BELKIN F5D9050 Wireless G Plus MIMO Network Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g USB 2.0 Up to 54Mbps Wireless Data Rates 64/128-Bit WEP, WPA, WPA2

Pros: works good

Cons: software is hard to work with, make it simple please! this guy is huge! wouldnt buy another one

Pros: It was cheap, I bought on sale for only $11 and I got what I payed for.

Cons: It worked for the first week and then just stopped working, I switched it to a new usb port and it worked for a little while and then stopped again. I tried reinstalling the drivers and it still didnt work.

Other Thoughts: It worked well when it worked.

Pros: works with linux, just had to install firmware-ralink with debian, and then its up
cheap
gets good signals

Cons: a bit big for a laptop
the case for the usb-key is not practical to plug on some computers

Other Thoughts: i didn't try anything else (wpa2 enterprise) then wep and personnal wpa2

Pros: This is a great multipath wireless G adapter. It works with ubuntu right out of the box too - just plug it in and it shows up in Network Manager. Price is great too.

Cons: Big, but it has to be to support multipath antennas.

Other Thoughts: I can plug this adapter into my laptop usb in the basement and get 100% signal. The router is a belkin mimo pre-N, and it's two floors up and pretty far away.

The laptop has a built in wifi, so I can attach each wifi adapter to a different access point and use ifenslave in ubuntu to bond them together for 54Mbps x 2 channels acting as on. I believe Windows can also bond multiple adapters auto-magically.

What more can your ask for. Mimo multipath works great. I sure the signals are mostly reflected paths, because there is rock and earth between the line of sight diagonal from my basement location to the router location upstairs.

Pros: Works great!!!....Never loses signal Windows 7 compatible!! I'm using it in a separte building about 300 feet away, and I still get a great signal. And you can't beat the price

Cons: It's a little big.

Pros: Worked right away with drivers. Seems pretty solid.

Cons: Not the size I was expecting...its huge compared to other similar adapters (good for the price though...and not much of a negative)

Pros: Works adequately under 32 bit XP and works very well under Linux (Ubuntu 9.04, 9.10 and Debian 5/Lenny). Ralink chipset.

Cons: The bundled Windows software is terrible. Totally unusable.
There are no drivers for 64 bit Windows on Belkin's site, and there are no Win 7 drivers on Belkin's site.

Other Thoughts: Apparently some people report that the Windows Update Center is able to find a driver... that helps a lot when you don't have a connection because your wireless card needs drivers.

Pros: Works great. I am < 10 feet from my router and it rocks. No problem doing Window updates. Surfs the net fast w/o any problems thus far.

Cons: None at this time

Other Thoughts: Have not tested from further distance. Just needed another connection for a third PC that is too far to be wired.

Pros: Correcting my previous review. Works on windows 7 64 bit. Installed itself after windows automatically installed drivers. Good signal, although not far from the router

Cons: none

Pros: G plus mimo has a excellent range. I am operating down 2 floor and across the house at full speed. once the driver situation is resolved it works flawlessly.

Cons: The only problem I had was it doesn't have a windows 7 driver or functional Vista driver on the disc or on the website. Strangly enough Microsoft does have a driver for it through their update service, but you have to get online 1st to be able to download the driver through windows update service.