AT&T Fiber BGW320 Modem Unboxing & Hands-On Walkthrough - First Look in 2024! 

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How do you like it? I just ordered mines today coming from spectrum.

@@bigbongo197let me know how yours work I’m thinking about getting this service

Nice! Fiber is the way to go !!

@@bigbongo197 I love it I rarely have any issue with it .Keep in mind the speed can slow down if you're far from the modem I would recommended WiFi extender

My goal is to make videos, without the fancy affects etc... simple straight to the point.

I haven't experienced that, My speeds are pretty consistent, 1 GIG up and 950 to 1.2GB down.

I get throttled too

Yes! What's your idea??

@@Hands-onNow how to connect

Couple of questions, how many devices do you? And how advance do you want your setup?

@@Hands-onNow I have 60 cameras, 7 PC. 4 chromecast, 4 firetv. 8 iPads, 6 iPhones. Connected house. Do you recommend not using the ATT BGW320-500 as wireless router. Seems to reboot daily. Does Active Armor slow it down?

Hello! Based on the number of devices alone, I would strongly advise using a managed network platform of some sort. There are many out there, TP-Link's Omada, Ubiquti's Unfi, are some of the newer, and well built network SDN platforms. The AT&T provied 320 simply does not have the resources like, processor power, RAM, etc. to handle that many devices, hence why it reboots daily. And yes, Active Armor will just add to it's overhead... Your question has given me an idea on my next video! I am working on that right now. Stay Turned! Please subscribe for an update!

@@Hands-onNowI’m subscribed. Will look into the Omada router. Dumb question, why my wired Ethernet connection drops too? Thought only WiFi should drop when ATT BGW320 reboots?

The ethernet also drops because the modem itself is restarting, usually when that happens, it means the modem is being taxed, heavily... Also sounds like your PC, laptop, etc.. is plugged directly into the modem?

Glad you liked it!

I don't think so. The modems interface is very limited. I haven't seen any option to setup storage via USB.

Start by asking your neighbors, you also Google your zip code + internet service and see what comes up.

Yes, this is the standard issue

@@Hands-onNowThanks!

Many areas they're the only option for having a solid reliable Internet connection.

Which company is better? They all have issues....At least with AT&T speeds are great!

Every internet provider is a terrible company, id say comcast is even worse than atnt.

All internet providers have flaws if we're being real

@@Hands-onNow That depends on your area. Where I live, up until 2019, the fastest speed we could get with AT&T DSL was up to 18 Mbps. They've upgraded to up to 50 Mbps in most of my neighborhood, but that's about it. They don't seem to be interested in installing fiber in our area. But it doesn't matter to me at this point since we just got a fiber provider. I had AT&T for nearly a decade and the service was reliable, but quite slow.