Linksys USB200M EtherFast USB 2.0 10/100 Network Adapter
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Customer Review: Does not work with Tivo
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this hoping I would not have buy Tivo's in house wireless adapter. Do not waste your time, it does not work.Customer Review: Neat little adapter
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the adapter you need if you have a USB port and need an Ethernet port. It is small and works great.Customer Review: Garbage - who cares if it works when it's taped together...
Summary: 1 Stars
I don't often review products online - only when they dramatically impress me, or alternatively when they holistically frustrate me. This one falls in the later category.
As the other reviews note, it works when it gets taped together but why in the world would anyone want such a fragile piece of garbage that won't even hold the CAT 5 cable when that is the only reason the product was put on the market in the first place. Linksys's cost cutting is evident on this product. The little plastic 'door' that opens to plug in the CAT 5 cable falls off with incredible ease, making it impossible to plug in. If you have to use duct tape on high tech products (if you can even categorize this USB network adapter as high tech given that it's really a commodity) then it's not worth the cash. Save your money, and buy one that's twice as much - it will be cheaper for you in the end as duct tape isn't cheap these days (but apparently it is higher tech than this joke of a product). Shame on you linksys.
Customer Review: Network Adaptor for TIVO
Summary: 5 Stars
Great product. Just plugged it in and everything worked. I purchased a second one as soon as I found out how well the first worked.Customer Review: RJ connector very poor
Summary: 1 Stars
Purchased to use with a TIVO series 2 DVR as recommended by TIVO. Found the RJ connector would not hold the cable if there were any twisting forces. Hard to avoid in a cable crowded AV cabinet. Ended up using electrical tape to wrap around and hold it.