Rosewill RNX-G300EX Wireless Card IEEE 802.11b/g PCI Up to 54Mbps Data Rates 64/128bit WEP WPA WPA2 802.1x, 802.11i, AES, TKIP with 100cm cable external 2 dBi Antenna

Pros: I haven't run into any problems yet. It has very good signal strength, is easy to use and install. Also, it has a good price.

Cons: None

Overall Review: It is actually in my friend's computer but I'm the one who bought it for him and installed it so I'm reviewing it.

Pros: Installed using Supplied Drivers on CD. They Work Well Supplied Antenna goes will in compacted areas. Practically Plug and Play with Windows 7.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I use the Wireless Zero Configuration Utility to manage wireless connections. For some reason, I don't find the RaLink Utility very user friendly.

Pros: It fired right up with Vista 64, grabbed a good connection and it was off to the races or updates in this case... Nice long wire for the anten. Simple install, drivers first of course. Low price for a good wireless card. Did i mention it worked right away with Vista 64... no visits to the website or anything.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Newegg replaced the other older version i had with no questions asked even though it had been over a month since the purchase date, wow. Got it to me over night and it worked right out of the box. Newegg, your people set the standard and raise the bar as far as customer service. Thank you so very much for solving a big problem, which was not even your problem to solve, go away. *What can i say, Newegg is awesome!

Pros: Low Price, works with my AT&T U-Verse router, good signal. Has Windows 7 Pro x64 drivers! Not sure what other people are talking about but Rosewill's website has Windows 7 drivers.

Cons: No 802.11n support. Antenna could have better gain.

Overall Review: I wanted a cheap card that would work in Windows 7 64bit. That is what I happily received. Black little antenna looks great sitting on my black Antec Three Hundred case!

Pros: The major pro: according to speedtest, my connection speed nearly doubled in comparison to USB wifi adapter with an internal antenna! External antenna can be positioned conveniently (I've put mine on top of the computer case). The card itself is fairly small and thus unlikely to interfere with internal cable arrangements.

Cons: I am not very keen on the included wireless utility (I have seen it crash on other systems), so I turned it off and am using Windows' own wifi manager instead. Antenna cable is not very long, but that's a minor disadvantage.

Overall Review: When it arrived, the box made rattling sound due to loose cable. There was no physical damage though. My previous adapter (USB stick, see above) started randomly switching to a channel somewhere in 4 GHz range, according to its bundled utility. I am glad I found a better replacement.

Pros: I bought it to add wireless to a slightly old P-4 desktop that I got from my friend. Works with Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) out of the box without needing any drivers. Rock solid connection with my router in another room (separated by couple of walls) good throughput.

Cons: As another reviewer noted -doesn't fit perfectly in the case. If properly seated into the PCI slot, the mounting bracket doesn't fit with the backplane flush. Don't attempt to force the bracket, it could break the card. (I took away one star for this - PCI cards should conform to spec including physical dimensions) I left mine unscrewed to the case, just seated properly into the PCI slot and its been working fine. I guess I will have to check its seating if I transport the machine somewhere.

Overall Review: The antenna cord is a bit short (in my case) but this may not may not be an issue for you. You also need to find a spot for the antenna - It works well for me sitting atop the case. I don't know if this is a Ubuntu issue or an issue with the card, but the card does not resume from sleep/hibernate. If I try to resume a session, the card comes back as disconnected. The only way to fix this is to reboot the machine.

Pros: Gets great signal, install was a snap on Vista

Cons: none

Pros: Inexpensive; easy to install; includes low-profile mounting bracket; good performance

Cons: Antenna cord could be longer

Overall Review: Works well. Installed easily. The low profile bracket made it easy to install in a slim tower. The antenna cable is a little short and the antenna is lightweight, so you may find that you knock the antenna off the desk/shelf/etc. if you bump the cable.