Customer Ratings & Reviews

I wanted to connect my old non-wireless PC to the internet without having to attach a cord to the modem. Bought this, installed the software from the included CD, plugged it into the USB drive, and VOILA! I am on the internet and on the same network as my other computer! Everything should work this easily. :)

Attached to an old desktop computer with no wireless card. Worked great once I downloaded the driver.

Had to do extra research to find something to work with my desktop running Windows 7. This worked great. Ran the driver software from the included CD then plugged in and it worked right away. Great speed connected to my Xfinity Wifi.

I was basically in a dead zone and the Wifi was spotty at best, this adapter made it seemed like was sitting right next to the router! Im glad I picked this up and wish I had looked into it sooner.

i bought two for my linux server work great real good price if i had to buy any more i would buy these again linux picked up the new hardware set the drivers and done

If you are a Linux Mint user looking for a wireless adapter that works out-of-the-box then look elsewhere. I run Linux Mint 13 LTS (Maya) and thought I was buying the older ASUS NSB-N13 adapter. Although all markings on the box and on the adapter label this as the older ASUS USB-N13 adapter with the older Ralink chipset (which reportedly DOES work out-of-the-box with Linux Mint), it is really the newer ASUS NSB-N13 B1 adapter with the Realtek chipset (which DOES NOT work natively with Linux Mint). I verified this using 'lsusb' which shows the vendor:model code. The older adapter using Ralink had native Linux drivers which worked, the Realtek does not. The "installer" (really a BASH script that compiles the driver) fails. The driver downloadable from Realtek's website is older and will not install/work either. Linux Mint's built-in driver also cannot drive this adapter. The only way to make this unit work would be by wrappering the Windows drivers for it with NDIS. I already do this with another wireless adapter and, although that other adapter works, the connection is dropped at random times. The whole point of this exercise was avoiding having to use NDIS to wrapper Windows drivers. Also, emailing the company was no help. I was sent a "we received your support request" and then no follow-up. Perhaps this adapter works natively with Linux Mint 17 LTS, but it certainly doesn't with Linux Mint 15 LTS. I wish I could rate this as zero stars, but the website doesn't allow it.

This works great. Plugged it in to my old non-wifi computer, installed the software, and I immediately connected to the internet. Best investment EVER!

Spent less than 10 minutes to have everything setup. It has been working fine since then. Price is great

My father just wants to go online to read the news, and this is just perfect for him and his desktop. It was easy to install and dad's happy with it!

I have an old computer that needs wifi connection and this product works well. Receives the signal without disconnections.

Glad i found this model,,solid adapter and works very well

Simply the best wireless plug for the money. Recommended by a computer builder and did not disappoint.

Had trouble and found my unit bad. Replaced with this and all is well. Have three floors in house. No more issues.

quicker than running cat5 cable.simply plug and play that easy

Works Great, even with Linux,plug and play, no fuss no bother.

Easy set-up. Connected my old PC to my internet network with no problems.

great ASUS - IEEE 802.11n USB - Wi-Fi Adapter - Black

This was amazingly easy to install, and connect on my home network.

Works fine, serves its purpose. Good price and value.

Exellent Asus - IEEE 802.11n USB - Wi-Fi Adapter - Black