Pros: Really easy to use, reliable.

Cons: Could cost less- Nothing else noted.

Pros: I have been setting up computers and networks for over 30 yrs and this bridge was very easy to setup on a Ethernet only printer. The setup was easy with simple to follow directions. Connected instantly to the router and the when added to the printer it was instant connection.

Cons: None at this time.

Pros: * Small
* Very easy to set up. Clear instructions.
* Working as expected.
* Power from USB itself.
* No signal flicking.
* Cheap.

Cons: Only thing: It's not remembering different wifi connections. But for me it doesn't matter.

Pros: Enabled wireless on my son's Xbox 360, small and compact, no issues

Cons: None so far

Pros: I own a few of those and I am really pleased of how well they serv me. No wifi drops good speeds

Cons: Price went up from a year ago and hasn't gone down since. I used to get them a lot cheaper. I guess they caught up with the demand.

Pros: It works perfectly in its current use, turning a "smart" BluRay player into a wireless one. Thinking about buying another for the Internet tuner I just bought which has a reputation for a bad wireless implementation and has an Ethernet jack. Connection is very stable, but it is only 1 wood floor and 12 feet from a high-power (Engenius 17CC6) wireless access point.

Cons: No direct access to unit's web interface. It must be configured using it's default ip address to enter a WEP or WPA key. Only then can it be set to your network sub-net. Of course, this requires temporarily changing your entire network's subnet or a notebook's IP address, only to have to reset it after the unit is configured. But, this is a one-time issue and pretty typical of such simple devices.

Other Thoughts: It's really small and needs to be fastened to a surface with tape or Velcro or the weight of the power and ethernet cords alone will pull it to the floor. (The cat thought it was a play toy before I fastened it down.) Unfortunately, that will permanently obliterate the sticker containing the unit's serial number and MAC address.

Pros: Solid connection, holds connection well. Remembers WAP.

Cons: Seems a tad sluggish, but not enough to be a concern.

Other Thoughts: Bought one of these w/in the last year to add wifi to a non-wifi TV. Didn't work well with that (TV's fault, not the adapter) so I brought it down to the basement for my workbench. Got it hooked up to a small switch, it pulls a nice connection, even if I'm working with three systems at a time, and hasn't given me any trouble. No complaints.

Pros: Never got it to work so hard to say. If it worked this would be a great device.

Cons: Basically, if the device you are trying to use this for can't be configure for static IP, as is the case for me, then it will not work. I spent 3 hours trying to get it to assign an IP to my laptop and it never did. I did go in to /menu.asp which gives you a lot more options but I suspect those options don't actually have any effect. In LAN I tried DHCP client and server but the behavior never changed. If I assigned an IP manually then it worked.

Other Thoughts: Will be returning.

Manufacturer Response:

Thank you for choosing IOGEAR and we apologize for the inconvenience. It sounds like the kit you have works as advertised. This devise will pull an IP through DHCP and cannot be accessed or changed. Once again, thank you for choosing IOGEAR.

Pros: Easy to configure, seems to have excellent coverage.

Cons: None that I have found.

Other Thoughts: I bought the device to use with my Samsung TV, but the TV isn't a Smart TV so it basically gave me the weather. I had an application that required a Linux PC be able to get to the internet and I knew the internal RJ-45 was talking to the O/S. I plugged it in and it was on the internet. Works great. The configuration you do to set it up like your Wi-Fi password stay in it so you can set it and forget it.

Pros: Now have 3 of these items connected to Canon Ir & IrA Copiers, and have tested them on laptops and satellite dish. they just work like a champ.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Wish they were free.