BUFFALO WLI-U2-KG54-AI Wireless Keychain Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g USB 2.0 Up to 54Mbps Wireless Data Rates

Pros: Portability! Can use it on either my desktop or my notebook without a hitch! After tweaking the router (also Buffalo) from WPA to WEP, I can use: XP, Vista Beta 2, and Kubuntu Linux to surf wirelessly.

Cons: Buffalo's client side software is bloatware. Just use Windows wireless management to set things up. It's faster, and allows more flexibility.

Overall Review: Vista Beta 2 won't work with the client software. Make sure you move the toggle switch on the side of the adapter to the "OFF" position, that way all OSes will see it as a wireless adapter, NOT a USB drive. Use the drivers off the CD. You'll be fine!

Pros: Again with Buffalo - Now XP 64 drivers. With a little leg work though it will work. As another buyer stated, you have to download the drivers from the wireless chipset manufacturer Ralink (xxx, it's the T2500 chipset). Good design, Apple-like. 'bout the size of a pack of juicy fruit. Nicely done.

Cons: x64 users have to hunt down and download the drivers from . I guess it could be smaller but I'm happy.

Pros: Instant setup and go!!! Fast and no disconnects. Newegg fast and reliable service as it has been for the 3 years for me;)

Cons: None what so ever.

Comments: Bought this adapter off of Newegg. The first I received was defective. The second I had some trouble with since the adapter drivers/software install directly off of the adapter using Autorun.inf and I didn't have that enabled on my PC. However, a call to Buffalo solved that. After that, setup was relatively painless. I'm using it through two walls and about 15 meters. Signal strength is 100%, speed is 54 mpbs. Connection has never dropped. In short, a very nice adapter. A bit more expensive, but it certainly seems worth it.

Pros: It doesn't cost a small fortune, so I'm not out all that much. Buffalo AOSS is great!

Cons: Disappointing performance with my Dell Latitude C840 laptop. Apparently draws too much current from the USB (1.1!!!) ports, and goes catatonic. Tried it on my other PC's with "so-so" results.

Overall Review: This is the second Buffalo product I've purshased that failed to live up to expectations. That's really too bad, since I've been a fan of their products up until this point. Guess that's just the way it goes sometimes...

Pros: Plug and Play. Great adapter. Loads software from Adapter. Great signal and speed.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Used with Buffalo WHR-G54S

Pros: Great shipping from Newegg

Cons: I am forced to return this adapter. Bought 2 and both are bad. Could not get them to install and connect.

Overall Review: Do not buy this item.

Pros: Comes with USB cable included so you can position it where signal strength is best.

Cons: Couldn't get it to work.

Overall Review: I bought this for a Win98 SE box. I went through the installation and it seemed to install OK. Bottom line, it would not associate with the network unless all security was disabled. Even then, it would not process DHCP correctly and never got DNS info correctly. I could ping known IP addresses, but no name resolution. Might be fine with Win XP but don't buy this if you want to use it with Win98.