Cox's New PW7, 4331 vs Arris DG2460
OK, the tests are in. I upgraded my services and was sent a 4331 modem, I didn't really want. To be fair, since most of my previous hands on testing was on the 4141 modem, (PW6), and this was the new...
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If its WiFi was at least good, Cox would not be able to peddle their Pods.
That's actually not true. There are people with HUGE houses! Also, if it was true, then you are saying Netgear produced the ORBI to sell it's mesh by using a less powerful wifi router? What about Google, and TPO link and the others? The pods actually fulfill a required need, people with really large homes require a mesh network. BUT, if the WiFi on the main router was in line with previous devices, then fewer people would need the pods. Also, the Pods are limited for use ONLY with those WiFi modems, so another reason I am not really for them.
First, you assume everyone to have purchased the Pods live in really large, HUGE house.
Second, you assume I would compare Netgear, Google and the others to the Scamoramic and its Puds.
if the WiFi on the main router was in line with previous devices, then fewer people would need the pods. Also, the Pods are limited for use ONLY with those WiFi modems, so another reason I am not really for them.
Hence, peddle marketing.
No, I didn't assume anything, YOU did. What is was saying is, even IF the WiFi was on par with others, there would still be a need for the Pods.
