Good and time pancuality service. I get item under time limit even 2,3 days holiday period. Thanking you

If you've got a laptop with 802.11g, the most cost effective way to upgrade to 802.11n is to add a USB dongle. It's awkward, but it remains the only way to get greater speeds on an older machine.

Works really well, straight out of the box; Cannot fault it

Nothing

If you've got a laptop with 802.11g, the most cost effective way to upgrade to 802.11n is to add a USB dongle. It's awkward, but it remains the only way to get greater speeds on an older machine.

Reasonable performance from a small unit. On a Netgear DGN2200v2 single band modem router (2.4GHz only) this device receives data at (up to) 300Mbps but transmits at (up to) 150Mbps; fine for browsing and email reading, but if you want (up to) 300Mbps Rx and Tx for media sharing I suggest you go for...

I bought this because it was cheap and small. I didn't want to have to open the case to had wireless. So far so good, it worked right out of the box with Ubuntu 10.10 which was great. It works well in the house but the computer and router are close by.

Small; you plug it and forget about it

Small (antenna) which means limited range but that was to be expected

Bought this for my Raspberry Pi & it worked straight out of the box. Just the job for streaming media with OpenElec/ XBMC.

I bought 3 of these hoping to prevent using wires. These adapters seem to work well on newer PC's. On a older Dell Dimension pc, the dlink software would never recognize the adapter. Windows XP would recognize the adapter fine but it would never connect to the router.

The size is great

They seem to loose the connection easily

When I tested again with another brand adapter, I got 300Mbps.

Size

Only provide 65Mbps with dlink N router

Using it for more than year now. No issues . Just install driver once . Plug it and connect. Durable . Small design . No need to remove once plugged.