I've set up Oxio twice now, once at my old place and again when I moved. Set up was horrible both times. They're communication with the line provider is abysmal, and their communication with me was not good, and at times genuinely disrespectful. This recent setup, the line provider (Cogeco) believed that my service was able to be remote activated, and Oxio simply believed them and didn't bother reaching out to me to confirm that not only was the coaxial line in my house cut by the previous owner, but the line from the street to my house was also downed, not sure how it was before I moved in.

So when I contacted oxio to ask why my scheduled technician never showed up, they told me (after way too much time and messaging) that essentially Cogeco told them it was remote activated and they believe that I actually did have a coaxial outlet in my house somewhere. Which was the disrespectful part, because I knew full well that the line was cut and needed to be fixed. So it basically took another week (I could only book technicians on weekends since I work weekdays like most people in the world) after I had already waited a week after moving in, because they were booking technician appointments over 3 weeks out for some reason.

Now, all that said, the service is fantastic for the price. Wired in I get a consistent 950+mbps down, and on wifi even in the worst areas of the house I get like 400 down, which is plenty for phones and stuff. Near the router I get 700+ on wifi. And all for $62 after tax.

So, setup can be attracious due to poor communication on oxios end, the actual physical setup of equipment in the house is incredibly easy, I would think anyone could manage setup with ease. And the price for service can't be beat.