Conclusion:

I knew that the Wireless N Adapter would perform better than Wireless G, but I wasn’t sure how much better. As I mentioned, my network is shot from about 80 feet away, through various obstacles. I had found that with the Wireless G, I received about 33% of the total available bandwidth. I thought it would be reasonable then that the Wireless N would perform within the same percentile. So I was pleasantly surprised when Trendnet’s product performed within 90% of its available bandwidth. It definitely exceeded my expectations. I was impressed with how easy it was to install, and how the manual anticipated my circumstances and provided directions for them. Isn’t that the way it should be, instead of having to surf forums for answers on how to get something to work? Trendnet has created a very user friendly product.

So it comes down to the question of whether or not I would buy this product. Yes I would. If I haven’t made it clear enough let me try one more time. When you buy something new, sometimes it’s hard to get it to work and this worry can stop you from purchasing it in the first place. Trendnet holds your hand through out the whole process, from installing it in your PC to connecting to the network. So if you don’t know much about networks, don’t let that stop you from trying to set one up. Trendnet has got you covered.

Pros:

• Affordable
• Compact
• Easy to Use

Cons:

• None