Pros: It works decent when it works.

Cons: The average unit life appears to be about a year. Reliability degrades over time and the units eventually die.

Overall Review: We have about a dozen of these in our office. The first few we bought seemed to work great, so we bought this same model for the rest of the office. A few of the additional units we bought would have issues either loosing their connection to the router, or the computer would loose its connection to wireless adapter. This would happen hourly for some of the adapters. Four or five of the units have completely died after about a year. I am still trying alternatives to see if there is something better on the market. Why is it that there is an endless variety of mediocre to super cheap products for this purpose, but nobody makes a bulletproof Cadillac model for a higher cost? I would rather have a piece of hardware I can plug in and forget about than something I am constantly troubleshooting and then having to replace in a year.

Pros: Bought this on sale to replace a wireless PCI card I had purchased previously that I was never really that impressed with. I am using this on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine and am happy to say that I haven't had any issues what so ever. I'm using this with a WRT54G router running DD-WRT firmware and couldn't be happier.

Cons: None as of yet.

Pros: I'm a tech. I install many of these NICs. They always work well on 2000, XP. I haven't yet tried Vista. NEVER INSTALL THE UTILITY THAT IS ON THE CD WITH XP! Put the CD in the tray and quit out of the install routine. Plug in the adaptor to any usb port and let windows install the thing. It will pull the driver off of the CD and will work flawlessly every time. Cheers!

Cons: The wireless utility on the CD is dissapointing. You have to use it on windows 98 but it sometimes doesn't work.

Overall Review: I think that the CD should recognize that you are running Windows XP, and not try to install the wireless utility. In the instructions it even tells you not to use it... ??

Pros: Excellent reception within my modest home, no problems setting it up or connecting, fast and reliable connection.

Cons: None...

Pros: This really is a great product! I was already familiar with this adapter before I bought it from newegg. Everyone I know is very happy with this adapter. One thing that windows xp users need to know to really appreciate this adapter is NOT to use the enclosed software! You need to go against the instructions and first put the cd in your drive, but don't install the software! If the program comes up on your desktop close it! Now hook-up the adapter the hardware wizard will come up. Have it search for the drivers automatically and it will load them from the cd without the software for windows has it built in! This will work better! As for those with high-speed if you want to increase your speed you need to change your tcp receive window size in windows xp registry! Do a google search for instructions how.

Cons: NONE!

Overall Review: newegg is a first class operation!!! Very impressive! newegg set an example of what a business should be, simply superb!!!

Pros: Um...it looks nice...

Cons: Too bad it doesn't work. Spent over an hour arguing with Linksys tech support on live chat, then on the phone because the reps have no idea what they're doing. They even tried blaming the problem on a non-existent feature on my laptop and told me to call my laptop manufacturer, even after I told them that other wireless adapters work. Several more e-mails later, I still can't get a RMA. Newegg doesn't take returns for Linksys (not their fault...it's spelled out) and I guess I can see why. Piece of ----.

Pros: This product is shipping with WPA. If not a firmware upgrade is available from Linksys to enable WPA.

Cons: None

Pros: Small, got it half-price, free shipping. Works well with Windows 7. Put the driver CD in, followed the 3 on screen tips, and was connected in less than a minute. Doesn't drop connection while playing games, no lag with MW2.

Cons: Had a small error, possibly a fluke, where it wouldn't connect the first time I selected my wireless router, but connected when I repeated the process. Also, I can't seem to find an option to save my WEP key info and have it connect automatically, so every time I start my computer, I have to manually type it in. Might be an issue with Windows 7 though.

Overall Review: Satisfied.