NETIS WF2113 300Mbps Wireless N PCI-E Adapter with 5 dBi High Gain Antennas and Low Profile Bracket Compatible with Windows MAC Linux OS

Pros: I am blown away from this thing. Put it in, installed the drivers and Im picking up wireless signals from half way down the street. LOL Easy to use! anyone can do it!

Cons: It seams the internet gets lost when the computer goes into sleep mode.

Overall Review: Love this thing. Highly recommend it!

Pros: Small design is great for use around video card and even in front of the fan intake. Has all necessary software for enterprise and business network use. Inexpensive. Antennas are designed to be flush with the rear of computer cases which is something that has been very annoying with previous adapter OEM antennas. Simultaneous in and out so the adapter operates in Full Duplex mode instead of half. Link and Activity lights.

Cons: Software is a little much for just a home user. Recommend using Windows Update to install the driver or use Device Manager to install from the driver from the disk for better home use. No low-profile bracket for HTPC use or Point of Sale system use.

Overall Review: Not a con but I have had quite a few issues with Realtek WLAN adapters before and this is the first with out signal issues. Would have preferred a Broadcom or RA Link chipset.

Pros: Works as expected once set up

Cons: I tried both the driver provided in the included CD and the Windows 8.1 driver from NETIS webpage support and both would not work with my Windows 10 install. I had to download the Realtek RTL8192CE driver direct from Realtek's webpage in order for the card to function.

Pros: Mainline Linux kernel support. Installed in an open slot, and the OS recognized it immediately.

Cons: None

Overall Review: After having bought another "Linux compatible" adapter, I did my research this time. The "other one" required that I build a kernel module from source code provided by the vendor, and then the module didn't work with openSUSE. I learned that "Linux compatible" means "works with Ubuntu." This time I found a chipset with Linux kernel support, and voila, instant success! I would highly recommend to any other Linux users.

Pros: Price on Sale Works with Linux Good speed

Cons: Not the fastest WiFi out there (single band). Considering the price and the performance, I can't take an egg off.

Overall Review: This adapter was on sale at a ridiculous price. I bought one to see how well works, and after using it I purchased two more. Linux Mint 18 recognized it right away... decent speed... Connection is at 70% going through two walls and one floor.

Pros: Running well with the kernal drivers in linux (Mint 17.2). Also auto recognized in windows 10 and functioned without any real need to install the packaged drivers.

Cons: none

Pros: -Fast -Inexpensive -Small

Cons: -None! This card satisfies, just make sure your video card doesn't interfere with the slot, (MicroATX users)

Pros: cheap and decent performance

Cons: It's a pain to get it to work with Windows 10. Neither the Windows 10 default driver nor the ones on the CD work reliably. Took me a while to find out that that an older driver 2007.3.821.2012 dated 8/21/2012 works. Unfortunately I tried so many that I forgot where I got it.