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product_id: 128500319
title: "Draytek [DSL modemuru-ta] Vigor 130 xDSL Modem Route 18620"
brand: "draytek"
price: "€ 608.26"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 15
category: "Electronics"
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store_origin: ES
region: Spain
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# Draytek [DSL modemuru-ta] Vigor 130 xDSL Modem Route 18620

**Brand:** draytek
**Price:** € 608.26
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Draytek [DSL modemuru-ta] Vigor 130 xDSL Modem Route 18620 by draytek
- **How much does it cost?** € 608.26 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

DrayTek Vigor 130 ADSL/VDSL2 Modem Key Features ADSL & VDSL2 (FTTC/BT Infinity) Ethernet Modem Bridge (pass) a single IP address or a whole public subnet IPv6 and IPv4 Compatible Ethernet Connection for client device (router, PC etc.) Ideal for Apple Airport devices The DrayTek Vigor 130 is an ADSL and VDSL modem with an Ethernet connection; it is not a router but a true ADSL/VDSL Ethernet Modem (bridge). The Vigor 130 provides compatibility with all current UK VDSL/ADSL technologies; it has been extensively tested and tuned to provide a robust and reliable DSL connection. By providing a PPPoE bridge, the connected device (firewall, router or PC) can log into the Internet (your ISP) directly and have full control over the Internet connection - that makes the Vigor 130 a unique product. You can connect any device to the Vigor 130 which has a PPPoE client facility, which includes PCs, most Ethernet-WAN routers and the Apple Airport/Time Capsule products. Other Ethernet &apos;modems&apos; may use workarounds to get a public IP address &apos;through&apos; to your secondary device/client, requiring non-standard operation and complicated dual-stage setup (modem logs in, router routes) but the Vigor 130 provides the secondary device with a real routed IP connection and the ability to fully manage the connection, making setup easy. In most cases, the Vigor 130 needs no setup or configuration - just plug it in and set up your PC or router. All login/ISP details are entered on the connected client device, not the Vigor 130. The actual connection to your ISP is still PPPoA or PPPoE (depending on your ISP and line type). This transparent bridging method also differs from using a normal ADSL/VDSL router which logs in itself and then uses NAT or multiple public IP addresses to create an onward client connection for your secondary device; that is not IP Address thrifty and can introduce secondary NAT compromises or interference with various protocols/traffic. With the Vigor 130 bridge/modem, you get

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## Customer Reviews

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    A Very Happy Customer
  

*by B***N on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 31, 2019*

I gave up using third party routers after experiencing low download speed and high latency. I relied on my ISP's router (BT Home Hub 5), which tends to provide low latency and high downstream my telephone line supports.I recently bought the Netgear R7800 Nighthawk to retire my BT Home Hub 5 and to improve WiFi signal strength in certain parts of my flat, notably the kitchen, master bedroom and toilet area [same-floor property with thick walls].While I experienced consistent strong wifi signal strength with the R7800, especially on the 5Ghz radio band, my broadband speed stalled at 38 to 44Mbps with 14 to 17ms latency, causing buffering wth 4K and even HD video content. When I switched to the BT HH5, which is a combo modem-router device, I got 50 to 53Mbps downstream and 7 to 10ms latency.I 'played' with different cabling and wifi channels to no avail. Wondering if the Openreach modem (see picture) was the cause, I tried resetting the modem, the wired and wireless network adapters to no avail. I was baffled why a seemingly inferior BT HH 5 outperforms the R7800.Someone suggested if the Openreach modem I'm using is an ECI modem, it could be the cause of the problem. I was caught between buying the less expensive Netgear DM200 (£33.76) and highly expensive DrayTek Vigor 130 (£82.29). I was somewhat sceptical if a new modem would resolve my problem.After reading customer reviews and doing some research, in a leap of faith I bought the DrayTek Vigor 130 modem. Though it's marketed as a plug and play modem, I had to enter the modem's GUI to set it in bridge mode to get it to work with my R7800 router.To be fair, I see why the V130 could be called a PnP modem if using an ethernet cable connected from its LAN port to a PC's ethernet port, and then enter my broadband PPPoE details. I was thrilled my broadband speed test showed: download 51mbps and 6ms latency (the lowest latency I have ever had on my connection).Now the moment of truth. Modem in bridge mode connected to the R7800 router, broadband speed test showed: download 51mbps and 6ms latency. I was even more thrilled when speed test showed download 48.8mbps and 7.8ms latency over my VPN connection.I will update this review should I encounter any problem with the V130. After three days of use, I am very pleased the V130 solves an old problem I have had with third party routers. My broadband connection is stable, no connection drop out. Some reviews have reported the V130 gets hot or overheated, mine isn't.Though expensive, I like the fact the V130 modem is BT approved and "configured", and has a GUI to control its settings and update its firmware. I won't be updating the stock firmware as some users have experienced problem after updating to the February 2019 firmware.

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    Why would you buy a separate modem? ahh, that's why!!
  

*by A***E on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 17, 2017*

Why would you buy a separate modem when you have a router that  can do it for you? It's illogical (Kirk) or so I thought. It's a real plug-in and away you go, no need for any meddling from me except to change the default password. I live in an area with really poor UK broadband coverage and so it can be a bit unstable and with a family wanting 24x7 coverage for all their gadgets it was becoming I nightmare. Anyway after reading a few articles I decided to give this a go, more expensive than other modems, but in my experience you get what you pay for. The difference is remarkable and not being an expert in this field I can't explain why, but I now have a stable connection and no one is complaining they can't connect, if only I could get a faster connection to stream!!

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    Very stable if you have a long line and you are served by an ECI cabinet
  

*by J***P on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2018*

I'm on a long line of approximately 1km from my home to my green cabinet, which is served by an ECI cabinet. Prior to me purchasing the Draytek 130, I was using a Zyxel router. Having used the Draytek for a few months now, my assessment is that my line is more stable compared to using the Zyxel, which resulted in a higher number of CRC and ES errors. I suspect that because I'm on a long line, the Draytek is more suitable where I get a consistent 26 downstream, 6 upstream. The CRC and ES count is much lower.I use the Draytek in combination with pfSense firewall/router, which I have to say is brilliant compared to the rubbish equipment that ISPs give you.So far I'm very pleased with the performance. I hope my short write up is useful for those with a similar set-up.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-12*