I am currently trying the nRF24L01 and it is very easy to use. In as little as 30 minutes I was able to make the two modules communicate with each other. I had just started playing with it since yesterday and one thing that I am looking for is an RSSI readout. Unfortunately, this only has a boolean return value for the Received Power (RPD). If received power levels are more than -64dBm, you will get a 1, less than that, you will get 0. In CC1101, I can get the absolute value of the RSSI and convert it to dBm accurately.
I used the steps on this link to setup my nRF24L01.
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