Linksys WAP54G

Pros: Ability to interoperate at 11Mbps & 54Mbps.

Cons: None to speak of, yet, stay tuned.

The Bottom Line: The Linksys Wireless-G WAP54G represents the best of both worlds; it can meet your need for current 802.11b standards, but still has the flexibility to expand beyond to 54Mbps.

Review: My successful (and experimental) odyssey into the world of wireless networking continues. So far I ...

Pros: Excellent reception. Easy to install.

Cons: May not configure to older wireless card protocols. Suggest upgrade to wireless 'G' card.

The Bottom Line: Great connection. Excellent range. High speed. Can run multiple notebooks/desktop at same time without problems. Nothing bad to say.

Review: I previously had a desktop PC and my son had a notebook. The desktop was hard wired, the notebook wireless, via a Belkin wireless 'B' router. I recently upgraded to new notebook PCs, eliminating the desktop. I also purchased the Linksys wireless 'G' ...

Pros: Easy set up, good range, good bandwitch,reliability

Cons: Not great range, 2.4GHz may conflict with new wireless phones

The Bottom Line: A must-get for the home-network. It is the easiest and most affordable way to network a home, and best of all, its purely wireless!

Review: I invited a technichian to my house to get an estimate on how much it would cost to wire my house so ...

Pros: 1) SNMP Support 2) Multiple mode configurations 3) Simple web interface

Cons: 1) Limited SNMP support 2) Range is somewhat limited

The Bottom Line: Great function for price with nicer features than other brands.

Review: I have used Linksys products, including NIC cards, routers, modems and other devices from linksys for well over 7 years. My network is currently supported by all Linksys equipment which support a wide range of features for the setup I have. The WAP54G is ...

Pros: Multiple Uses, Client, Bridge, Repeater, Site Survey Tool

Cons: Might be confusing to someone not familiar with it.

The Bottom Line: A great buy if you need something to go that last little bit and a regular network card won't cut it. Also great to bridge two distant networks.

Review: The Linksys WAP54G works great as an access point if you already have a router on your network. Within minutes you can make a wired network wireless giving mobile users the ability to roam around as they please. But what people don't realize about the ...

Pros: Installation is a snap, good range and connection speed.

Cons: None.

Review: I recently upgraded my wireless home network from D-Link equipment to Linksys. The WAP54G seems to have been a great choice. Installation was easier than I could have imagined. I simply plugged it into power and my home network firewall hub and loaded ...

Pros: Stable connection, excellent bandwidth

Cons: takes long time to recover a lot connection

Review: I bought this unit to replace my Netgear access point. Instantly after the installation, my wireless network performance got boosted so much that for the first time I really starting enjoying the speed of a 54M network. This is truely a wonderful ...

Pros: Inexpensive and flawless installation

Cons: None so far.

Review: Worked right out of the box using the install wizard. That took about 2 minutes, then I set up the security which took a few more minutes. I'm new to wireless so I didn't what to expect. If I knew it was this easy, I would have done it a year ago. ...

Pros: Easy to configure, full featured, G and B compatible.

Cons: Annoying activity light that blinks constantly

Review: I bought a wap54g access point new to provide wireless access to my existing wired lan. Out of the box this device was easy to install and setup. Instructions were simple and effective. The administration is via HTTP and very intuitive like other ...

Pros: I CAN SURF ANYWHERE - LOVE IT. Great Customer 24hr. Service

Cons: Drops Connection :-(

The Bottom Line: Works good usually, randomly drops connection, probably due conflicting electronics in house. When it's working, I'm one happy camper; I'm still trying to narrow the dropped connections reasoning.

Review: Purchased for use with a new IBM Thinkpad laptop with an integrated B card. I know.....I am planning on upgrading to a G card, but the notebook came with it integrated so I'm still using it. But on the point.... Setup.... fairly ...