LG AN-WF100 Wireless USB Network Adapter

shriprakash Tiwari: I want to sell this product.

India on Aug 13, 2020

maria luisa salvatori: Non corrisponde alle caratteristiche indicate su amazon

Italy on Apr 12, 2020

Dan cain: Works great

Canada on Mar 23, 2019

AMIOT Jean-Claude: J'ai déballé la carte insérée cette dernière dans la prise USB mise en route la télé et le tour était joué

France on Mar 04, 2019

buchgamer: Gut

Germany on Feb 28, 2019

Oz@Beach: Because of some of the negative reviews, I was skeptical and expecting the worst...but I had a very positive experience.

- The adapter - Just a typical USB thumb-drive - installs in about a second. Mine fit perfectly and the on-screen set-up menu pops up instantly on your tv.

- You will need to know all your wireless settings (IP address & WEP password). If you don't know them, your ISP can tell you what they are in a few minutes.

- The on-screen menu is pretty easy but not perfect. If you screw up the entry, and I did a few times, it basically makes you take off the adapter, put it back on again, and start over. It's a minor hassle, but by no means a dealbreaker

- It took me about 20 minutes to get everything running. If I hadn't forgotten that I'd changed my encryption password, I believe it would have been set-up in 10 minutes or less.

- Once you're communicating wirelessly, the adapter will want to download the latest software. This part is really slow. The software has several updates that are apparently dependent on one another, so once you download "update 2.3.X" (for example) it will then prompt you to...

United States on Feb 18, 2011

Vinnie: This is a good buy for anyone using a recent LG big screen TV. i am currently using it with the LG INFINIA 50PK750 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV and it works perfectly.

To be honest at first i was worried. My fears we compounded by the fact that this is the only model that works with LG TV's, so basically if this was not a good product i had not place to go. You know how gadgets are, super cool yet super hard to set up. I was worried i'd get it and then feel like a dork not able to get it to work and then spends hours of time on hold to some tech support dude in India! But this was so incredibly easy a child could set it up. All you really need to know to set it up is your internet wireless password. Just plug it in the USB port on the TV and activate the net widgets on your remote and it will set up prompting to select your Wifi signal and enter your password. It is really that simple!

You may, depending on the model, need a software update. If it does it will prompt you to allow it to do so. Agree to the update and then just leave it alone and don't mess with it while it is downloading the updates. This may take awhile, so just go chill (go make a...

United States on Jan 05, 2011

Georg Peters: This USB Adapter is amazingly simple to install and has been operating flawlessly on my 2010 LG 42" LED HDTV (42LE5400) ever since I installed it 6 weeks ago. It simply plugs in like any other USB Adapter on the back of the TV. Please note that it is not supported by older LG HDTV models (I suggest to check the LG website for specifics).

To get it operational:
Once plugged into the USB port of the HDTV, I needed to first setup the wireless access point on the HDTV (LG's owner's manual says exactly what to do, following on-screen menu selections), then unlock my network via the router and follow the router's software instructions for adding a new network device (I run a 802.11n wireless network using Cisco's "WRT160N" router with WPA2 encryption and manage the network using Cisco's "Network Magic Pro" software). Once the router recognized the USB Adapter as a new device, simply using the remote control of the HDTV to select the correct Network SSID and enter the Network Passphrase (a.k.a. "Security Key") was all that it took to get it running (after locking the network again on the router side).

All in all, it took less than 15 min to get this...

United States on May 27, 2010