Pros: The size is amazing. This can be configured as a client or a router.

Cons: The software takes a very long time to install. DO NOT BUY THIS DEVICE IF YOU ARE USING A 64bit OS. The manufacturer has no plans to provide drivers for 64bit systems. I feel this is a major weakness of this device.

Pros: Fast, easy, hassle-free set up even for a pseudo geek

Cons: Nons so far...

Overall Review: I bought this adapter to replace my old Rosewill adaptor when I upgraded my computer. This little wonder is great, doesn't drop the signal when I'm near it and is so small that it doesn't get joggled or bothered when my cat strolls by the computer and brushes against it. The Rosewill was more trouble to set up and dropped the signal very easily. The Buffalo is the exact opposite. Robust, refined, resonably priced, and great!

Pros: Works amazingly well! Never drops a connection, very fast download speeds. Incognito!

Cons: none at all

Overall Review: great purchase, wouldn't hesitate to buy again

Pros: Small, good signal strength

Cons: Buffalo Drivers do not work for Vista 64bit. Even though it works for Windows 7. I mean come on is it that hard to update your drivers especially since the OEM hardware manufacturer that makes the device already has a working driver for it.

Overall Review: Here is how to get it working for Vista 64bit OS Go to http://www.ralinktech.com/support.php?s=1 and download the latest USB drivers Install the downloaded driver Plug in the device Right click on "Computer" in start menu and select properties In the new window select "Hardware Manager" You should see a unknown 802.11 USB wireless device under "Other Devices" Right click on the unknown device and select "Update Driver Software" Select "Browse my computer" Then choose "let me pick form a list" Choose the "all" option on the very top this will show you all available drivers In "manufacturers" scroll down till you see "Ralink Technology Corp" and select it In the adjacent window "Network Adapter" select "802.11 USB Wireless LAN Card and install that driver when windows prompts.

Pros: Very small, good signal, plug and play (win7)

Cons: None

Overall Review: I got this for my tower in my apartment. I can't run ethernet to my room. Plugged in this little guy and Windows 7 installed it automatically. I was online in 1 minute. Downloads are blazing fast, signal strength is strong. I play a lot of online games like Call Of Duty and It works great. Still low pings and no lag. Will buy again!

Pros: Small size. Attractive finish. Works well with Win7 and Mac OS X.

Cons: None that I am conscious of at this time.

Overall Review: Win 7 picks up this adapter without having to install the included software. Not sure about the network throughput as I do not know what my Verizon Wireless router is capable of. Using the latest drivers from Ralink's website I was able to install the drivers and utility from a .DMG, reboot, and plug in the adapter. Mac OS X 10.6.1 picked up the new network interface without a problem. There are no drivers to be found on Buffalo's site. That sorta stinks.

Pros: Plug n play(with my network security code), no install required on Windows 7 64-bit Pro.

Cons: none that I know of.

Overall Review: I'm about to buy another!

Pros: Using this device because the wireless card in my laptop is shot. Just plugged it in, when prompted used the install disk, and off I went. Process took 10 minutes from start to finish. Currently using XP.

Cons: The only potential problem with this device is that the signal strength is not very impressive. I have a moderately strong signal and I'm 40 feet away from the router which happens to be a Buffalo Airstation with MIMO. For users in a larger house or several floors between the router and device, signal strength may be an issue. Try it first though.

Overall Review: others wrote about intermittent connectivity issues and I haven't had any real issue yet. I'm pleased so far. Signal strength may be an issue when I try to use hot points.