EnGenius EUB9707 Wireless-N Mini Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n, Up to 150Mbps, WPS Button

Pros: Works great. I have used this to: -Play WoW. -Download and install huge updates for Windows.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I don't know why others have a problem with this little gizmo but I have bought 2 of these and the 300N device. I'm sold on these adapters.

Pros: very small, can fit into any USB port, range is good too.

Cons: Small, can get lost easily

Overall Review: This is great, I picked one up for $15 bucks for our fire department, and the range is good, the speed is good, and I'm very happy with it.

Pros: I plugged it in, installed the driver and it worked. No problems, no issues. A steal at $15 bucks. Works very well with an ENGenius EOA3630 wireless router about 40 feet away and 30 feet up on a tower.

Cons: none.

Pros: Very fast connection cheap small

Cons: cap for it doesn't clip onto the end making it easy to loose :/

Overall Review: well worth it, but make sure you keep track of the cap so it doesn't get damaged

Pros: good when it worked. then it started to randomly disconnect.. I think it overheats as I use it for desktop pc that is connected to my TV for streaming overseas TV stations.

Cons: a little big but if you use it on desktop it wouldn't matter

Pros: - It work on Windows and Mac and Hackintosh

Cons: Pretty week signal though... 3 bars in same room unless you are 3ft from the access point.

Overall Review: Good for hackintosh... that's it.

Pros: This is an update to my first review. I uninstalled EnGenius driver and installed RALINK one (for Windows.) 7 feet away from the router I now get full 150mbps, so this device is worth 4 eggs.

Cons: Very short range, but for such a miniature device that's expected. It didn't look that small on a picture though. Gets HOT. Not sure how long it will last.

Pros: Price, size, ralink chipset.

Cons: Driver is bad. I downloaded it (and the utility) from their website. It only connects at G speed (54mbps). Router is configured with wpa2+aes. If I disable b+g on my router, it won't connect at all. My laptop is 7 feet away from the router. My built-in card with ancient Broadcom chipset connects at 72/65 mbps just fine. My wife's laptop with Atheros chipset connects at full 150, and hers is 40 feet away from the router. The best tech support guy could say was "that's odd ..."

Overall Review: In Linux with ralink firmware, this thing connects at 90-120mbps. Not 150, but still a lot better than with native driver, hence 3 eggs; would be 0 otherwise.