Pros: Fits into a PCI Slot windows 7(64) recognized it and found the drivers.

Cons: It wasn't DOA but turns out that a small percentage of users have the problem I had which was that the adapter didn't pick up any wireless signals. The software wasn't much help either as the GUI was basically useless.

Overall Review: I contacted AZiO through email and hopefully have the problem solved, they're sending me a replacement usb adapter instead, they're shipping it free and sending return sticker for this one which is much better than RMA and paying the shipping for returns.

Pros: Works with Windows 7 64bit out of the box very good connection to linksys wrt54g 50ft away through one wall

Cons: none

Overall Review: excellent piece of hardware

Pros: Was one of the few internal network cards that worked with vista 64 with no issues, many of the linksys ones I have purchased have been a nightmare, for the price, and ease of setup giving you the choice to just install the driver or the driver and the extra software for the wireless card"its not needed" but that alone giving me the choice was great. But all in all very impressed with this, great signal range, easy install.

Cons: none

Overall Review: put into a little shuttle budget machine I built for someone. Great buy, and one of the few that says its compatabile with xp/vista 32/64

Pros: It's a wireless card. Plug it in, install the drivers (Windows 7 will recognize do it automatically), and off you go. Holds connection without fail. It just works, what more could you want?

Cons: None

Overall Review: If you are far away from the router or have signal issues, try getting the Rosewill RNX-A5-EX High Gain Antenna. My computer is farthest away from the router so it gets poor signal with the provided antennas. Hooked up the Rosewill and went from 1 bar to 4-5 bars constantly.

Pros: 2nd one of these cards and they both work great. I enjoy products that do what they say they are going to do and do it well. Using both of them in a auto repair garage. They are attaching almost full strength to a b/g/n access point over 50 feet away and through a thin wall. My customer is pleased, so I am happy.

Cons: -1 egg for PCI mounting bracket. If I was more concerned about this thing being moved around, it could have been a deal breaker. The PCI bracket / plate that you screw down does *not* fit the Dell machine I was attaching it to. Was too short by 2-3 millimeters. I had to *ahem* adjust it so it would provide enough support to keep the card from rattling out of the socket. Could be real bad for some folks, just inconvenient for me.

Overall Review: To sum up: Great card, bad bracket.

Pros: It's Cheap. Despite the "original price" listed at $40.00 it performs like a $20.00 card. Relatively decent range. 300mbps..Not. Would have been happy with 150.. also not. And yes, I understand how you actually configure to get the theoretical 300 mbps. I wasn't expecting 300. But i did expect a reasonable speed of 100 mbps or better.

Cons: Performs like a $20 card. "Strong" signal (3 bars) next to an older G laptop with 4 to 5 bars. Despite following all the suggestions listed by the manufacturer in the other reviews, this card can't get out of it's own way. 65 mbps is the best it can churn out. Windows XP SP3, WPA2 on a great D-Link router. Older N device sitting next to it gets 110 mbps.

Overall Review: USPS/DHL Eggsaver shipping is 2 thumbs down. Ordered 2 items, separately, with $2.99 shipping on a Friday. Ordered 2 items from other merchants with "Saver" rates on Monday. All items arrived by Wednesday except the one USPS/DHL shipped item from Newegg which arrived following Friday. All items shipped from east cast locations to SC. Boo, Hiss.

Pros: Works as advertised, Low Profile, Windows 7 (x64) No issues with internet performance.

Cons: It will not let my computer shut down, it will not let my computer sleep. It keeps rebooting my computer about 5 seconds after I shut it down, or when trying to put it to sleep. My only solution was to either manually switch the back of the power supply off, or to remove the card entirely.

Overall Review: I wonder how long of a warranty do they make for this particular card. Oh and I was annoyed after all the troubleshooting that I did, just to find out that it was my wireless network card... :(

Pros: Kubuntu linux 9.10 detected it automatically... didn't have to touch anything, it just worked.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Haven't tried on windows. Haven't tested N capabilities. Manufacturer's website has linux drivers available for download if needed for some reason.