Brilliant! Easier than this it can not get to plug it in, pressing the wps button on this and a router that was it! Good speed out who runs what you want! A given purchase if you're looking something like this! Lysande!

Was looking for a cheaper way to hook up a Sony blue ray to the net. Found this product and away I went. Plugged it in and pressed the WPS button on the bridge and same on my router. They linked together perfectly and was streaming video at 12MPS within 10 minutes. Pefect fit for what I needed.

Used to replace the dongle for my Rote internet tuner. Perfect for the job. Easy setup. Now able to take advantage of our dual band router. The receiver "thinks" it's directly connected to a lan instead of WiFi.

This wireless adapter did work when first installed, but required repeated resets because it lost communication with my wireless router. I exhausted the options from the Netgear support team, finally returning this adapter. Apparently I was asking the adapter to communicate further than it was able.

I bought this to replace three year old powerline adapters. It has a wired ethernet connection to my You View box and a wireless connection to my BT homehub. It works perfectly and is much faster than the old powerline adapters. It's like having a wireless You View box.

Purchased it to replace an aging Dlink print server. Is connecting my Brother wireless printer to the network with no problems. The printer was "blowing off" at least once a week prior to this. My son set it up.

If you have an older media player, Xbox 360 or PS3, it may not support Wi-Fi. Netgear's Wi-Fi adapter turns your wired Ethernet-only device into a wireless one with relatively little...

Recently we have published a review of ASUS EA-N66 wireless network adapter that allows connecting the devices with only wired interface to wireless networks. Today we would like our readers to get familiar with another inexpensive wireless network adapter of 802.11n standard – NETGEAR WNCE3001.

The wired port is only 100Mbps; The hidden command line access via telnet without any password; Lack of necessity to put in the login and password to access the device web-interface