I like the Vigor 130 a lot. It just works. And it does MTU 1508 as well, with no nonsense. Its performance wasn’t exceptionally fast for me in my particular situation, ADSL1 ultra-long line, non-matching DSLAM. And I don’t know about stats - might not be good there. It was very stable and solid. I have no idea how it works in VDSL2. Still worth thinking about though. It may be that its own internal target SNRM tweaking is not high or is non existent. I think that with some modems their aggressiveness is just that, turning the knob up in the trade off of performance vs reliability. Anyone can tweak like that, doesn’t make it a better modem, unless that is what you need/want, just a less reliable one if you’re not careful. The Vigor might have just been a bit more conservative in my situation. As a counterexample, I feel that the DLink DSL-320B-Z1 is maybe an example of the tweaked aggressive kind.