Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter Its Expensive but it Works

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Review: Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter Its Expensive but it Works

Published 02:51 am

After many bad experiences with wireless electronics, I was referred by a family member to the Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter to connect wirelessly to the internet with my laptop.

Side note: I have broken one wireless notebook adapter from careless use, and two wireless adapters malfunctioned on me. So this would be my fourth adapter purchased since going wireless. I was on my way to writing a very nasty letter to the wireless adapter companies about how they are gouging the hell out of people like me who do not have a reliable wireless adapter built in to their laptops.

But I decided that would take too long, and the idea of sitting in my cluttered office all day, papers strewn everywhere, makes me dizzy. So I needed to get my laptop back on the internet and fast!

Though I was a little upset with having to pay so much for such a small piece of equipment, I have been extremely pleased with its performance. The adapter grabs a connection even from a very long range and finds a connection relatively quickly. Whereas before I was only able to see about two connections at home with other adapters (mine and my next door neighbor's I presume), I am now able to see up to six wireless connections showing at any given time.

The adapter comes with a USB connector cord that allows you to avoid having to put the equipment directly into the laptop (where I bent and broke my first adapter) so this is definitely a plus. Even though I did bend this new adapter slightly when I had to put it directly into the laptop once, the adapter continues to work with a strong connection to the internet. This Belkin adapter has proved to me that sometimes you have to pay a little more to get the quality and performance you need.

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I would recommend the Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter to anyone who has had problems with wireless adapters in the past. If you're a fast moving klutz like me, go safe by using the USB connector at all times when connecting wirelessly. All that you need to be a happy camper is a USB port, a CD-ROM drive to load the software, and a reliable internet connection.

Pros

• Reliable (works 95% of the time)
• Long range connection
• Easy to setup (disk included)
• Comes with USB connector cord

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