Samsung WIS09ABGN WIRELESS LINKSTICK WIS09ABGN2 USB LAN Adapter FOR SAMSUNG 2009 - 2010 & 2011 BLU-RAY PLAYERS, 2010 & 2011 SAMSUNG TVs

This product works great and I would recommend it for those with older Smart TV's, but would also stress that before purchasing you review your specific TV's user manual to obtain the correct wireless adapter to use. I purchased a Belkin Wireless Adapter that was not the right brand or model and learned that lesson the hard way. Also, a few words of caution on use of the wireless adapter as I experienced an issue with my Cisco E4200 Router interfacing and determined that it was not the adapter after experiencing connectivity issues with the router with my wired and wireless devices. Yes, I had to swap-out the router and being a steadfast Cisco customer it was hard and I cannot tell you how much of a right choice that was. I now have an ASUS RT-AC66U Router and upon connection and configuration it has performed flawlessly, allowing my multiple Smart TV's to perform the needed software upgrades and loading of apps/content for use with my Smart TV experience. Again, remember to read your product's user manual to verify the adapter and then purchase the exact one if at all possible or verify that any alternative adapter is compatible with your product via the product's website or user manual.

I have two Samsung TV's and while one is connected to my router the other is in a different room using the Linkstick. It easily connected to my wireless network and has worked perfectly right out of the box. The adaptor to plug the Linkstick in vertically was a nice feature. Truly a plug and play device. Would highly recommend this product if you have a Samsung smart TV and need to access your Wifi network at home

these don't work and only gives you access to old installed apps, doesn't allow for updating to get fresh apps like Prime and Hulu

I just purchased a Sony Blu-ray player with all the bells and whistles. It had wireless built into the player,3-d ready and everything else you'd ever want on a nice $240.00 blu ray player. I was nice except something was always acting up. The internet was ALWAYS getting dropped I'd try to watch a video on youtube and it would most of the time take forever to load or would never load!!! Very frustrating!!!!! Anyway...I took it back to Sam's Club where I got it and they gladly gave me my $$ back and I got a samsung instead. No,it didn't have 3-d, but I found out anyway that you need a TV that is 3-d ready anyway to be able to watch it anyway!!! So f-it I don't need that anyway! It also didn't have wireless built in but thats turned out to be a blessing because even though I had to buy this, "WIRELESS LINKSTICK WIS09ABGN2 USB LAN" everything is much better as far as the internet goes. It connected instantly and gave me no problems whatsoever and the reception is awesome!! Everthing loads quickly with no hickups or buffering and it's just awesome!! Sony should be ashamed because samsung has a better,easier to use allround product that does not give the person a F'n headache to do the simplest thing!! And they invented the damn Blu-ray!!! SHAME SONY!! SAMSUNG JUST MADE YOU THEIR BITCH.... :)

I'm a great Samsung fan. Set up on my Samsung BD player Model BD-C5900-XAA was easy and the Linkstick was recognized in a few seconds by my Linksys Wifi router and then the 2009 46" LCD Samsung HDTV. The TV prompted me and I updated the Samsung software and downloaded several Samsung widgets for web entertainment like Netflix, Youtube, BBC News, Weather, Fitness, Hulu, etc. You can also view pictures/videos and listen to music thru your home theater 5.1 speakers from any USB drive (loaded with music/video) connected to the BD player. Haven't yet set up the Linkstick for LAN to access and upload/view/listen to files on my lapttop and desktop PC so cannot comment. I've been using Linkstick for about a month (watched movies on Netflix and videos on Youtube) with no streaming problems. A bit pricey but would recommend.

This was easily installed on my TV. I purchased this expecting to get some added features to my TV, but seen no benifit adding it. I think it was more of a gimmick from Samsung. Save your money.

We got the linkstick after we wanted to watch an online concert from the web. We have Comcast and usually use that for non broadcast video. The linkstick worked well when we used it though. We watched live broadcasts from the BBC that would not normally be available here. It was pretty interesting! Other broadcasts are also available free. It does not include the whole web, which as others have noted is a little dissappointing. I was having some trouble trying to enter home network codes with no keyboard, but my husband was able to do it pretty quickly. All in all, I am happy that I got it. We should be ready for the next you tube concert.

All I wanted was availability to Netflix and prime from an older smart tv. I ended up getting roku and accomplished that for a lot less money