802.11g/b/n 300Mbps USB Wireless Network Adapter Dongle

Pros: I setup a PC in the living room and i run it using a PCI wifi card. But the signal is not good and does not work most of the time. - small and compact size, build quality is good if not best - Realtek 8191SU chipset is compatible with most OS - easy installation. Installed driver, restart PC, plug in, and works! - very cheap for 802.11N (local price is around USD50)

Cons: - within 5 meter range but got a 60% only (24Mbps~ and dropped to 11Mbps sometime)

Other: This adapter works out of the box. Now i can finally surf at the living room. Very satisfy and happy :)

Pros: It is perhaps the best card wireless network I have ever purchased for a desktop. I was very impressed when I opened the package and saw the mark "REALTEK", this has greatly improved my confidence in this product.
Tested on Windows Vista x64 and it worked like a dream.

Cons: Because of the size of the pen seems a little fragile when you take the first time.

Other: If you are looking for a device of this type this is an option to consider.

Pros: Nice price! Same or compairable product would cost 2-3 times more in store here in Sweden. Good range, nice design. good build qulity,Fast delivery. Easy to understand software installation. Realtek hardware inside.

Cons: No Plug-n-play feature. You need to use the driver on the software CD. A little too wide. Which make it hard to put other USB-units in to the nearest USB-slot.

Other: I would buy same produt again, if i need another one in the future.

Pros: It's cheap, it's small and it's N!

Cons: Who has a Mac and hates these damn mini-disks? The biggest problem with this device is that no even the install booklet tells you that the Mac Drivers are in the CD - and most Mac Users, with the exception of MacPros and Power Macs have full optical drives. Therefore, you risk taking out your optical drive for the slim chance that your mini disc will actually be engaged and read. The website sucks for service and constantly tells you that the page failed to load - no Safari love?

Other: Once you have the drivers and figure out how to get the setup done the little guy actually has a good range. I hope these steps weren't too complicated and they help all the Mac users interested in this nice, inexpensive little dongle.

Pros: Wireless N 300 Mbps Works with Ubuntu 10.04 (Will work with other versions of linux as well) Build seems ok, reasonably sturdy.

Cons: Might be a little wide for some people. Its about 1 inch wide. Its likely you wont be able to plug a USB flash drive in the slot next to it.

Other: Seems like a pretty good product at a fair price. Total time to get online with Ubuntu and a few modifications (Described above) is 3 min.

Pros: I bought it in order to use on my Xtreamer media streamer and it works without any problem. Tested it as well on PC with Windows 7 - works perfect.

Cons: Nothing, actually.

Other: Original Xtreamer's dongle was 20 Euro plus shipment - so this is very good deal. Also take in account that their dongle is not more selling - at least I can't see it on Xtreamer's web site.

Pros: Muito bom o adaptador usb wireless. Instala fácil, pega bem o sinal, é pequeno e parece ser original. Reconheceu como sendo da Realtek.
Very good adapter. Easy instalation, good sign power and looks like original.

Cons: Nada ainda!
Nothing yet!

Other: Vale a pena, pois um desses aqui no Brasil é quase R$ 100 reais.
Its a good deal because the price here in Brazil is 4 times more expensive.

Pros: Good steady 300mbit wifi N linkup. Comes with prothecting hat for usb connector.

Cons: Huge dongle, takesup two usb port as port next to this cant be used without putting it on a extension cord. Tiny CD-ROM with drivers, i could not use as have a slot in cd/dvd player. Dongle uses 500ma, that is all current avalible in port and the next usb port as shares usb power. USB connector is relly over snugg, feels nearly stuck after incerting it.

Other: Relly good 300mbit usb 2.0 dongle for a good price. Abit on the big side, use it with a usb extension to save your self some hassle. now if there were a similar för mounting inside a notebook on DX to replace the crappy intel one that dont like realtek routers.

Pros: - Great Wifi USB dongle for it's price. - Realtek based chipset, even the Manual had a Realtek Logo. - Packing is one of the best I have seen for a Chinese product & I really love it. - Got this for my HTPC for acquiring Windows updates, Antivirus Updates & Downloading Covers from Mediabrowser.

Cons: - Build Quality seems not upto the mark. It creaks occasionally. - Takes 2 USB ports as it a little fat. - Was able to get it running at Max speed of 150Mbps only & not 300Mbps as stated. Guess I may have to fiddle with it for getting that speed. - Interferes with my Logitech diNovo Bluetooth Dongle & causes signal drops & ping losses.

Other: Don't think twice before making a purchase. Get it while DX still retails it.

Pros: - 300 Mbps as advertised - relatively easy to use - relatively cheap

Cons: - build materials are good, but the device is a bit easy to disassemble unintentionally (or intentionally) - the internal antennas are, as far as I can see, on the PCB - so they are small. The reception is good, though. If you disassemble the plastics, the reception gets better, but it's fine even through a wall anyway - doesn't work good on Linux (almost not working, disconnects, overheats, almost sure it's a driver issue). Maybe this affects only 64bit variants, haven't tested it in x86 environment.

Other: Good buy if you have some kind of Windows installed. It surely is faster and with better reception than the other 150Mbps devices sold around (without external antennas).