Belkin M6 Cage Nuts and Screws Rack screws and nuts

Advantages: It's got everything you need to do basic PC upgrades/ maintenance
Disadvantages: Good enough for home use, but not top quality

...Everything in the kit is of reasonable quality - it might not last forever, but it's good enough, especially for the price. Just in case you're hunting round the 'net, trying to find what's included: - Wire strippers (the cheap kind, not very good) - Chip tongs - double-ended screwdriver with "medium" flat + crosshead - syringe tweezer thingamy's (very useful for picking up dropped screws) - needlenose pliers - normal tweezers - "electrical size" flat- and cross-head double-end screwdriver - 2-way + locking Ratchet handle, plus socket fittings for Allen key/ flat and cross head and spanner pieces - Anti-static wristband (no use for fat wrists!) - pill-boxes for grub screws, etc., with some odds and ends included - a set of Allen keys. - a zip-up nylon case with elastic straps. I've always liked Belkin products - I don't think they... Read review

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Advantages: Saves moving furniture around.
Disadvantages: None

...A wireless network has recently been installed where I live and I was unable to connect to it using my Belkin F5D7000, without moving my PC into the middle of the room. I read up on how to improve network connection and the Belkin F5D6900 seemed like a reasonable option. The Belkin F5D6900 is a small omni-directional antenna that comes fitted to a base, so it sits on your desk, and a 1 metre length of cable. Installing it is simplicity itself, as you only have to unscrew the antenna fitted to your network card and screw on the free end of the cable. It is then just a case of trial and error to find the best place to put the antenna. I was amazed to see how much difference the signal strength is affected by the positioning, considering the cable is only 1 metre long. At the moment I have only got 42% signal strength but the nearest... Read review

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Advantages: Features, Security, It still runs
Disadvantages: Unreliable, very poor WLAN coverage, Tedious to configure

...I am stressed at the time of writing this review I've just tried to get the Belkin Wireless ADSL modem to speak to a Belkin Print Server but to no success whatsoever. I've been running this Belkin Modem for soon to be a year and I hate it. Its unreliable- it disconnects from the internet unpredicitivly, and takes a while to get back on- does this way too often. It's WAN coverage is poor- I'm in a three story house (attic converted) and it barely gets reception to the lower floor (its on the top floor). The WAN cannot reach the front or back garden. Configuring this router/modem has been hell- it runs well unsecurely but configuring security for the wireless machines it must speaks to requires numerous restarts and long tedious key entries- wish it could have been quicker. And after all of that it for some reason keeps an insecure... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful