| U.S. Robotics USR2210 802.11b Wireless Access PC Card (22 Mbps) |
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Model: 2210
Brand: USRobotics
Manufacturer: US Robotics
Average Rating: 
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Total Reviews: 12
Form factor: Plug-in module
Hardware platform: PC
Data link protocol: IEEE 802.11b
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| Features: |
Wi-Fi certified
Compatible with all 11 Mbps 802.11b wireless standard products--automatically adjusts to the fastest rate possible: 22 Mbps or 11 Mbps
Network wirelessly at speeds up to 22 Mbps--that's twice as fast as most wireless networks
Greater range--better area coverage than conventional 11 Mbps wireless products
Advanced wireless security for protection and privacy: 256-bit WEP encryption |
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| Description: |
| Take the power of an entire network with you - on your laptop computer. Surf the Web, retrieve data, and access other computers and peripherals with the speed and convenience of wireless networking. Network up to three computers (peer-to-peer/ad hoc mode) using a U.S. Robotics 22 Mbps Wireless Access PC Card for each laptop computer and a U.S. Robotics 22 Mbps Wireless Access PCI Adapter for each desktop computer. For larger networks and for enhanced security features (infrastructure mode), add a U.S. Robotics 22 Mbps Wireless Access Point to your network design. |
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| User Reviews (12 total): |
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Non-existant support and no linux drivers, March 15, 2004
By user (Framingham, MA United States)
Twice I've requested support via their web page and twice they've ignored it. No linux drivers (get an Intel - they are working on drivers for their cards). Uses secretive and, in my opinion, obsolete TI chip. Don't go anywhere near this turkey or anything else from USR (or TI).
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Trash, July 9, 2003
By user (Menlo Park, CA United States)
This card is complete trash with design flaws, buggy software, and lack of support. Doesn't want to talk to my other wireless devices using 64biut encryption, only 128bit works. The windows driver won't work unless you're an administrator, and there are no Linux drivers in sight. Mine is going back ... today, and I strongly recommend anyone not to buy this junk.
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Works great with Netgear router better with SMC 2404 router, July 8, 2003
By user (Dublin, CA)
This card works great with SMC router 2404 has distance and good connection 22+ speed web update to work with the 4x on the SMC router. Changed my rating due to new speed.
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Not as good as I thought, April 6, 2003
By user (Sunnyvale, CA)
Worked great for the first day or so. After that it will loose connection every minute, gets very irritating..... Wish there was a frank review I could refer to before making my purchase.
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linksys card is much better, March 21, 2003
By user
I've try D-link and US robotics for both PC cards and Access point.So, from my expereince, simply go for linksys, there are the best. the only attracted me to the USR card was the price offer. I really recommend the linksys instant wireless PC card.
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Good Range - Product Quality Poor, March 21, 2003
By user (Washington, DC)
The range on this item is great. It pulls decent speeds (better during evening and latenight hours) from a wireless access point across the street. That said.. the assembly is poor. My US Robotics card, while it still works, now opens like a book. Product still works, but I've heard of others having their US Robotics cards fall apart as well...
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good, not great, March 20, 2003
By user (Berkeley, California United States)
I don't even have an access point at home, but there are many at my school. It works, and i have no problems with it. Installation was easy. Just had to install the software and plug the card in. I just wish it had better range. Signal strength never gets to green for me, only yellow. But about 30 for a 22mbps wireless card is a good deal.
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Fast Service!, March 20, 2003
By user
When i recieved my robotics wireless card, it worked---for about 30 minutes. Then the signal and link connection began to fail. So, i called the company and asked them to send me a new one. They did the next day.(today!)Now, it works great! I love it!
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Poor signal, and slimsy quality, March 19, 2003
By user
I bought Siemens Speedstream wireless router and D-link 802.11b card, the D-Link card seems to work fine and can be used anywhere within my house. Then I bought this US Robotics USR2210 card, after I tried it I regret the decision of the choice. Although it did not take me long to put it in place (the configuration is exactly the same as the other D-link card) and the card started to work. In the same room as the router, the card only shows "signal strength" at "40%" and "link quality" is about 70%, which relly surprises me. I realized that card is no way to work in upstair rooms. I tried to another room, it only works sometimes while the wirless icon constantly showing "Signal Poor", and the signal strength and the link quality has no data. The product is usable and I thought I can try US Robotics for a replacement....I am disappointed with the product quality. If this the first wireless card for my router, I would blame the router's transmitting strength, however since the D-link wireless card... shows great signal strength and link quality, it assume me that the US-Robotics wireless card (22mbps) has quality problem. The bottomlink is: don't buy it, choose something else with a lot of positive reviews.
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Fantastic value, March 6, 2003
By user (Boulder, CO United States)
I'm using a wireless D-Link 22mbps router at home. The USR connected flawlessly at 22mbps. Signal strength seems to be quite good. A good value buy.
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Works, but not correctly, March 5, 2003
By user
I purchased this card along with the matching access point. I am running XP PRO on an inspirion 8200. It worked right out of the box by justing sliding it in. However none of the indicator lights work. There is a data light and a power light that never come on. My range is decent not great. I may send it back even though it seems to work.
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USR 2210, March 1, 2003
By user (Dublin, CA)
I have a HP Laptop and it works fine with my Netgear Wireless router. Althought the router is only 11 MBPS. Encription works but you have to type keys in individually.
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