ASUS USB-N10 Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n USB 2.0 Up to 150Mbps Wireless Data Rates 64/128-bit WEP, TKIP, AES, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK

Pros: Increased Down speeds
Small

Cons: While I had it I couldn't find anything wrong with it

Other Thoughts: I got the adapter, used it for a day, then sold it to a friend who is now very pleased with it.

Pros: Well it works when I first plugged it in

Cons: Has not wanted to work reliably for the past 3 weeks. I have tried everything I can with this and do not know what else to say, it just DOES NOT WORK.

Personally I would not recommend this to anyone.

Other Thoughts: This reasoning is quite possibly why it is on sale right now. If I would have known of this issue prior to purchase I would not have bought.

Sorry Asus, thought your products were good.

STAY AWAY is all I can say.

Pros: Great speeds, decent range, small

Cons: Running Win 8 and paired it with an Asus n56u with latest firmware. After a month wifi signal kept dropping every ten minutes. Narrowed it down to the adapter. Ever since removing it all of my devices run smooth. Must just be a faulty device. So be careful. This thing is cheap, you get what you pay for.

Pros: Small size. Potentially works with windows 8.

Cons: I plugged this into my windows 8 PC and my router immediately started loosing connectivity repeatedly. Both wireless and wired connectivity was lost while this wifi adapter was trying to connect to it.

Other Thoughts: I'm an IT Professional, and I've seen things like this before. The problem definitely is with this unit, because as soon as it's unplugged, the issues go away and the rest of my wifi devices work as they should.

Pros: One of the very very few adapters that work out of the box with 5 different Ubuntu flavors. No issues whatsoever. Tried several other Newegg Micro adapters that DO NOT WORK out of the box, this is the one to get for current releases, small too, not micro but still small. Also plug and play on Windows 8.

Cons: none

Pros: Works great. Used out of the box with with several Linux distros including BT5, and Raspberry Pi.

Cons: Gets very hot, have not run into problems with connection.

Pros: Small

Cons: It runs hot, then stalls out. After cooling down it will work again, but for very minimal time. Asus has offered a RMA, but it's my understanding that this is very common with this adapter.

Pros: Super fast, PnP compatible with Rasberry Pi (B) - Wheezy, minimal power use, and super compact size.

Cons: Runs a little warmer than some other USB WAPs, but not hot.

Other Thoughts: This is THE adapter to buy if you're running Wheezy or Arch on you RasPi: It's plug and play on any image after July 30th. Also works perfect on any other computer I've tried, windows or linux.

Pros: tiny, works with Ubuntu 10.04, and apparently Raspberry Pi

Cons: This device gets extremely hot even when the computer is off.
Also, (I believe it is overheating?) it will after a while stop working properly and even cause me to reboot my wireless router in order to recover.

Other Thoughts: I really wanted to love this device for its small size, broad compatability and ease of use. However, I wish I understood why it gets so darn hot.

Pros: Working 3 months later. Last wireless adapter I had burned up in 1 month (different brand).

Cons: Does get hot to touch. Drops connection every now and then... Not enough to return/stop using, just 1 egg deduction.