Cons: included software is a bit quirky.. I wanted this to do WPA2 but I had problems using a key larger than 128bits I had to drop my router down to WPA2 mixed mode in orde...
Summary: Using a WRT54g v1.0 router running Tomato by the way.
Pros: Price is cheap! Build quality was better than I was expecting for something that is a no name brand, inexpensive product.
Cons: Claims to support WPA2, but I havent been able to get it to work. It just connects/disconnects every few seconds. Had to revert my network to WPA.
Summary: I bought this for my x64 Vista machine and was concerned when it arrived because I didn't think about the fact that it may not have Vista drivers, let alone x64 Vista ...
Pros: This is exactly what I needed, something cheap that would just work when I needed it to. Surfing, World of Warcraft, Youtube, no problems at all. I've never noticed I ...
Summary: This was used on a desktop computer running Windows Vista. Plugged it in, it asked for cd and I was up and running.
Pros: Using Windows Vista, I had no problems connecting it to the computer. The small extension adaptor came in handy while plugging it into a crowded usb hub. Has a good si...
Summary: The unit has it's ups and it's downs. Although it was definately worth the price. It works, carries a good signal, and hasn't dropped connection on me. The heat issue ...
Pros: Very cheap unit, and it works well enough. The software is lighter than the old software I had with my Belkin adaptor. The included flex extention cable is useful in t...
Cons: The adaptor gets... well, hot. I live in the desert and so my machine is prone to overheating, which causes me to recieve BSoD errors on occassion. However this has ha...
Summary: Gas is not 69 cents a gallon like it was when I was a teen!
Pros: Cheap and it works!
Cons: Don't install the CD that comes with the unit; Google the driver and download the driver elsewhere(RTL8187B_driver_only.zip). I purchased 2, one runs a little warm but...