Pros: it is inexpensive, and it is about the same size as the one I was replacing.

Cons: I could not get this to work at all on vista, I could not get it to work properly on XP, and it did not work properly on two MACs running windows 7. I did get it to run on a PC running Windows 7 after down loading the drivers, but some of the network software we use did not function properly with this adapter.

Other Thoughts: We were planning to use this inside one of our products as a replacement for an obsolete part, I am not going to give this two our customers. I've have ten of these I am scrapping.

Pros: Worked well on windows machines, great utility.

Cons: Revision B of this product is not compatible with OSX over 10.6 for some odd reason, and I was hoping to use this on a 10.8 macbook air.

Other Thoughts: Make note of the OSX shortcomings so you don't get caught.

Pros: Got a XP machine where the motherboard ethernet chip just died back on the net. It did what it was supposed to do.

Cons: XP had to have the driver loaded from CD (since obviously it had no network connection!!), but fortunately that is the one machine which still has a working CD drive in it.

Pros: This works out of the box with Windows 7 and Linxu 3.5 Kernel. Nice sheilded cable.

Cons: I can't think of anything.

Pros: Got this to use wit a laptop running virtual machines in a lab. Works without driver disk in Windows 7 and worked with Linux Mint, 12.04, no problem. The USB cable is nicely shielded.

Cons: None that I can think of.

Pros: Works as described. Plugged it in to my new ACER W700 Tablet and it made a connection immediately. No configuartion needed. Just works.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: gets warm after running continuously for 2 weeks

Pros: Plugged it into a Surface Pro to add it to a domain and it connected to the LAN in seconds. No driver needed for the Win8 - 64-bit on the Surface Pro.

Cons: A bit expensive but well worth it because of the ease of use (hence still 5 eggs).

Pros: Once I found the correct driver it worked perfectly. No issues and is working in an industrail enviroment.

Cons: Package didn't come with cd, unless it was one of the mini cd's and I accidentally threw it away with the packaging, but then the cd was not put in a easily viewable location. The drivers were particularily hard to find on the website. You have to go to a different website, search for the product and then you will have two options. Turns out the option labeled windows XP 32-bit doesn't work on windows XP 32-bit and you have to download the file that is an *.exe to install the windows xp 32-bit file. If you just want the *.inf files you will have to install the *.exe and then go and fine the *.inf. I was using on a box that I really don't want any 3rd party software.

Other Thoughts: I'm sure it automatically installs if your able to connect to internet but I wasn't able to connect the computer to internet to search for drivers.

Pros: Rugged packing; well documented; comes with installation CD and User Guide; simple and quick installation; displays three diode lights that give status and diagnostic information; provides method to determine if installation was successful.

Cons: A minor issue is the inconsistency between the manual and reality:
Manual states lights 1, 2, and 3 indicate respectively
•good connection (yellow light)
•connected to 100 Mb/sec network
•connected to 10 Mb/sec network

The reality is that
•the second light is labeled FULL/HALF and
•the third light is labeled 100M/10M

Other Thoughts: The adapter provides quality at low cost.

Pros: Simple install, works well. I was able to use this to recover a tablet pc with no ethernet port using Windows Home Server backups. Just load the drivers from the cd.

Cons: none.

Other Thoughts: Wish it was a Gigabit connection