TP-Link TL-ANT2408CL 2.4GHz 8dBi Indoor Omni-directional Antenna

Pros: Easy to install - screw the old ones off; put the new ones on. Less expensive than a new router (that may or may not offer better range).

Cons: They are large/long, but it's not that big of a deal.

Overall Review: I was trying to push my wireless signal to a detached garage space where the signal was spotty at best. The standard antennas on my router (an older TP-Link supporting wireless G) were having problems cutting through the walls. I relocated the router in the house a bit, and slapped these guys on. Problem solved.

Pros: I live in a condo where I see almost 20 networks. There is a tremendous amount of interference at 2.4GHz . I've tried all possible channels on my router/adapters and have had limited success. My ISP advertises 75 Megabits per second down and 35 Megabits per second up. I get 75/35 when hardwired. With wireless, my rates used to top out at 40/25. I swapped antennas (two of them) and now get 70/34 consistently, reliably. My connections go through one wall, range from 15-30 feet, with lots of other 2.4GHz devices around.

Cons: I did not notice the height of the these antennas as being advertised.

Overall Review: I bought a pair of antennas for my red-banded premium FiOS router. They are about 11 inches/28 centimeters tall for those of you with space concerns.

Pros: Works as advertised, easy to install, and a perfect match for my TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND Wireless N Gigabit Router

Cons: none

Overall Review: Bought two of these to replace two of the three Antennas on my TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND Wireless N Gigabit Router. My son's room is the fatherest from my office nd he was only getting two bars on his wireless adapter. installed these and he now gets four to five bars out of five. Thinking about buying a third one.

Pros: Installing two of these on my Asus PCE-N13 PCIe WLAN NIC vastly improved my connection speed and quality. I went from dropped signals and unpredictable download speeds to pulling the max my router will handle with no dropped connections since installation. Very impressive change.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: These use SMA style connectors. Check your equipment before purchase to see what kind of connector (screw thread) you need.

Pros: A marked improvement over my previous antenna. Very good price FREE shipping.

Cons: None

Pros: Excellent build quality! Way better than the cheap Super Power Supply antennas, straight and sturdy

Cons: No signal improvement compared to the stock antennas on (my now longer working) Netgear R7000.

Overall Review: These antennas look cool! But other than that no actual benefit when it comes to wireless range. Purchased mostly for the looks.

Pros: -Works at least as well as the 5 db antenna I was using before, if not better -Simple to use--just screw it onto your existing wireless card/router -Reliable

Cons: -Does not provide a huge jump in signal strength (no clear advantage over 5 db antennae) -Rather long, so sticks out -No major signal fluctuation (very stable connection).

Overall Review: This antenna works for me. I have it attached to an old wireless G card (no N or AC here). I had cannibalized a 5 db antenna from another newer card, which was good, but wanted a stronger signal since my router is at the opposite end of the house. If you're coming from one of the stubby little 3 inch antennae, this will be an improvement. If you already have a 5-6 inch antenna, this may not get you much more signal.

Pros: This is an excellent after market antenna for boosting ranges on almost anything wireless.

Cons: A little large but it definitely gets the job done.