Reviews for Netgear WG511T Wireless AdapterCardBus - 108Mbps - MPN: WG511T
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ComputerGuy341
- Dec 13, 2005
customer service in hellStrengths: NONE Weakness: randomly drops connection; bad, very very bad customer service I exchanged a few emails with their support then they asked me to call so that we could try a few things together. 100% of readers found this review helpful. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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hp79
- Nov 8, 2006
Not so goodStrengths: little bit faster than the current 54mbps 802.11g Weakness: not fast as advertised I am using this with a WGT624v2 router that it came bundled with. I tired comparing speed with my integrated intel wireless cards. Netgear on 108 mbps mode transfers a video file that I have in 69 secs, while intel takes 85 secs. Not much of a improvement. When i see the connection speed on netgear software, it shows I am connected in 108 mbps mode, but when I start transfering huge files, it immediately drops to 54 mbps mode. Is this a joke? I don't get the 108 mbps speed when I start using it. When I don't use it, it is hooked at 108 mbps. Totally a waste of money. 100% of readers found this review helpful. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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adventureair
- Feb 23, 2004
Netgear WG511T Wireless AdapterStrengths: Solid performance, plug n play, fast!!! Weakness: None Paired with a Netgear WGT624 wireless router wired to a Netgear FVS318 wired router. Perfect matchup, advertised throughput. I am able to walk down the street and have a full signal, it goes through walls, floors and past lots of other electronic equipment. Also has all the security features you'll need including WEP and WPA 128 bit encryption. 92% of readers found this review helpful. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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1Super
- Mar 13, 2005
Netgear WG511T Wireless AdapterStrengths: No Antenna, Software driver easy to install. Weakness: Tech Support is the worst, Must email to get support, takes days to get response, then their emailed solution is wrong, once in awhile you can get through on phone. After wasting countless hours and days and approximately 20 hours)trying to resolve this, I finally went out and bought a Belkin 54g wireless adaptor for $19.95 after rebates, set it up in a few minutes and it worked. Even Netgear Level 2 Techs could not ID the problem. 88% of readers found this review helpful. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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No Name
- Jul 19, 2004
Netgear WG511T Wireless AdapterStrengths: Easy set-ups, Good range Weakness: Interferences may cause connection hiccups 108 Mbps is probably stretching the truth a bit but it is, in general, faster than 54 Mbps. The speed jumps around between 54 Mbps and 108 Mbps, never really achieving 108 Mbps. Overall it is very good card, a bit pricy though. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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penchant111
- Jul 5, 2004
Netgear WG511T Wireless AdapterStrengths: Easy set-up, good range, a lot of positive reviews in comparision to competing products Weakness: Short warranty, increased interferences (i.e. with cordless phones) I did a lot of research on this card and it came highly recommended. It seems that competing products like Linksys and D-Link had more negative reviews and less positive reviews than this product. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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kylan
- Jun 29, 2004
Netgear WG511T Wireless AdapterStrengths: Good Speed, Decent Price Weakness: Causes Computer to Stutter, Set-up Troubles I received my WG511T the other day and am so far not overwhelmingly impressed by it. Using the latest software (3.6.0) the card causes the computer to stutter every few minutes and for a fraction of a second my music player will stop playing and then resume again. My notebook never acted like this with my previous wireless card and i'm more than positive this should not be happening on a 3.06GHz computer with 512MB of RAM. Did you find it helpful or unhelpful? Top
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Netgear WG511T
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Netgear WG511T Wireless Adapter
Strengths: 108 Mbps with matching NetGear WGT624 router, Super good reception, easy setup for Gaming, Video Conf, great encryption, good drivers and profile software
Weakness: no apparant weaknesses
With the matching WGT624 router, I get 108 Mbps in basement with router 2 stories above. Goes through floors and walls, outside in yard too. Has WEP and WPA capability for security, using WEP doesn't appear to slow it down. Detects access points real easy. Easy to set up and use profiles for switch from home and work. See my review for the router for comments on advanced routing applications. I bought card for $70 and router for $111. I would recommed this card for small businesses because of its advanced capabilities and ease of use. Also good for I.T. students learning about wireless.
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