Review on Ultra-Compact USB WiFi Adapter for PC/Laptop - Dual Band 2.4G/150Mbps 802.11N Dongle (SY-ADA23026) by John Mejia

allowed me to buy 2 products to use with 2 different USB 2.0 ports for laptops. 1 broke in less than 1 month, bent from handling the computer. The other still works on Win XP on a netbook BUT it doesn't connect automatically and crashes very often and still wondering if the router or card is actually crashing. Like many Wireless-N cards, it uses 2.7 GHz channels and connects at speeds of 60 to 150 Mbps. works faster by moving files to the router's USB hard drive than the old 54MBPS OEM card on computers. would have given a better score if the connection was automatic as it tried to connect automatically and was actually using the 5Ghz channels which the router supports but was never mentioned in the info or websites that it supports. still better than OEM card G. Slow as 802.11A is, it was originally designed for 5GHz channels. The next card will have a/b/g/n stats.