Pros: About the same as the booster. I used that booster on this Rosewell and was able to see networks all around. The install and setup was easy. My network is tight and I have had issues with other adapters this one was quick and easy.

Cons: None, Nada, Nothing

Other Thoughts: Wish I had gotten me one at the Labor Day Price

Pros: Cheap price. Worked great until it stopped working. Installation is easy.

Cons: Stopped working after about 1 1/2 mths.

Pros: i got this for my wii game and it works very will online to play games online and whatch movies with netflix some people said it was junk i had no trouble with it

Cons: loner signal better internet and loger without loseing
conn stay onloner we need it to rech up 4 miles away of hookup to make it easyer for everyone

Other Thoughts: i also use it in my laptop on the go but it needs more reach for wireless laptops you almost have to be ontop of that router to use your laptop but it woks find on my laptop it needs 4or5 metyers more of a siganal but now i used wireless modem no wory about if it is goting to work or not it every time i login on any where with no trouble i had to get it becuse i work on someone computer the just don,t want to tell you there use name or password to see if it works online
so i use mine the i detle the drivers sdo they don.t know what i used get paid and get out of there fast so they don,t add something else to do they can call setup and pay more i had thjat happen to me many times after so long i said to do that it cost more to you

Pros: Cheap price. Nice build quality. Looks good. Pretty small for its features. Quick cheap shipping.

Cons: Doesn't have a fan?

Other Thoughts: This adapter works great!! I have had none of the overheating problems mentioned by other reviewers and I'm running this in a hot garage in Texas! Definitely skip the included cd and let Windows install it automatically. Just plug and play! I'm running WinXP SP3 and had no problems.

Pros: Worked great until it stopped working. Installation is easy,
just pug it in to a usb socket and its working. OS-windows 7.

Cons: Stopped working after about 1 1/2 mths.

Pros: Solid build - Plug n Play - I am running 5 USB through it with no problems. The included wireless dongle makes it an unbeatable buy.

Cons: None

Pros: One word, "Outstanding"... We have been having trouble with the wireless connection in a very tough location and this device has given us excellent performance…

Cons: None

Pros: Low Price, Good Build Quality, Works.

Cons: Included software

Other Thoughts: I used this on an old machine running Windows XP Professional. I did not follow the instructions and install the software from the CD. I just plugged the adapter in and Windows detected it and automatically installed it.

Pros: Well despite the negative reviews I got one of these Rosewill wireless adapters. Came in usual quick Newegg fashion and after a few initial troubles that were my fault (I forgot to whitelist the adapter in my router's settings as it filters MAC addresses) it worked like a charm on my desktop and laptop running Windows 7 (x86 and x64). Didn't even have to download drivers, Windows 7 did it automatically on both computers as they already had active connections to the Internet but Rosewill makes it fairly easy to get them off their website and there is a driver CD included as well.

In terms of performance this dongle gets excellent range (as good as my Intel WiFi N card built into my laptop) and the speed is great as well.

Cons: A bit wide so on laptops you might find ports next to the USB port you use this adapter on blocked and sometimes the dongle seems to get slightly warm, but just slightly. Also it's a white adapter but the antenna is black (bit of an odd combo to me, since the black one is black with a black antenna, why not make the white one white with a white antenna) but I'm nitpicking.

Other Thoughts: It's a great adapter at a good price for anyone looking for a way to bring a computer onto a wireless network that doesn't need or can't use the extra potential speed of Wireless N. In my case I won't be using in the future much with built-in wireless cards on all my computers but it was free with the item I actually wanted so what do I care.

Pros: it was cheap?

Cons: never worked great. spotty signal coverage with the wireless router in site. 6 months later it's dead. won't even turn on.

Other Thoughts: you get what you pay for.