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  2. xFi Complete customers now have faster upload speeds

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    This page says the following: Exciting news! Now, eligible xFi Complete customers can receive up to 5–10x faster upload speeds. This is just one step toward providing our customers with next-generation Internet speeds. Our existing upload speeds give you plenty of what you need to upload files, video chat, and game online.

  3. Faster upload speeds at no additional cost are just a step away

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    step away". Good news. Because you're a valued xFi Complete customer, we're happy to announce you can now enjoy up to 5-10x faster upload speeds and smoother connections with your current Xfinity Internet package, at no additional cost to you. With this new benefit you can video chat more smoothly, game online with less interruption, upload ...

  4. ‎Slow upload speed: 35Mbps vs 200Mbps (plan) - Xfinity Community...

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    Slow upload speed: 35Mbps vs 200Mbps (plan) Hello, I am on Gigabit Extra Plan that promises Download speeds: up to 1200 Mbps and Upload speeds: up to 200 Mbps. I own Motorola MB8611 modem + UDM Pro. I am getting 1200-1300Mbps and only 35Mbps download speed. How to fix it?

  5. ‎Superfast plan - 100/200mbps upload speeds? - Xfinity Community...

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    2 years ago. If your account shows your plan is 100 or 200 mbps upload then the hardware has been installed in your neighborhood. However the upload channels may still not be being utilized. See the screenshot attached below - if your plan shows your speeds like this you need to get on a call with tech support ask them to help you get the ...

  6. Faster Upload Speed 100/200 mbps - Xfinity Community Forum

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    I just got an email from Comcast saying I could get faster upload speeds if I upgrade my device, and suggesting some devices From the email: Good news. You can now enjoy up to 5-10x faster upload speeds and smoother connections with your current Xfinity Internet package. Easy next steps

  7. ‎Upload speed 5 times slower than advertised - Xfinity Community...

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    You can now enjoy up to 5-10x faster upload speeds and smoother connections with your current Xfinity Internet package. But, still stuck on the 40 upload. The "help" online says they will send out a technician to see what is wrong with my equipment.

  8. SB8200 Modem Not Achieving 100 Mbps Upload Speeds - Xfinity...

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    See attached screenshot image. "By default, all Comcast-certified devices on this site will support all Comcast Internet plan upload speeds". Furthermore, the Arris SB8200 is capable hardware to support 100 Mbps upload speeds. If Arris SB8200 so happens to now not be "certified" then it is not our fault.

  9. ‎CM2050V upload speed - Xfinity Community Forum

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    CM2050V upload speed. Got a new cm2050v modem on gig plus service (rated 1200/200). The 10g service upgrade has been done in my area. Download is fine. Upload stuck at 42 mbps. Talked to support and they supposedly "reprovisioned" the modem to get the 200 upload speed up but no change. Little leery that it got done correctly since the tech didn ...

  10. Why upload speed is so slow? | Xfinity Community Forum

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    My monthly Internet plan is 100mbps. The actual download speed is around 115mbps but the upload speed is merely 4mbps, that is only 3% of what is claimed to be. I understand that because Comcast use Coaxial Cable to transfer data so upload will be slower than download but a 4mbps is unacceptable speed! The competitor provider Verizon provides ...

  11. Very slow upload speed | Xfinity Community Forum

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    Very slow upload speed. I wonder if this is normal. We have signed up Xfinity Internet service with download speed of 800 Mbps. While the download speed is measured to be reaching 900 Mbps, the upload speed is a paltry < 4.5Mbps. This can be problematic when we have multiple video conference sessions going on at the same time in the household.