D-Link DWL-AG530 Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11a/b/g 32-bit PCI Up to 108Mbps Wireless Data Rates

Pros: Does what it says (getting harder and harder to find products that do this nowadays). Since the antenna is free to be placed arbitrarily, it really boosts the card's ability to catch signals. With other brands, I only caught two routers - with this card I'm getting 7-8 other routers from my neighbors. Installation was a snap and the included software actually works (*cough* %%%%sys *cough*).

Cons: The cable used to connect the antenna to the card could be longer.

Overall Review: Overall, great product in that it does its job better for the same price as products offered by other brands (which I have tried and subsequently returned).

Pros: I have this card paired with the DGL-4300 gaming router. For the price, this card is amazing. The internet is extremely responsive, great signal, and I can handle over 500 connections in bittorrent with no problems.

Cons: Included software doesn't offer much.

Overall Review: I don't ever play games online, so I can't comment on that. But otherwise, this is an amazing card and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a fast, stable card.

Pros: This wireless card is about 85 feet from the wireless router in my house. It has to go through 5 walls, but it still maintains 3-4 bars at all times. The computer never gets dropped.

Cons: wish that the cord for the antenna was just a bit longer...

Overall Review: Just remember... it never pays to go with cheap computer parts. This isn't the cheapest of wireless cards... but it's not the most expensive either. this is the best "bang for the buck".

Pros: Plugged in the card and it worked. Much better signal reception.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I replaced an old DWL-520 that started giving me random drops. New card used the existing drivers. I decided not to update the drivers (I was lazy) I have had no drops since replacing this card.

Pros: Outperformed l-sys cards in three machines...got an 85 year old friend can't afford an internet connection, with this antenna mounted in the middle of an old satellite tv dish he "borrows" a church's wireless connection with their permission...over a block away.

Cons: If you want more speed/better connection, try standing the antenna on an upside-down pie tin or old frying pan...she seems to like it. ...or go the old satellite dish route.

Overall Review: or at LEAST leave the antenna on top of the computer case. people who have trouble installing this shouldn't be allowed to make toast, they might burn down the house. Instructions are meant to be followed, try reading them FIRST.

Pros: Easy to Install and the install disk has everything that you need for the product. Works like a charm. When other people cant get a wireless signal I just hop on mine and connect to it.

Cons: Cons....what is that?

Overall Review: I would recommend this product to anyone who asks me about it.

Pros: Works through two floors with "excellent" signal.

Cons: no complaints. Read some other reviews, and followed advice about drivers - I never installed cd that came with it.

Overall Review: I'm able to act as a server for neverwinter nights (orig), with 3 others connected - no problems as of yet.

Pros: Picks up stuff from everywhere. Using it in a church building that is about 400 feet from where the router is in another building (54 Mbps card that we initially tried wouldn't even work). Picks up a decent signal at 108 Mbps (rarely drops to 54). Picks up all kinds of other networks that weren't even detectable with the first 802.11g card we tried.

Cons: Had a little trouble getting it set up (card was not being detected properly by XP), but DLink tech support had me up in 10 minutes. The problem was not documented in the troubleshooting part of the manual at the time I bought the card.