I bought this adapter when I found out that my PC did not have wireless capabilities and that my router dis not come with an adapter. It took only about five minutes to set up and required hardly any input from me. The instructions provided with the product were easy to follow and the CD needed to install the adapter was simple and clear. The 'Wireless Monitor' installed with by the CD allows you to keep track of your internet and switch between connections. As of yet I have had no serious problems with this product. However, there is one complication I have encountered. Whether this is due to my computer or whether it is just my lack of ...  Read the complete review

I just uninstalled a D Link 120+ USB WLAN card which I thought MAY have been the cause of the WLAN signal dropping out. My Belkin G+ USB WLAN adapter was bought about a year ago at least and has served me well. Once it was installed on my desktop (after the D Link 120+ had been uninstalled), the speed increased and the signal was rock solid. On top of that, the installation was as good as anyone could reasonably expect. I put the CD ROM in the PC, ran the software, installed it, I was told to plug in the G+, the PC recognised it, found my WLAN, told the PC to make the connection and get online. The whole process took about 2 minutes. The ...  Read the complete review

When I moved into my current house, there was no upstairs telephone point, which meant I had to plug my wireless router into the phone socket downstairs. This was a problem, as my PC doesn't have a wireless card, so to connect it to the internet, I had to either set up my PC in the living room (which I don't like), or go through the hassle of trailing cables all the way upstairs. Actually, there was a third choice: get a wireless adapter, which allows your PC to connect wirelessly, without you having to open up your PC and install a card. The adapters vary quite considerably in both price and features, but I settled on a basic Belkin ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION The Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter is, basically, a wireless network card for your PC in the form of a usb key. While all laptops come with a wireless network card built in these days, you still do get desktop PCs that don't have a wireless feature by default. INSTALLATION The adapter comes with a CD with drivers. These are fast and effortlessly installed, by inserting the CD and following on screen intructions, and will instantly allow your wireless usb adapter to work once you plug it in. You can get a later version of the drivers online, although the ones on the CD work fine. There really isn't more to it. I've only ever ran it ...  Read the complete review

We bought this product from Tesco along with a Belkin Wireless Router which was being sold seperately. At £20 this was as reasonably priced as I think you're going to get, although once you add in the £40 cost of the wireless router, you're left wondering if wireless networking is really worth it! We bought this USB wireless adapter for the grandson's computer really. He's got an old second hand one and isn't allowed on the main house one due to his behavioural difficulties. So unlike the more modern PCs which have wirless capabilities built in, his PC needed an adapter to receive internet signals from downstairs with. Getting this out of the ...  Read the complete review