It's bad.  Really bad.  I give it two stars only because I've heard stories of it working, but could not get it to function in any way myself.  Otherwise I'd give it none.  I am not the most experienced in networking, but neither an I a novice.  The configuration of this thing is pretty straightforward, and I'm nearly positive I had it set up right, but still no little wireless light on.  I am using a D-link DI-614, with only WEP enabled (no mac filtering, public SSID, etc), and this thing didn't want to hook up.  Even tried disabling WEP, setting SSID to "default", and still no go in this thing's default mode.  Also, I gave up trying to get it working with the Xbox, and was just attempting to get it working with my PC's wired ethernet card at this point.
Called tech support, they said it sounded defective.  Returned it, got another, same results, same answer from tech support.  Either their quality control standards are poor, their tech support is poor, or their product is poor.
I think it's all three.
Get the Xbox wireless adapter, if you're using Xbox.  Granted, it only works with the Xbox, which is somewhat lame.  Keyword, however, is WORKS.
It's bad. Really bad. I give it two stars only because I've heard stories of it working, but could not get it to function in any way myself. Otherwise I'd give it none. I am not the most experienced in networking, but neither an I a novice. The configuration of this thing is pretty straightforward, and I'm nearly positive I had it set up right, but still no little wireless light on. I am using a D-link DI-614, with only WEP enabled (no mac filtering, public SSID, etc), and this thing didn't want to hook up. Even tried disabling WEP, setting SSID to "default", and still no go in this thing's default mode. Also, I gave up trying to get it working with the Xbox, and was just attempting to get it working with my PC's wired ethernet card at this point. Called tech support, they said it sounded defective. Returned it, got another, same results, same answer from tech support. Either their quality control standards are poor, their tech support is poor, or their product is poor. I think it's all three. Get the Xbox wireless adapter, if you're using Xbox. Granted, it only works with the Xbox, which is somewhat lame. Keyword, however, is WORKS.