whether we're talking a home a car or a furniture I mean anyone who's driven by one of those no credit no problem banners has probably thought about this and if you're a fan of having maximum control over your home's computer network you might be considering buying a modem instead of renting one from your ISP but is it actually a good idea and why do ISPs even rent modems in the first place I mean they don't rent iPads and computers so what gives well there are a few rationales behind those rental fees that you pay every month one is that since the modem connects directly to your providers network the boxes that your ISP provides are validated for compatibility with that specific ISP signal for the ISP this is not just about you b