How does this compare to the Alfa 2W ?
2008435
Awesome, it really helped extend my range and reception for my laptop. My only gripe would be the antenna's connection to the base, they don't seem to fully connect and seem somewhat loose. This issue may only be with mine and it really doesn't affect my reception, but I'm former military and I like things to be right, but then again, it may only be my item.
2188263
Yes, a good one. I,m using the UMC 200 and it is excellent. The difference between a fine one and a common one is like day and nigth. I was very surprised.
917371
Is the 255W or 260W better? I'm specifically looking for one with MPH on on the screen so I can see how fast I'm traveling, and I can't find anything to tell me whether the 260 has it.
627548
Can't give a comparison but I can tell you that after replaced a Phillips 25db amp I did pick up 6 more channels. A couple of my channels would fade in bad weather, with this amp that doesn't happen.
2108884
It's an Alfa. Both the antennas are as well. Don't think twice - It's great!
255993
I strongly suspect they are the exact same device; the only difference I know of specifically, is that the Satechi version was available first. (I would have bought the Scosche version, otherwise, since it presently costs about $9 less than the Satechi.)
1571918
my wife used the 1370T in Italy - but only for driving - and it worked very well. Only quirk Did take a long time to figure out it was in Italy - so turn it on hours before you plan on going somewhere.
536988
I actually switched from the 226bw to the w2207. I like the HP better because of the vivid colors and the swivel monitor. Also has additional usb ports on side and better menu layout and customization. Overall quality is the same, but the HP has more to offer.
1597700
The main diff is the 158w is a mono and the 145w is a poly. Think the size is the exact same.
14916
I've owned a Toro 1800 for 8 years, and just bought a Greenworks 26032. I just tried it out. I was a big fan of the Toro, but I think the GreenWorks is better built, and given that it's cheaper and has a longer warranty, I think it's a no-brainer. The only reason I'd consider the Toro if I were buying another now is its lighter weight--it's pretty amazing what it can do for its small size and weight. But that's only an issue for smaller people who might have trouble handling the 37 lb Greenworks, and would have an easier time with the 24 lb Toro.
1448358
The results with the 450W LED are very close to the results with the 1000 W HPS. The LED runs much cooler also. And no ballast is needed for it. Also electric costs are about $30 a month less. For me, it's a no brainer, unless you need the extra heat from the HPS.
1212151
Not a knockoff -- its the real deal. And, I bought the flat type antenna that goes with it. Its on the Alfa site if you need the number. Can order thru Amazon.
2145723
I reviewed the L70SRW and am only familiar with that model. Other than a difference in price, I'm not sure how they compare. I can only say that I am very pleased with the model I have. I suggest you carefully review the description of each model to make your decision. Sorry I am unable to offer more.
834245
The Watts is a better tool and easier to use. I am very happy with the device. I would recommend.
338470
I could not get the Alfa R36 to work even with an Alfa wifi adapter. As far as I am comcerned the R36 is junk and I hope you did not buy it yet!!
61831
The -W version allows the user to load courses onto the unit via a WiFi hotspot. This is handy when traveling, or a last minute invite to play Golf, and you're not near your Computer to sync. There are zero pros and cons while actually on a course. the -W also has a trackpad, instead of a joystick which has received numerous complaints, and their latest unit has now gone back to the joystick for moving the cursor. All in all, if both units are the same price, you should get it, but I have not found the difference between them enough for me to upgrade.
917375
My read of the customer reviews supports the notion that the 255W is a terrific unit. Thanks for your reply.