Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter Reviews

This device is a joy to use and I have been using it without problem since picking it up for £20 a couple of years ago. For your money you receive the install desk, USB adaptor and USB extension cable. This is really handy as you can plug the cable into the back of your computer, plonk the other end on your desk and plug in ...  Read the complete review

This is my second of this product as the first one simply ceased to work. I had to buy it again as there was little other choice at the time. Anyway, on a whole the adapter works pretty well, I have experienced some problems during installation on a number of occasions when it is trying to recognise drivers etc but have always found a ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

At £13, what could go wrong. This dongle does exactly what it says on the tin. Mine worked plug-and-play, but it was supplied with a disk with install files. I have only ever used it with a belkin wireless-G router, and it picks up the signal very well. It is not as strong as some more expensive dongles for receiving signal, ...  Read the complete review

I had used inbuilt wireless in my laptop (an HP Pavillion tx1000, that I have also reviewed) for two and a half years, until my internal wireless failed and couldn't be easily replaced. I decided to buy an external USB wireless adapter to solve my internet problems, and chose the Belkin Wireless G USB adapter, as other members of my ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product after finding it almost impossible to connect my desktop to my laptop and share the internet connection. The setup was really straightforward and easy to follow. Once setup connecting to a network was a doddle and was quick also. Now the annoyances... For some reason when turning on my desktop with ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

a Cheap effective wireless network adapter that works, but thats it, it works theres nothing special about it and its not very fast either despite description being "Hi-Speed USB" do not let it confuse you to thinking that its fast If your mainly connected to the internet to check emails and just general web browsing ...  Read the complete review

This little wireless adapter is designed to plug right into laptop of pc's usb ports so that it enables them to be wireless and therefore can pick up a signal from a network. This can plug into your pc or laptop 2 different ways, firstly it can plug in much like a usb memory stick and just the stick itself can go straight into a usb ...  Read the complete review

The F5D7050 works perfectly under Linux using ndiswrapper (haven't looked into its native module support). I ran a flood ping to my Acess Point with no packet losses, very nice. As a comparison I could not get my Netgear WG111 to work 100% under Linux with either native module or ndiswrapper. Can't speak for Windows though.

This pen's software is awful. Really awful. It made online gaming extremely laggy and impossible to play and it kept dropping constantly. On the verge of throwing this out I went onto the Internet to read more about it only to find someone saying to delete the belkin software and just use the Windows connection. So I did this and ...  Read the complete review

I bought it in 2007. Two problems:1) it requires Windows Zero Configuration to connect;2) it frequently disconnects. This is a problem with the unit as pulliing out and reinserting the adapters usually reestablished the connection. I am not happy and will replace it with another (not belkin) adapter.

This review is of course connected (ouch for the pun) to my last review which was about a wireless router. I posted an earlier, inferior version of this review last year on Ciao (under my Ciao name, paulhanton), but have since updated it somewhat for Dooyou, not least as I have become better at writing reviews since then (I ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I bought this USB network adaptor for my son when he still had his Windows 98 machine as the PCI card that I reviewed previously was too advanced for his hardware. This USB adapter was bought to connect to my Belkin wireless router meaning that I now had a wireless network consisting only of Belkin hardware. --Whats in the ...  Read the complete review