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product_id: 48072911
title: "DrayTek Vigor V130 Fibre Modem"
brand: "draytek"
price: "2919 kr"
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reviews_count: 13
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# VDSL2 & ADSL compatible - lightning-fast DSL tech Dual IPv4 & IPv6 support - future-proof connectivity 3 Ethernet ports - versatile wired connections DrayTek Vigor V130 Fibre Modem

**Brand:** draytek
**Price:** 2919 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Upgrade your fibre game with DrayTek Vigor V130 — the modem pros trust for unstoppable speed and stability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DrayTek Vigor V130 Fibre Modem by draytek
- **How much does it cost?** 2919 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/48072911-draytek-vigor-v130-fibre-modem)

## Best For

- draytek enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted draytek brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bridge Mode Mastery:** Effortlessly bridge a single IP or entire public subnet—perfect for advanced dual-WAN setups or custom firewalls.
- • **Rock-Solid Stability & Speed:** Experience consistent, drop-free connections with up to 3 Gbps data transfer and 50 Mbps upstream speeds.
- • **Future-Proof IPv6 Compatibility:** Stay ahead with full IPv4 and IPv6 support, ensuring your network is ready for tomorrow’s internet standards.
- • **Effortless Ethernet Connectivity:** Three Ethernet ports provide flexible, high-speed wired connections for routers, PCs, or NAS devices.
- • **Seamless FTTC & BT Infinity Ready:** Plug into ultra-reliable fibre broadband with BT SIN 498 MCT approval for guaranteed compatibility.

## Overview

The DrayTek Vigor V130 is a high-performance ADSL & VDSL2 Ethernet modem designed for FTTC and BT Infinity fibre connections. It supports both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols, features 3 Ethernet ports for versatile wired networking, and offers bridge mode to integrate seamlessly with dual-WAN routers or firewalls. Approved by BT SIN 498 MCT, it delivers stable, high-speed internet with up to 3 Gbps data transfer rates and 50 Mbps upstream, making it an ideal upgrade for professional-grade home or office networks.

## Description

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Review: DrayTek Vigor 130 VDSL2/ADSL Fibre (FTTP/BT Infinity) Ethernet Modem - and NETGEAR ORBIs - So many mixed reviews on this product - I decided to take the plunge. Original system was TP-Link Modem/Router and TP-Link Deco M9 Plus pack of 3. I was having problems with my modem/router dropping out and lack of range with the Deco's. My ISP is Plusnet Fibre. At least that's what they call it - still a thin cable from a bog standard telephone socket to the modem - and I average about 60mbs download. Decided to ditch the modem/router as well - Purchased DrayTek Vigor 130 VDSL2/ADSL Fibre (FTTP/BT Infinity) Ethernet Modem. Now this did worry me as I researched so many settings. Anyway - Orbi's and Draytek arrived. I disconnected existing setup. Downloaded the Orbi app to my iPhone and registered. Plugged in the Draytek modem to power. And cable to telephone socket. Plugged in the 3 Orbis side by side. Connected provided ethernet cable between the main Orbi and the Draytek modem. Then powered everything up. The Orbi's started configuring and the app offered me the option to connect and I selected PPOE (or something similar) and entered my Plusnet username and password. All the Orbi's light were going different colours as it set itself up - and installed an update. My Drayteek Modem had all the right flashing lights. I was offered an option to change my network name or use the one from my previous setup - I used my previous name as I would not then have to reconnect all my network devices. Fifteen minutes later all the lights on the Orbi's went out (as they should when all working correctly). The app told me I was up and running. I unplugged everything and moved the kit to its new home. I live in a Bungalow so distance has always been an issue. The Main Orbi sat connected central and each satellite was placed one at each end of the Bungalow. I also connected an ethernet I had run some time ago - between the Orbi Router and one of the satellites. Then powered up and watched the system get ready. I checked the Orbi app and it was a delight to be informed it was all working correctly. I went into each room testing Echo's - Smart TVs - NAS etc and all worked. On all of our 4 computers running Win 10 I did a Network Reset and watched the magic happen. Early days yet - only been running a few hours but it all seems great. I may play with the system to tweak and test speeds etc. But the Draytek and the Orbi's seem to be a winning combo albeit expensive.
Review: excellent replacement for the bt openreach modem. - I bought the DrayTek Vigor 130 modem as I needed to replace my ageing and outdated BT OpenReach modem. I have this modem rigged up to my Asus RT-AC68U router (with merlin firmware). I have a TalkTalk fibre connection (FTTC, Fibre-to-the-Cabinet), I had to put it into bridge mode to work with TalkTalk. Draytek has a FAQ section where you can find the instructions on how to setup with TalkTalk, Sky etc. You have to register and login to view the Draytek support guides etc. It's a few second simple process, nothing complex. Majority buying this will likely have a good understanding of networking anyhow. The majority will not need to do anything other than plug it in and turn on, you should however update to the latest firmware and check regularly for new firmware updates, I didn't get any speed improvements but i am maxed out on my line anyway so wasn't expecting to. I am also accessing the modem web gui without having to connect my laptop to the vigor 130 via ethernet. I followed a simple guide on the snbforums for achieving this, it's great as now i can access the modem web gui and vdsl stats wirelessly from my laptop. I unlocked my BT OpenReach modem with custom firmware but the custom firmware has not been updated in a few years now. I can't think of a better replacement for the BT OpenReach modem other than the Draytek Vigor 130 modem. Only owned for a few days but so far rock solid stable performance. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for in this case. Highly recommend. For accessing Vigor 130 modem web gui without ethernet cable: (instructions are what i followed and works very well) from snbforums using asus-wrt merlin firmware and asus router. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are using Merlin's firmware, here is a definitely working way of accessing modem interface through the router: 1. Give your modem an IP that is outside the router's ip range. (Your IP numbers 192.168.0.1 for modem and 192.168.1.1 for router are ok). 2. Enable jffs partition. 3. You need to add two scripts to the /jffs/scripts directory, namely wan-start and nat-start scripts. wan-start script : #!/bin/sh ifconfig `nvram get wan0_ifname`:0 192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 Note : the IP number shown in bold must be one more than your modem's IP. If your modem's ip is 192.168.0.1 then it must be written as 192.168.0.2. nat-start script : #!/bin/sh iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -o `nvram get wan0_ifname` -j MASQUERADE Before adding scripts, you can check if this works for you easily. Just SSH to your router and enter the commands in the scripts (you can use copy-paste). Then open a browser session to your modem (192.168.0.1 in your case) and there is your modem interface. Adding scripts just makes sure that the commands are run on router startup. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

## Features

- ADSL & VDSL2 (FTTC/BT Infinity) Ethernet Modem - BT SIN 498 MCT Approved
- Bridge (pass) a single IP address or a whole public subnet
- Ideal Partner device for DrayTek dual-WAN products or any other vendor's Ethernet WAN firewall
- IPv6 and IPv4 Compatible
- Ethernet Connection for client device (router, PC etc.)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00F9E5LQA |
| Best Sellers Rank | 67,407 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 21 in Modems |
| Box Contents | 3 |
| Brand | DrayTek |
| Brand Name | DrayTek |
| Colour | black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Compatible devices | Personal Computer |
| Connectivity technology | Ethernet |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 932 Reviews |
| Data Transfer Rate | 3 Gigabits Per Second |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04716779075205 |
| Internet Service Provider | DSL providers |
| Internet service provider | DSL providers |
| Item Weight | 1.76 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Draytek |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4716779075205 |
| Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate | 50 Megabits Per Second |
| Model Number | v130-B |
| Modem Type | DSL |
| Network Connectivity Technology | Ethernet |
| Number of Ethernet Ports | 3 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Ports | 3 |
| Number of ports | 3 |
| Product Warranty | 3 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DrayTek
- **Colour:** black
- **Compatible devices:** Personal Computer
- **Connectivity technology:** Ethernet
- **Internet service provider:** DSL providers

## Images

![DrayTek Vigor V130 Fibre Modem - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61R7wXP8MBL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DrayTek Vigor 130 VDSL2/ADSL Fibre (FTTP/BT Infinity) Ethernet Modem - and NETGEAR ORBIs
*by M***S on 23 January 2021*

So many mixed reviews on this product - I decided to take the plunge. Original system was TP-Link Modem/Router and TP-Link Deco M9 Plus pack of 3. I was having problems with my modem/router dropping out and lack of range with the Deco's. My ISP is Plusnet Fibre. At least that's what they call it - still a thin cable from a bog standard telephone socket to the modem - and I average about 60mbs download. Decided to ditch the modem/router as well - Purchased DrayTek Vigor 130 VDSL2/ADSL Fibre (FTTP/BT Infinity) Ethernet Modem. Now this did worry me as I researched so many settings. Anyway - Orbi's and Draytek arrived. I disconnected existing setup. Downloaded the Orbi app to my iPhone and registered. Plugged in the Draytek modem to power. And cable to telephone socket. Plugged in the 3 Orbis side by side. Connected provided ethernet cable between the main Orbi and the Draytek modem. Then powered everything up. The Orbi's started configuring and the app offered me the option to connect and I selected PPOE (or something similar) and entered my Plusnet username and password. All the Orbi's light were going different colours as it set itself up - and installed an update. My Drayteek Modem had all the right flashing lights. I was offered an option to change my network name or use the one from my previous setup - I used my previous name as I would not then have to reconnect all my network devices. Fifteen minutes later all the lights on the Orbi's went out (as they should when all working correctly). The app told me I was up and running. I unplugged everything and moved the kit to its new home. I live in a Bungalow so distance has always been an issue. The Main Orbi sat connected central and each satellite was placed one at each end of the Bungalow. I also connected an ethernet I had run some time ago - between the Orbi Router and one of the satellites. Then powered up and watched the system get ready. I checked the Orbi app and it was a delight to be informed it was all working correctly. I went into each room testing Echo's - Smart TVs - NAS etc and all worked. On all of our 4 computers running Win 10 I did a Network Reset and watched the magic happen. Early days yet - only been running a few hours but it all seems great. I may play with the system to tweak and test speeds etc. But the Draytek and the Orbi's seem to be a winning combo albeit expensive.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ excellent replacement for the bt openreach modem.
*by M***R on 5 June 2017*

I bought the DrayTek Vigor 130 modem as I needed to replace my ageing and outdated BT OpenReach modem. I have this modem rigged up to my Asus RT-AC68U router (with merlin firmware). I have a TalkTalk fibre connection (FTTC, Fibre-to-the-Cabinet), I had to put it into bridge mode to work with TalkTalk. Draytek has a FAQ section where you can find the instructions on how to setup with TalkTalk, Sky etc. You have to register and login to view the Draytek support guides etc. It's a few second simple process, nothing complex. Majority buying this will likely have a good understanding of networking anyhow. The majority will not need to do anything other than plug it in and turn on, you should however update to the latest firmware and check regularly for new firmware updates, I didn't get any speed improvements but i am maxed out on my line anyway so wasn't expecting to. I am also accessing the modem web gui without having to connect my laptop to the vigor 130 via ethernet. I followed a simple guide on the snbforums for achieving this, it's great as now i can access the modem web gui and vdsl stats wirelessly from my laptop. I unlocked my BT OpenReach modem with custom firmware but the custom firmware has not been updated in a few years now. I can't think of a better replacement for the BT OpenReach modem other than the Draytek Vigor 130 modem. Only owned for a few days but so far rock solid stable performance. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for in this case. Highly recommend. For accessing Vigor 130 modem web gui without ethernet cable: (instructions are what i followed and works very well) from snbforums using asus-wrt merlin firmware and asus router. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are using Merlin's firmware, here is a definitely working way of accessing modem interface through the router: 1. Give your modem an IP that is outside the router's ip range. (Your IP numbers 192.168.0.1 for modem and 192.168.1.1 for router are ok). 2. Enable jffs partition. 3. You need to add two scripts to the /jffs/scripts directory, namely wan-start and nat-start scripts. wan-start script : #!/bin/sh ifconfig `nvram get wan0_ifname`:0 192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 Note : the IP number shown in bold must be one more than your modem's IP. If your modem's ip is 192.168.0.1 then it must be written as 192.168.0.2. nat-start script : #!/bin/sh iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -o `nvram get wan0_ifname` -j MASQUERADE Before adding scripts, you can check if this works for you easily. Just SSH to your router and enter the commands in the scripts (you can use copy-paste). Then open a browser session to your modem (192.168.0.1 in your case) and there is your modem interface. Adding scripts just makes sure that the commands are run on router startup. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow, wow, wow. THE simple solution to all those WiFi 6 Routers with no integrated modem
*by S***Y on 19 May 2020*

This is a brilliant piece of kit. Simple instructions and dead easy to set up. If you are with a mainstream ISP in the UK, it is plug and play, no configuration to use this as a simple modem. Connect and power it up first, then connect to your router, it passes the internet signal via an Ethernet cable straight into your router WAN port for the router to use and distribute with no messing about required. An absolute breeze and does what it says on the tin. I haven’t explored it, but it also has a more advanced configuration user interface if you wish to access it via your PC, that’s one for the real techies. For me, I just wanted a solid reliable and separate modem to work with my new WiFi 6 router. This is THE solid simple solution to all those WiFi 6 Routers with no integrated DSL modem - all the new WiFi 6 routers I’ve seen are routers only, with no integrated modem. Been up and running now 24 hours, no drop outs just a great internet connection. UPDATE: July 2020: been running flawlessly now for nearly 2 months. Great plug and play modem if you are with a mainstream UK ISP.

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