ASUS USB-N53 Black Diamond Dual Band (2.4GHz 300Mbps/5GHz 300Mbps) Wireless-N USB Adapter, Graphical Easy Interface, Live Signal Monitor

Pros: I also got this to go along with the ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band router. Both turned out to be valuable and worthwhile. My laptop with the factory-equipped WiFi adapter only gave me the standard 65Mbps on the 2.4GHz band. I disabled it and plugged this puppy in. I created a 2.4 GHz band network and a 5 GHz band network on the RT-N66U router and now I get 216 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band network and 300 Mbps on the 5GHz band network! With a Plextor SSD and this wireless adapter, new life was bred into this 4 year old laptop. VERY happy! BTW, Tech support from Asus on the router was first rate the first week I got it. Firmware setup was somewhat daunting at first after having been used to 2 D-Link Dir655 routers for a few years but, after tinkering a bit, nothing but stability so far.

Cons: A little expensive for the router but the included adapter was a bonus! All in all, there is a premium for the latest innovation in routers and wifi adapters. Since an Ethernet cable in one of my network PCs is almost impossible, I do a lot of GB transfers via wireless. This combo is a fine welcome to Paradise finally.

Pros: -Ability to get 2.4 and 5ghz bands
-Easy installation
-Looks pretty
-Easy to use software

Cons: Size. It is pretty fat WITHOUT the extension cable.

Other Thoughts: Such an improvement over my old netgear adapter! Went from 54down and 8up to just about 70down and 11up!

Paired with an ASUS N-750 dual band router

Pros: Was great when it was working.

Cons: Failed after 2 months

Other Thoughts: Will be contacting Asus since it has a 2 year warranty. Will update if something happens.

Pros: This device uses both 2.4ghz and 5ghz bandwidths.It also comes with a cool usb cable that allows it to be plugged into a port without covering up it's neighboring port and has some sort of stiff wire that allows you to point or position it in the air.

Cons: Microsoft update will attempt to have you use a driver that will only run it in 2.4ghz mode. You have to manually go download the most current version from Asus.

Other Thoughts: I won this device at a raffle and it has surprised me greatly on well it works for a wifi device internal antennas.

Pros: Works like it should. No issues so far.

Cons: Asus software is annoying to use, quickly uninstalled and used windows drivers only.

Pros: My HP Laptop could not connect to my recent router ASUS N66 the "Dark Knight" 5ghz and only 2.4ghz. I decided to buy this and I was able to connect to the 5ghz as I frequently stream and game.

The setup was easy and fast.

Cons: The USB Adapter is quite big in my opinion. The signal spikes sometimes and I'm not sure why. My router is fairly new so it would not be the router.

Other Thoughts: If the signal did not spike, It would have been a good 5 egg buy.

Pros: Plugged into my Desktop in my garage and i get a great signal strength
My router is in my house about 25feet away and i never lose signal strength. I dont game i dont do anything intense, and im satisfied
Youtub videos do lag just a tiny bit but nothing to cry about
I am completely satisfied my first wireless router on my desktop and I love it
When i can i will obviously go back to wired internet connection but for now this is great

Cons: Youtube videos lag a tiny bit but still load eventually no dead links ever

Pros: Works great right out of the box. the 5ghz is fast.

Cons: I got this to go along with the ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band router. Now the router is a something else, You need a fan on it. I can cook an egg on it. it gets so hot and have had to reset it twice so far.

Other Thoughts: Still better then the linksys I think. will do another wright up in a month are 2.

Pros: -reliable signal
-no lag
-nice stiff usb connection
-cheap
-N600 dual band
-as good as wired connection from 30 feet through 2 walls

Cons: -didn't buy from newegg

Other Thoughts: well I bought this from a local computer shop after returning the N300 PCIE wifi adapter from ASUS since it didn't get a great signal(literally the signal was 10% to 0%). I also bought a cheap $2 dollar usb extension cord to get it out in the open for a better signal.

Pros: I can notice a difference in my wireless network speed when using the adapter rather than my laptop's pre-installed wi-fi card.

Cons: I don't know why, but when I look at all the wireless networks that my laptop can see, whether coming from my the internal wi-fi card or the asus adapter, I can see so many more networks than the adapter. Like I said, I do not know why I can only see so few networks with the adapter.