I have seen various complaints on other sites about this product. First - if you're installing on Windows 8 (as I did), you have to download a new installation package because what comes with it isn't up to date. Not a big issue once I figured that out.

Just purchased a new wireless AC router and needed a new adapter to use for my office. I saw this one and was shocked at the prices. Crazilla had the best deal I could find. It came in on time, install was easy and works great. Even at 200 feet from the router I get great speeds.

You get what you pay for, this adapter has everything I was looking for. I am glad I spent the extra money to get this adapter, my computer is even faster than when I was using cable, videos in HD Streaming and games are crystal clear and brighter. I am a happy camper...

UPDATE: The prior connectivity issues when running on Windows8.1 have been resolved by changing the router to one that is wireless N capable, versus the old one which was wireless G capable only.

I was truly impressed, after being frustrated with my 11n dongle getting 8Mbps to going to 30Mbps and the Netgear adapter picking up 9 other networks in my area, when my other only picked up 2....

speed; range; price

the software is a bit dodgie but works

the setup is quick and easy,the web browsing is fast and flawless, as well as the online gaming on it is pretty good; I have watched a lot of HD videos on netflix and youtube with fast buffer time

haven't found any quite yet other then the fact that it is easy to knock off of a shelf

This year is set to see the widespread rollout of the new 802.11ac wireless standard, which has been appearing in routers for some time now, but has suffered from a lack of client solutions.

When we look at the internet connection speeds that many of us are become all to familiar with and the amount of data that we find ourselves moving around our networks, it was only a matter of time before we saw a need to speed up our wireless networks to come into line with Gigabit Ethernet.

802.11ac ready; Strong performance; Easy to set up; Dual Band 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios; Beamforming+ technology

Will be soon classed as slow as 802.11ac routers and devices mature

Today we look at the Netgear A6200 USB (2.0) 802.11ac Network Adapter. This adapter is designed for those users who are looking to upgrade their current network equipment to match that of the newest Wi-Fi protocol, 802.11ac. 802.11ac provides the fastest wireless speeds theoretically topping 1GBps.

Netgear's A6200 wins the award for most ambitious industrial design. Its USB interface is mounted on a hinged connector, and its antenna is housed inside a thin rectangular bar that you can pivot to fine-tune its reception.