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Hawking HWL2 Wireless Detector Other Network Devices

Hawking HWL2 Wireless Detector

Rating: 4.33/5 stars - Hawking HWL2 Wireless Detector  4 reviews
Price Range:
  $43.00 to $54.48
The Hawking HWL2 is an advanced version of the HWL1 and improves on many functions of the previous model. The most obvious is the addtion... Read More
The Hawking HWL2 is an advanced version of the HWL1 and improves on many functions of the previous model. The most obvious is the addtion of a Hi-Speed Wireless-G USB 2.0 Network Adapter as well as the ability to differentiate wireless networks with security enabled. The addition of a WiFi Adapter allows the user to detect an 802.11b or 802.11g wireless signal and efforlessly connect to that signal by attaching their laptop or desktop directly to the HWL2 via USB 2.0. Minimize
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4 Reviews from Epinions.com
Overall Rating: Rating: 4.33/5 stars
Ease of Installation: 4
Ease of Use: 4
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By: lewisedge
Dec 15, 2005

Much Better Reception Than Built-In Wi-Fi

Author's Rating: Rating: 5/5 stars

Pros: Excellent reception. Maintains a strong, reliable data stream

Cons: Case is cheap looking and flimsy. Support is difficult to contact and slow to respond. Read More at Epinions.com


By: witling
Dec 20, 2005

Hawking HWL2 WiFi Locator & Antenna

Author's Rating: Rating: 4/5 stars

Pros: Detects WiFi availability and signal characteristics. Works as a directional antenna. Standard USB connector cable.

Cons: Signal report does not remain on, making pinpoint location impossible. Marginal instruction book.

Bottom Line:
Buy it if you need it. I didn't see any other detector/antenna combinations on the market. It works for me, I just with the signal stayed on longer. Read More at Epinions.com


By: robm90266
Dec 26, 2006

Hawking HWL2 USB Wireless Locator

Author's Rating: Rating: 4/5 stars

Pros: Holds signal, extends range.

Cons: An analogue meter would help point it better than the five signal strength leds.

Bottom Line:
A viable option for pulling in marginal WiFi signals. Read More at Epinions.com


By: trapoza
Dec 27, 2005

Good Product - Poor Rebate system

Author's Rating: Rating: 1/5 stars

Pros: Good connectivity for weak signals

Cons: No continuous detection mode. Read More at Epinions.com


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