IEEE 802.11b/g - CardBus

Cons: Made a few cracks in the plastic, not a big deal.

Pros: Great product. This is the only PC card I have ever owned so I don't have anything to compare it to. I have oned it more than 1 yr. and still owned it and serve me well. Great price, I recommend it. Install was easy.

Cons: Flimsy, and unrealiable signal. The casing in which the product is enclosed is made of rather cheap plastic, and since the antenna part of the device sticks out a good bit (about 1.5 inches), it can easily be cracked or broken off. So, if you're planning on using this is a laptop that's constantly being shoved in and out of a case or bag, you'll need to take this card out and put it back in all the time in order to keep from breaking it. Also, signal range and strength tends to randomly spike or go down to near nothing at times, even in the same area with no signal interferance in the immediate area - it happens often enough to be exceedingly annoying, especially when Windows or the client drops your connection, while the person next to you with their shiny built-in wireless continues to surf fine.

Pros: Excellent Windows client included to detect wireless networks, lots of tweaks and a clean interface. Picks up all kinds of networks, even some my other adaptors don't at the same range.

Cons: No long range or outside range

Pros: Easy install.. It's worked..fast delivey 2 days close my home

Cons: Badly engineered and cheaply made.You can't do much better than that.Based on a crummy chip that Netgear doesn't support well.Netgear "packages" all of the support products for this card in windows wrappers so if you want to extract a file - say you want to get the prism firmware - don' t have windows (and why would you have windows?), you're screwed. THEY COULD DO THIS MORE EASILY but don.t.

Pros: This product has no pros.

Cons: I went to the Netgear site and down loaded the drivers for a fresh install before I even put the card in. Afterward I got on the net and everything seemed normal. I tried to connect to the my laptop using remote desktop and it told me the the software I installed had changed some files and I was not able to connect.Unistalled the netgear software and just let XP install it and everything works well. Even remote desktop.

Pros: Connection speed is what I expected. For the money it works well if your just looking to surf the net and listen to music.

Cons: I ordered the WG511, and recieved the WG511v2 - which means getting it going on my Suse 10 laptop is a pain - it still doesn't work yet.

Pros: Well, apparently this is a great Card under Windows.

Cons: WinXP drivers haven't passed MS WHQL - not a big issue but a minor annoyance considering how old the drivers are (Aug 04).

Pros: Nice, clean, simple install for WinXP Home SP2. Rock solid with most security features enabled including 128-bit WEP. Found all my neighbor's APs, including several at extreme range.

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