Rosewill RNX-G1LX Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g USB 2.0 Up to 54Mbps Wireless Data Rates

Pros: Used this for a customer whom had a habit of busting off ones with antennas. Works great as they aren't too far from their router. Drivers for XP worked great. Installed them and the adapter was working.

Cons: Range could be better, but it is an internal antenna, thus the reason why it has slightly shorter range. Also a tad on the wide side.

Pros: i get 54g at all times

Cons: rosewills software is junk like all others but they make great hardware its realy big but for the price cant beet it geeks .com has some for around same price smaller and wierless n just takes 2x longer to get

Overall Review: to install put the usb in and then the cd when the pc asks you to install not the rosewill cd click the specific and chose browse cd then install the drivers not program

Pros: Works good in windows

Cons: Drivers for 10.6 are not available yet, caused kernal panic in 10.6.2 hacken-tosh

Overall Review: most wireless adapters will work in a hackentosh using original drivers (kexts) from vendor

Pros: works well when it works.

Cons: Gets very hot, and after about an hour of use locks up and has to be removed to cool.

Overall Review: Got it free with the router, gave it to a friend with an older dell laptop that has no built in wifi. Works fine otherwise, with Virgin Mobile MiFi card.

Pros: The only pro is that they ever work.

Cons: Where do I begin? I bought two and had problems with both right from the start. One stopped working entirely and I initiated a RMA. Then it started working again. After a couple weeks, it had completely defected. The other one kept working for about 2 months, and then began giving me ALL SORTS of problems, which were consistant between any computers. Now, even when they did work, it was as flakey as could be. I always had to unplug and re-plug them several times with every boot. How irritating, huh? If that wasn't bad enough, I began to get total lock-ups on any computer I used them on. I was also having issues with other USB devices in adjacent ports, which would stop immediately when this horrid adapter was removed.

Overall Review: They're really not even worth the time or money to RMA, as I only paided $10 on a shell shocker (love you, Newegg :)). Even at that price, they're not heavy enough for paper-weights. I was going to suggest they be deactivated, but I see Newegg has already made that wise move. I'm happy to see that.

Pros: Installs with minimal effort.

Cons: Not really a con: requires 2 trips to Control Panel and 3 restarts on XP to get everything to work.

Overall Review: I have only had it for a little while. Not sure how long it will last

Pros: Works well. Bought it to use with a desktop. Speed is consistent.

Cons: None

Pros: no problems like those problems mentioned in other reviews ,it just works

Cons: no cons as this was FREE with a router