Xbox 360 Wireless Network Adapter

List Price: $99.99 Discount Price: $76.99

Features:

• Highly versatile and supports 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11a
• Powered seamlessly by your Xbox 360 gaming console, so there's no external power adapter to plug in
• You can transfer high-definition video and CD-quality music from your Media Center PC to your Xbox 360 via 802.11a wireless media support

Accessories:
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Customer Reviews:

Any Wifi adapter will do [Posted on 2008-08-01]
For those of you who are still behind the wireless movement going on for years in people's houses (setting up their internal home networks), you may have to buy this expensive piece of plastic. Otherwise, just buy any USB wifi adapter and plug it in the back of the 360. It's not like Microsoft secretly designed the Xbox 360 to only work with Xbox 360 labeled products.
Oh, and by the way, the afore mentioned people who just plug in their linksys router and start using it? Thanks for the free internet.

Great product but why does MS always charge so much? [Posted on 2008-08-01]
I have a wireless network set up at home due to a couple laptops and various gaming systems. This great for those who have a wireless network (or for those who live close to someone dumb enough to have an unsecured wireless network.) It's painfully easy to install. I wouldn't even go so far as to use the word "install", instead let's say it's easy to plug into your Xbox. Synced flawlessly with my network, took MAYBE 10 minutes including the various searching and connection testing. Do this once and you'll never have to again. I've had this for about a year and a half and have never lost connection. So... Why did I give this 3 stars?

The product, flawless as it may be, is $90 dollars for a little plastic USB network adapter that should've been integrated in the first place. I realize the 360 was ahead of the curve as far as the current generation goes, but the exodus from "wired" to "wireless" was well underway when the 360 hit the shelves. It's the same thing with the 120gb harddrive. Xbox live was already a well established facet of the Microsoft Console experience. With the amount of content available via the marketplace they should've known that 20g would not be enough. Anyway, I digress.

Bottom line: A virtually flawless wireless network adapter for the 360. Unfortunately, this should've been included with the system or at least shelved at half of what it's going for.

It connects without any problems [Posted on 2008-08-02]
The Product worked like a charm, and Amazon sold it to me for $10.00 for cheaper than anywhere else. I bought one for my friend and one for myself. Thanks Amazon!

Expensive...but hey it works wonders [Posted on 2008-08-03]
I will admit that it would be nice to be able to plug in any WiFi adapter and have it work. However this is quick and simplest way to connect through wireless.

If your internet router is near enough use the hard line the Xbox 360 comes with, but, if you are 10-50 ft away from it or already have something plugged into that spot this is the way to go!

Simple Quick and Easy [Posted on 2008-08-08]
Had very little problems with this, took it out, clipped it onto the 360, plugged it in and ran the tests. It failed repeatedly on my NetGear wireless router until I discovered some of the services I had blocked on all attached devices were causing the issue. Unblocked the services (except for the kids PC's - lol) and I was in business connected to X-Box Live in no time. Looks like it belongs on the unit with the clip feature and I get a great signal even one floor down from the router.

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