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Xbl adapter crappy?

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So along with getting MW2 for my b day im getting XBL. Now my mom doesnt want a cable running through the house to my pc, so im going wireless. Now some of my friends say the adapter drops the connection too much, and others say its fine. Now my psp has internet and I put the psp next to my 360 and checked the signal strength, which is 85-100%. I have a Belkin router just too add. So based on this will my XBL adapter drop the connection frequently?

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I've had a 360 and the adapter for 5 months and I don't think I've EVER had connection problems, and I'm using Belkin as well. I'd also be surprised if the connection on it was anywhere near 90-100%.

It should be fine.

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Get back here so I can rub your butt.

I've had a wireless adaptor for over a year now

Works perfectly fine, there are a few odd occasions where connection goes, but that's generally down to my router, not the adapter.

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  • 2 weeks later...

For $100, it shouldn't be crap...I unfortunately have to have my Xbox in a place where no other device picks up wifi, and somehow I'm able to play on live (most games) just fine. Not sure how it does it, but for you it should be fine.

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