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Document: This was done in a couple of hours, and now all is good. Good customer support. Don't know why if it's a known issue, someone can't fix it. The modem is on the Comcast compatible list.
Great speed. Comcast fully compatible. Easy set up. great range and no drop connections. Great replacement of my previous router. Supports all bands.
So, don't let TWC tell you that this unit is not compatible. It is compatible! The installers just don't like installing customer supplied modems. Be adamant and verify the MAC Address yourself! It will save you a lot of trouble and money over time.
Why have two power cords? Two interfaces? Seems to me the answer is an all-in-one modem/router, and while this device does its job there are definitely some caveats. Since it is compatible with the Devil (aka Comcast), the firmware is not user-updateable and has to be "verified" by said devil.
After four days trying to make it work ( Comcast Xfinity, Airport, and an assortment of Apple and HP laptops) .... sent it back.The unit sent had terrible wireless signal strength.One Comcast Router Troubleshooter mentioned this product was know to have issues.
However, this modem does not appear on the list of approved devices - it is on the list of  COX compatible modems so just pick the 5350 and enter the modem MAC address without the colons. Even so I had to talk to the technician and it took a couple of tries to get it registered on a Sunday morning - support was appreciated.
This was purchased because I just switched to Time Warner internet and it was on the list for acceptable and compatible routers and I didn't want to lease one. Easy set up, however, I haven't figured out how to get my HP Printer to connect to it. Had no trouble to wirelessly connect cell phone, tablet and Blu-ray player.
The Zoom 5352 has limited range in my 2 story home. It took over an hour to connect working through Comcast product support. I now need to buy a new compatible range extender, My older Netgear WN 2000RPT will not sync with the Zoom 5352. Netgear use to have a Wizard to connect their product to a home Wi-Fi system but I made the mistake to search for it and download a free program.
That device worked right out of the box, with no additional calls to Comcast for configuration or anything. I don't know if particular Zoom 5352 that I received was defective in some way, or if the device specs were wrong (although it is advertised as compatible with Comcast).In addition, the wireless connection was practically useless. It was easy to configure, and connected properly, but it dropped the connection even across the room (12 feet away), and couldn't connect from other rooms.
For the last four years I've been stuck with crumby dsl and a modem that reminded me of when I was 7 and knew what dial-up was. Recently I've finally upgraded to a cable provider for internet, high speed shenanigans. So I knew I had to get a modem that wouldn't slow me down. I usually don't like wireless, but it's necessary. Bought Zoom docsis 3.0, made sure the wireless was compatible with my pc aaaaaand.....Glory cometh to me.
Answer: I cannot speak from personal experience but I do work in IT so I have some technical understanding.  It should not be any issue to work with Apple, because no matter what Internet Browser you are using, you simply type in the address 192.168.0.1 in the address portion and that connects you to the router directly so you then logon.  When the modem comes it has the administrator id and password for you to logon and then you can setup any specific parameters.  The IP connects their coaxe and you simply connect your cat5-7 cable to back of the modem ONLY NEEDED for origial IP authentication so they can setup their end to recognize the modem's MAC addr.  It is a great modem and I have not had a single issue with it since install.  I was able to give my modem a name and contact password to match my previous IP provider's modem and therefore did not have to reprogram anything in my home for netflix, cell phones, etc. to locate the modem as a path to the internet.