it has made my working easy & smooth. The signals & speed what I am getting is excellent. The device is so small that no one is able to visualize system.

Fast Connection

Difficult To Set Up

Easy to configure and works well.

Also, (I believe it is overheating?) it will after a while stop working properly and even cause me to reboot my wireless router in order to recover.

tiny; works with Ubuntu 10.04; and apparently Raspberry Pi

This device gets extremely hot even when the computer is off

This is my second time buying one of those. The first one I got for my wife's netbook about 6 months ago to replace her dead internal adapter; she's still using it, with no complaints. Then came time for me to build an HTPC. I didna€?t have room for an internal adapter, so I bought this instead.

Super Small; and fast

But not the fastest USB adapter out there...

If only just ordered the product

It's tiny and functions excellent pulling down N speed on the other side of the house from my router. I have had no difficulties with installation or use so far. None so far. I read the asus software program is a discomfort but I just installed the driver so I wouldn't know.

Product not as mentioned Product pic showing Asus USB-N10 but what you get is Asus USB-N10 nano not out of the box Mac OsX Supported Packaging and handling is not so good

One area where people might not necessarily think of ASUS is networking hardware. Whether you need a router, switch, or adapter - and whether you want to go wired, wireless, or over power lines - they have a few choices for you to consider.

Simple setup; Slim enough to fit side-by-side with other devices in adjacent USB ports; Solid performance; USB-N10 is rated for up to 150Mbps; while USB-N13 is rated for up to 300Mbps

USB-N13 offers more features; but is also much larger