At time of writing I received a V3 revision of this device (most recent revision at time of order).
One of the reasons for choosing this device was the cradle fitted to a 1.5m cable. Providing ability to move adaptor away from PC/monitor if suffered signal interference.
I downloaded the latest drivers, in advance, from TP-Link website (dated 30 July 2010) instead of using the ones supplied on an 8cm driver CD. And upon installing them I was informed Windows own built-in wireless manager would be used because lack of support for 64-bit operating system by the TP-Link wireless manager (only the driver portion was installed). But I don't consider this a negative.
The wireless strength has range between 3 to 4 bars on average out of a maximum of 5 when connecting to a G router in the same room. Although the router is position the other side of a chimney breast out of line of sight of the adaptor.
Performance has exceeded my expectations playing World of Warcraft. And has not contributed any noticeable latency when compared to a wired connection to router.
The adaptor does get slightly warm when in use, but can comfortably hold it.
The prominent green flashing activity light on the white side may cause distraction, if you position adaptor in field of vision facing you.