Linksys by Cisco, Excellent wireless adapter..
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Excellent wireless adapter for wireless-n networks
I got this with my new linksys wireless-n router and this little thing works great. In a part of the house where I barely got a signal from my old dlink w-g router I know get a 70-80% strong signal with speeds between 250-350mbps!
I highly recommend this adapter to anyone. That stand, although it comes with the adapter, is not needed. The retail comes with an extra ~1ft long usb extension cord.
Remember: All Linksys wireless-n adapters and routers are backwards compatible to w-b/g.
I hope this helped anyone. The price may seem high but for the speed and reliability you get, you’d wonder why you didn’t hear/get it sooner.
Update (5/20/2012): This item is currently on sale here for the lowest price I’ve seen. I also found some auctions for this item here.
The featured review for this product, Linksys by Cisco WUSB300N Wireless-N USB Network Adapter Electronics, was written by Ed Martin.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Posted on: March 11, 2010
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Reviews (3)
John Dunn
February 22nd, 2010 at 9:01 pm
Avoid this one
This is one to avoid. I’ve tried it on two computers, using it with the companion WRT300N router, and it glitches badly on both computers. The speed is an improvement over Wireless-G, but not much; and the stability is much worse. If anyone in the area turns on a microwave oven, or even if there is other wireless traffic, it goes into instability and has to be reset. Also, about every 30-60 seconds, it grabs the CPU for a couple seconds, causing harsh noise from audio and a second or two total halt of any game being played. In Windows XP it shows the 270 Mbps speed, but doing SiSandara benchmarks the actual throughput is a fraction of that, barely better than the 56 or so Mbps of Wireless-G. In Vista, it simply does not recognize the Wireless-N protocol, and works as a very slow Wireless-G; again confirmed with SiSandra benchmarks. Tech support from Linksys these days is a joke. It is offshore support by very nice, very polite people who don’t know anything that doesn’t pop up in their menus - and more important, who don’t have recourse to someone who can answer the tough questions. I tried chat, phone and email support and got tripe each time. In the past I’ve experienced excellent performance from Linksys products, but it’s like a different company now that Cisco has bought them out, a company to be avoided.
Sherri Schriver
February 23rd, 2010 at 10:23 am
Great Speed
First of all, there are Vista and XP drivers for this particular product on the Linksys site. I always download the latest drivers when I get a new piece of hardware for my computer.
I’ve used Linksys for all my wireless networks for years, and I always go through the stupidity of following the directions to set it up, then uninstalling their firmware and just using the drivers. This time was no different.
With their firmware, the monitor would show me connected with a good signal, but I wouldn’t actually be able to open a web page because I didn’t have a connection. After chucking the firmware and just using the driver and letting Windows configure it, everything worked perfectly. The speed is amazing.
You’d think I’d learn by now.
Ed Martin
February 28th, 2010 at 4:29 pm
Excellent wireless adapter for wireless-n networks
Rated 5 stars.
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