u/CryptographerWeary64

So I had contacted spectrum this morning regarding pricing and the person on the phone had mentioned they’re gonna send a new modem out to replace our current one even though we already have a en2251 which to my knowledge is one of the latest ones they provide already, so what’s the point of replacing it?

Recently I've been having random Bluetooth issues in the sense that things like speakers take forever to connect, sometimes fail to connect and as of today ive now began having random audio glitching, lagging, or just straight up losing all audio for a good 3-5 seconds before it resumes. Oddly majority of these issues only happen with my airpod pro 2s, although they work perfectly fine with my M1 iPad air? Could it just be another IOS 26 issue?

As of early last month it as been confirmed that the psychical work for my area has been completed for high split but still no estimated date of activation. On average how long does it take for them to flip the switch and enable it?

So Im hosting a NAS and exit node from house with spectrum internet with 500/20 plan, im about 64 miles away where theres frontier fiber and if I do a "tracert" ping to my exit node on windows or test the ping to my exit node on my phone it seems to average around 29-34ms of ping round trip, Is considered good for a fiber/hfc setup? My exit node/nas is plugged in via ethernet to a switch that goes to my router.

So i’ve been doing some looking on reddit and i’ve seen alot of people who have long drops from the pole to house sometimes have issues with unstable connection after high split is enabled and it made me wonder what are the chances im going to be one of them? My house is roughly 700ft from the road and if it makes any difference there’s and amp just before it goes underground to my house.