easy as 1-2-3 plug-n-play because you just unscrewed from the ...
355905
easy as 1-2-3 plug-n-play because you just unscrewed from the original plate then use the Belkin screw that come with the outlet in that's all. I actually like it because we can easily remove if we need to take it with us on travel. I am going to buy few more of this around the house.
3351689
Simple to use, did not require a lot of setup time.
2409464
I had a Genie single-button opener and I wanted to upgrade to this 2-button switch so I'd have a separate light control. It took less than 10 minutes for the whole project. It's as easy as unscrewing the old switch from the wall, unscrewing the 2 wires from the old switch and connecting them to the new one, and then attaching the new switch to the wall. I wish I'd done this years ago!
3085125
Seamlessly extended my ability to add more wired devices. Note this is an unmanaged switch.
1211587
This worked fine, easy to install and use, with no setup, just plug it in.  I had to transfer some files I needed from old floppy disc to my newer laptop that doesn't have any drives, only USB ports.
511608
Easy to use. Easy to install. Provides a bunch more 3.0 USB ports. Just plug and play.

Note: You have to start by plugging into a 3.0 USB port. If you plug into a 2.0 port the Hub is limited by that port.
230529
Very easy to install (just plug 'n play).  Great for dual screen outputs but be warned -- this connector is not active, so you cannot go above two screens.  They work great so far -- no graphical or other technical glitches.
119740
Easy plug and play with only three screws and an electric connector. Worked right away when my 08 Scion tC fan stopped blowing. Took me 10 minutes armed with only a screwdriver. Only did 4 stars B.C. There's a slight noise when fan first turns on like a baseball card in the spokes ( not loud but noticeable) goes away after a minute though. Overall great product.
524810
I started with two wired Megaplug adapters that work perfectly from one end of the house to the other.  As with those, adding this wireless adapter was very easy.  A little more configuration was required to set up wireless security and a static IP (not required, just my preference), but that was the worst of it.  Since it has an IP address, it also includes an http interface for management, making dynamic configuration a breeze.  While the wireless adapter is priced a little higher than the average WAP or wireless range expander, its simple integration and reliability make it a better value in my opinion.  I couldn't ask for more.
Addendum: As a couple of other reviewers have noted, the lifespan of this device leaves something to be desired.  Mine worked fine for approximately 14 months and then just quit.  I haven't replaced it.
2032666
Suits the description. no software needed, just plug-and-play which is cool. And most important EXTRIMELY CHEAP!!!!! $2.03 loved the price
2299709
This adapter is ridiculously easy to install on the Wii U Basic.  I have a 16GB Flash Drive in the top USB port on the back of the Wii U, and then I plugged this adapter into the port below it.

To set it up, all you have to do is click the 'wrench' button (System Settings) on the Wii U main menu.
Next, click the "Internet" button.
Next, choose "Connect to the Internet".
Next, press the "Y" button for "Connection Types", and choose "Wired Connection".
A message comes up indicating "Please refer to the Wii LAN Adapter instruction booklet, and then connect the accessory to the Wii Console".  If you already did this, that is fine.
Press 'OK'. It will test the connection, and if you have connectivity, it will show "The Connection Test was Successful".
Press 'OK'.  Next it will say "The details for this network have been saved as Connection #.  Do you want to set this as the default connection?"  Choose the "Set" button.
Finally, it will offer you the opportunity to do a system update.

Pretty easy huh?

I have mine connected to my Uverse router via powerline adapters that send the internet signal through the outlets of my house, over to the TV area.  It works fabulously.  I get 10-12Mbps, plenty to stream HD to the Wii U for watching Amazon Video or Netflix.  The wireless quality was sporadic, probably due to the fact that my Wii U lives in an entertainment cabinet.

If you want to improve connectivity to your Wii U for a low price, this is definitely a cheap and easy way to do it.
4346397
Simple to install and works surprisingly well !
3816128
This switch (JSG524E, 24-port unmanaged plus&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/NETGEAR-ProSAFE-JGS524E-24-Port-Gigabit-Rackmount-Web-Managed-Plus-Switch-JGS524Ev2/dp/B00GG1AD9A/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">NETGEAR ProSAFE JGS524E 24-Port Gigabit Rackmount Web Managed (Plus) Switch (JGS524Ev2)</a>&nbsp;) is intended to upgrade from a 5-port Rosewill switch that has been failing (intermittent disconnects, seemingly due to heat).

I've had great experiences with Netgear products in the past, and I expect no less from this switch.  Installation was easy, just move the RJ-45 jacks from old switch to the new one, and plug in the unit.  It has a built-in power supply, so the power cable is the standard IEC-type you find connected to any other computer equipment.  No wall warts with this one.

My one gripe was that this box had been opened previously.  The "Netgear" sticker-seal was broken already, and the installation CD was missing.  I paid for a brand new unit, but apparently received one of the discounted "opened" units which should have cost $50 less.  The unit still looked brand new though, and is working fine, for now.  The installation/configuration software on the CD isn't absolutely necessary, but can be downloaded from the Netgear site if you're one who likes to tinker with things, like me.

Using the software, you can set QoS and bandwidth limits (someone streaming away too much of your precious bandwidth?  throttle them back a bit), setup a VLAN, Link Aggregation (LAG), and other high-end switch configurations.  You only need this once to give the switch an IP address on your subnet, after which you can log into the switch via any browser to change any of these settings.
4401043
Looking for a pre-amp to connect your 20th century turntable to your 21st century amp/receiver? This one does the job with a minimum of fuss.

The DJPRE offers a quality, unfussy build that's a plug-and-play (with a little adjustment) proposition. It's a small footprint, employs one level setting knob, and doesn't require any further skill save for plugging it in.

The only annoying thing is that once plugged in, this is an "always on" proposition. There's no on/off switch, and I'm not a fan of powering components I'm not using at the time. So just unplug the power connection to the back and plug it in when using the turntable. Just position it where you can do so easily! Don't like yet another power light shining on the rack? A small square of electrical tape will fix that. At the very least, the blue light on this will remind you it's powered on.

There are so many choices out there. This does exactly what you want it to do.
3886924
Did the trick - quick installation - worked within minutes - connects fast and reliably
3127377
I had an existing TL-PA2010 kit, so now I have 1 in and 3 out :)
Plugged it in, and I was connected.
2100958
Stupid easy! You can't hardly mess this up, plug and play.  10  minutes start to finish replaced my broken controller. Haven't used it yet but looks pretty straightforward will let you know if it doesn't work like it should