USB 2.0 2.4GHz 802.11n 300Mbps Wifi/WLAN Wireless Network Adapter

Pros: The signal strength is pretty good. Better than my previous wireless-g adapter. Previously from my room speeds were at 18-48mbps. Once I started using this, speed went up to 90mbps and connection signal was more stable.

Cons: Windows 7 does not have driver for this. Have to use the cd that came along to install the driver first. Minor hiccup as I would had expected it to be plug-and-play.

Other: Should be one of the cheapest wireless N adapters on DX and works fine.

Pros: Built-in RTL8191SU chipset - 1T2R - TX up to 150Mbps and Rx up to 300Mbps;
Well built with a strong enclosure and nice brandless all piano black with a discret blue led design;
Interchangeable exterior antenna (the bundled antenna is good enough for any domestic or SOHO environment);
Plug&play with full "n" speeds in any modern Linux distro;
Good drivers support from Realtek;
Very stable connection both in Windows and Linux often peeking the maximum speeds (Tx=150Mbps / Rx=300Mbps) at approximately 25m (indoors) from the AP.
Very well packaged including accurate and compreensive specifications in the back.

Cons: The price is fair and average for this type of devices but could be a little lower.
However, from a stricly technical point of view there are ABSOLUTELY NO FLAWS.

Other: You can't go wrong with this one.

Pros: Very good, works fine! Captures the signal beyond 2 walls, although not more than 10 meters from the wireless router. Also, it is very reliable, it's been beaten so many times and has no signs of looseness in the USB conector.

Cons: Works as it should and as expected, but when in computers with too close USB ports, it just won't let you use these ports side-by-side. The addiction of an USB extension cable for these cases is reccomended.

Other: Nothing, it's worthy each cent.

Pros: Seems to work pretty well. Great that it has an external RP-SMA connector.

Cons: Unit is maybe a little flimsy but it doesn't worry me.

Other: Works well, having a USB wi-fi dongle with RP-SMA on it is great. I didn't bother with the driver CD - Windows Update (in both XP and Win 7) worked straight off.

Pros: In Linux there are drivers in Kernel for REALTEK 8191 chipset and it's plug'n'play device under Linux.
Possible to make own wireless network with this.
Feels solid. Not too heavy to stick straight into USB port.

Cons: Maybe the price is little high, but it is still quite cheap for
802.11n Wi-Fi device.

Other: Working well, good driver support on Linux.
I recommend it.

Pros: Great range and speed
Cheap
Good build quality
Works instantly and perfectly on Win XP, after installing drivers

Cons: Ubuntu support patchy

Other: Great product, great price - again.

Pros: -I switched to this one from an internal PCI-e wifi card which would constantly disconnect and reconnect during gaming sessions, and as far as im concerned this does not happen with this one, which is good if you play online games. -Genuine realtek 8191SU chip, which guarantees its not some cheap, bad quality device, its a good chip inside a generic casing. -On w7 all you have to do is plug it in and install drivers, and it works like a charm. -the drivers include a realtek utility which measures signal intensity in percentage, as opposed to the imprecise bars w7 shows

Cons: None i've seen so far

Other: Good buy, could be a little cheaper, but im not complaining, its much more expensive where i live anyway.

Pros: - Can exchange the antenna - The antenna that comes with it is very good - Relatively small - Decent build quality - Looks good

Cons: None that I can think of. I just got it so I can't comment about its durability.

Other: Get it, it certainly is way better than anything with an internal antenna. For me, its certainly MUCH better than any wifi-n adapter I've ever seen! I bought this to try and better my girlfriend's wifi signal at her house, along with a 16dbi antenna (sku 44410). The antenna hasn't arrived yet, but I think she won't need it. Now I'm going to buy one of these for me too :)

Pros: Great range and speed Cheap Good build qualityThe antenna that comes with it is very good - Relatively small - Decent build quality - Looks good

Cons: need to intall drivers that came along with the cd inwindows 7 64 bit

Other: Working well, good driver support. I recommend it.

Pros: works out of the box in most OSes used today. Tested it with windows 7 pro x64 and ubuntu 12.04, 11.10. I haven't tested it on a mac, but it's a realtek chip so you will find the drivers for it quite easily on the web. it supports the 802.11n standard so it's faster then the old 802.11g standard.

Cons: The antenna that came with it broke after a week. But it is an easy fix.

Other: It's a great wifi adaptor. Supports the 802.11n standard. Quite cheap. It's a great product. I would buy it again if I needed another dongle.