Pros: Exactly as described, works fine

Cons: none

Pros: Less than $10, came quickly

Cons: Hard to hear voice

Overall Review: Slightly easier to read than a regular tire gage. I'll use it since I have it but I wouldn't buy it again.

Pros: Worked instantly when I entered my network password

Cons: none yet

Overall Review: Tried and returned a Linksys and a friend spent hours with a Netgear range extender. This one worked as expected: connected Ethernet cable, typed ADMIN twice, and my network PW. Moved it to the basement where I now have 5 bars instead of 1.

Pros: Connected to the Internet right out of the box, no setup, no questions,

Cons: Only works if you happen to be in the right location. Bought 3 more for family and friends with mixed results.

Overall Review: 1. I put the USB dongle on a long extension so could move around to find signal. 2. When I started actual setup, got forced into free trial of $20 monthly contract which I'm having trouble dumping. 3. I was so impressed with the free 500 MB per month that I got a freedompop phone. Within 20 hours it claimed I had used 100 MB. I hadn't set up email, hadn't downloaded anything, just Google Earth over my WiFi. so this is strictly backup for my email if my FiOS goes out. I'm returning the phone which also had other problems. I'm not sure how I feel about giving freedompop my credit info.

Pros: Looks nice

Cons: Looks nice

Overall Review: It had a pretty green light and its label said "Protected". The light flickered and went out the first week so I have no idea if the device is doing anything at all. Of course I don't think surge protectors do much anyway. It works as 3-way plug and USB power source and the light is still on on my second unit so maybe I should have given it a 2.

Pros: inexpensive

Cons: flat out doesn't work. both my iPad and iPod say "cable or accessory not certified and may not work" and the only option is "dismiss". I tried with both os6 and 7. I bought 3 at $1 each + $10 so no great loss. (would have been nice though!)