TP-LINK TL-WN350G Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g 32bit PCI Up to 54Mbps Wireless Data Rates WPA2

Pros: Installation is as standard as can be, and the connections seem pretty stable .

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Purchased multiples of this as backup adapters in case others fail, for building new PCs, and for installing in family members' computers. Haven't had any issues with the installation of them, and they don't seem to have any issues with connection.

Pros: Works well, even somewhat for online gaming. I have been using it ~33ft from my router, through multiple walls.

Cons: Sometimes it will drop connection, though not too often. It always regains the connection after a few seconds though.

Pros: My old USB wireless adapter was failing and losing signal for no good reason. Bought this as a replacement while it was on sale for 8 bucks. It works flawlessly. It connects with my router through 2 walls and a living room.

Cons: Initially I had trouble getting my PC to recognize it. Took it out and plugged it back in and it started working fine.

Pros: Was an easy install as well as drivers.

Cons: The card sends more packets and data than it received. This card was not worth 15 dollars. I have had it a little over 2 weeks and it now takes several minutes to load a website.

Other Thoughts: When it was working, my speed test showed .17kb/s and a smashing 1.5mb/s. If my upload is faster than my download I have problems with that.

Pros: It was a cinch to install. Strong solid connection. I didnt have to install proprietary software to make it work with Win7.

Cons: None that i can think of.

Other Thoughts: Smooth flawless install.

Pros: cheap card that is still going strong

Cons: none

Pros: It lasted a couple months. That's it.

Cons: This product is terrible. I knew I shouldn't have trusted it.
I have an average of a 20mbps on all my other computers except for this one. I get THREE MEGABYTES PER SECOND!!!
It's terrible. I don't want a replacement or anything. I want a refund on this piece.
Everything is installed correctly. All the drivers, on the motherboard. Nothing wrong with the installation, just the card sucks.

Other Thoughts: I would love a refund right now.
It can't even handle a Skype call.
Just sad...

Pros: The card worked fine at first at ~30ft from my router. Luckily for me, I didn't have driver issues. Still doesn't make up for the lack of performance I got out of it during its short life.

Cons: The ability of the card to hold a signal quickly deteriorated. I have had it for only 2 months and I can't even hold a signal when online. Often times I will have to restart the card to be able to get a connection at all. I suppose it was my mistake for going with a b/g adapter. Sadly, I am about to order an 11n adapter for cheaper than I payed for this one.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Samuel Alexander,

This is Shania from TP-LINK Support Team.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused by our product.

As you know, the wireless dropping down problem could be caused by various factors, such as channel conflicts from other networks, barriers and some high-power electricities. We suggest you go to your router’s wireless settings to change the wireless channel. And help needed, please feel free to contact our technical support at 866-225-8139. Thank you.

Have a nice day!

Best Regards!
TP-LINK Support Team
http://www.tp-link.com/us/support
http://www.facebook.com/TPLINK

Pros: If you're into torture and xp machines, you're in luck! This device will leave you screaming and kicking babies within 30 minutes. Guranteed! Hate device drivers? No problem. None of them work properly. By now you're like me and you've tossed another network card in the thing to download updated drivers. Never fear. They won't work either. Code 10 all the way! In the off chance that it does load the drivers, the computer will immidiately lock up, so you can reboot and start all over.

Cons: See above. Seriously, this thing is a cheaply made garbage. Spend another $5 on here, so you can buy some other piece of junk on here that probably won't work much better.
Should rename this place to dubyadubyadubya-dot-chineselectonicgarbage-dot-kom

Other Thoughts: The chinese are at war with the US and you didn't know it. They do it by shoving cheaply made junk down our throats until nothing works. Think about it. For example, how many low end wireless cards have you purchased here in the last year that actually worked?

Pros: Is "just works". I dropped the card into an 8 year old Compaq EVO with Pentium 4 running Ubuntu 11.10. When it came back up my home wireless network was automatically connected. I didn't have to do anything. It's getting a decent from the router in the basement on the other side of the house, 50 feet away. It also picks up a weak signal from my neighbors router about 200 feet away.

Cons: It would be nice if the antennae detached and I could attach an external antennae, but that's not really an issue.