Customer Reviews: Pricey but worth it.April 18, 2007 C. Wilkinson(Kent, England) 120 out of 126 found this review helpful
After my mum was complaining that I was always using her TV I thought it was about time I took my 360 to my bedroom. The only problem was that I couldn't play online as my xbox was no where near my wireless router. So I had to take the plunge and splash out £50 to have the convenience of wireless. At first I thought the price was extorcionate but now I have no regrets. I can play on xbox live as much as I like now virtually lag free considering my router is at the other end of the house. If you are considering buying one just do it.
welcome to wirelessJanuary 16, 2006 Joe Shaw(Sheffield, UK) 37 out of 39 found this review helpful
This is a nice item, and a must have if you have a wireless home network and want xbox live without miles of chunky grey cabling. It has a nice range, and works pretty much lag free even in between floors of houses, and I can even see my next door neighbour's wireless network. Very easy to set up, pop in your network details and away you go. I have known it not to work properly with a friend's router, from Belkin. However, another of my friends owns a belkin wireless router and it works perfectly. I use it with a BT voyager router and haven't looked back.
This is not a cheap piece of equipment by a long stretch, however i don't particularly find it overpriced, as wireless access points and wireless cards for pc are not much cheaper and are often much more of a hassle to set up. My verdict: It does what it is supposed to do without lag, and is easy to set up even for a complete beginner in wireless internet access. A top-hole item that i would highly recommend.
AmazingAugust 2, 2007 Mr. P. J. Rolt(UK) 9 out of 9 found this review helpful
If you are looking for online gaming you just have to buy this!!
I used to have to run a 40 metre cable through my house from my bedroom to where the broadband router is downstairs. This cuts out all the need for that and stopped my mum from tripping over the wire.
It was quick and easy to set up and fits snuggly in to the back of the xbox without it looking unsightly.
This is a really good bit of hardware xbox have come up with and i bow down to them as i did have PS2 and finding a wireless adaptor for it was a pain.
You literaly plug it in go to network settings enter the name and password for your router and done, took me 2 minutes to set up!
BUY IT TRUST ME!
Excellent item but overpricedFebruary 17, 2006 84 out of 90 found this review helpful
Once I opened my 360 box and saw a great big chunky ethernet cable I decided I would need a wireless bridge. I was horrified to realise that it was so overpriced. Anything that has the xbox 360 name on adds on so much more money. However this is a very good bit of kit and is essential in my view. I am using the Voyager 2100 and as far as I know most routers are supported. The signal strength is excellent and I only have lag on FIFA: RTWC, which is an laggy game anyway (I never play it really lol). This wireless bridge is easy to install in a few simple steps. It even picked up my neighbours Belkin router!!! Overall a great product but I would wait if you can to see if it has a price drop.
Easy!!September 10, 2006 Freeps(Brighton) 31 out of 33 found this review helpful
I have a wireless set up at home running a desktop PC and a laptop, I have a Belkin wireless Router and had a hell of a job getting it to work with my ISP AOL (yeah yeah i know!!!)so I kinda got myself ready for an afternoon of grief when I wanted to hook my Xbox 360 up to go live, but I have to say it was easy, and i mean very very easy, you just plug the Xbox 360 Wireless Bridge into the port at the back of the console find your Network, pop in the keycode and your off and running, this is a must have product for anyone wishing to play live games and the ease of use far outweighs the cost.
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