802.11b/g 54Mbps Wifi/WLAN Wireless Network USB Adapter

Pros: Great adapter and great price! Works with Mac OS X easily (that's what I bought it for), drivers are included on a CD, really easy to install and make it work.

Cons: There are no any cons yet, everything works just fine.

Other: Worth buying for sure, if you need a USB WiFi adapter. If you have installed Mac OS X to a computer with incompatible WiFi adapter, this one will solve your problems just for $8.

Pros: Small, cheap, USB doesn't require PCI slot, works out of the box on Linux with no need to install any drivers or anything.

Cons: So far none. Works exactly as expected.

Other: I'd buy another if I needed it.

Pros: Good adapter and great price! Easy to install and make it work.
Very fine work as Soft AP under windows xp (all drivers on CD included).
Adapter based on Ralink chip "RT2070".

Cons: Really hot when working.
I made two holes in a plastic case of adapter.
Transmission distance is not the "100m (indoor)" it's only near ~= 15-20m with one wall.
There are no possibilities to connect an external antenna.

Other: I'd buy another too if I needed it.

Pros: Price, doing what it should do, small, no need to open the computer, just plug it and install the driver.

Cons: driver - the CD comes with the item was empty,and in the user manual, there was no mention how is the manufacturer.

Other: Working, but if you have same problem like I had, use this link: http://www.ralinktech.com/en/04_support/support.php?sn=500

Pros: Works with Linux (ralink chipset). Also comes with macos drivers. WORKS WITH RASPBERRY PI Nice status LED. USB dust cover.

Cons: Rather longer than some other devices. Was unable to power both RasPi and WiFi off a single USB hub, had to power the Pi off separate power.

Other: Got a Pi, want wifi? This worked.

Pros: This is a good product to near acess points (example: router in home). In Windows and in Ubuntu Linux, any driver was requested to use as client. To use as AP, I used an app on Windows (Connectify), and the speed surprise me! But its range is not very surprised either. The notification light facilitates usability (don't power on PC screen to view what's happening).

Cons: Seems like there's something loose and shaking inside this. To use as acess point on Ubuntu Linux is hard, and the "hostapd" don't have AP drivers for it. The client mode is better than Windows.

Other: If the wi-fi acess point is near, I would recommend to friends.