SFR has launched its Frankenbox, a high-speed fibre internet service that promises to deliver exceptional performance. Users have reported impressive speeds, making it a competitive option in the market.
While many users praise the service for its reliability, experiences with the user interface have varied. Some users have noted that the interface can be slow at times, particularly when compared to other devices.
Overall, the Frankenbox is positioned as a strong contender for those seeking fast and reliable internet service, with SFR aiming to meet the growing demand for high-speed connectivity.
Updates
Update at 21:01 UTC on 2026-07-09
Survive France reported hairbear: Yeah, the Box 8 is a bit sh**. [ … ]Never seen a slow UI though, always been snappy for me. 13 seconds to display the home page after logging in compared with about 3 for the OpenWrt AP that I use (a D-Link Dir-882). It’s a fairly.
Sources: Survive France
Update at 07:23 UTC on 2026-07-10
Survive France reported It almost certainly uses Linux I would think. If no source is available then that would be a GPL violation. In saying that, there is no responsibility for the manufacturer to advertise it as such, but you do have to be able to ask and SFR s.
Sources: Survive France