📡 Eightwood Dual Band WiFi Antenna with RP-SMA Male Connector, 2.4GHz and 5GHz Frequencies, Magnetic Base for PCI-E WiFi Network Card, USB WiFi Adapter, Wireless Router Review

I can say that my Mifi7730 has half the signal with this connector while without it, so I do not recommend this product to anyone, this is my experience with it.

In a corner of my basement there is a concrete wall between my wireless router and my main TV area. So when I tried to use my phone, the signal was terrible. I was wondering if I could find antennas with extensions, I searched Revain and found this article. I unplugged 2 of the 4 antennas on my router, screwed the cables back to where the antennas were, placed the antenna in an electronics cabinet so the concrete wall was no longer blocking the signal. Wow, that made a difference. Speed test…

I recently finished building a PC using a Crosshair Viii Impact motherboard with built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. I was using an Xbox controller via Bluetooth and kept losing signal while playing. You can imagine how annoying that was. I had to play while pointing the controller at the PC and sitting 2ft away. I replaced the antennas with these and was able to attach them to the side of the case with magnets. I now have reliable Bluetooth reception and a very long range. WiFi speed was never an…

Installed on Asus TUF Z390 Plus WiFi-based desktop. Initial download speeds were disappointing; Performance remained 1/2 slower than the Lenovo Flex 14 laptop (Intel chipset version) at the same distance from the router. HOWEVER - after setting the antennas to equal angles with the angles on the router - the download speed immediately increased by 4 times, and the download speed increased by 1.75 times - twice. laptop performance. Great gadget - much better than attaching equivalent RP-SMA…

I have an x470 msi ac gaming board. Bluetooth/WLAN, like many boards, have antennas attached to the board. Two problems, they're in the way, and two, they're blocked by my huge metal case. In my experience, the signal is much better. This goes even further, especially with game controllers. I won't waste time measuring signal strength objectively, but I'm also seeing more of my neighbors' WiFi. My guess is that longer antennas compensate somewhat for the long wire that always loses signal…

There is Asus Maximus X Hero with Wi-Fi, there were no problems. But I work from home and have been doing a lot of video conferencing over the past few months and have found my speed to vary with Xfinity. I paid for 500 down and 15 up but uploaded less than 100 often stuck at 50. I used the antenna that came with the motherboard and found that my office wasn't in the best spot and this antenna was only about 3 feet. wires. I took the risk and am very glad I did. The extra long cables allow me…

I'm a lucky tourist! Our internet service is 200Mbps but since my office is on the other side of the house and there are about 4 walls between them I usually get around 24Mbps with two small whip antennas sticking out of the back of my computer under my desk protrude . .Connecting this antenna was simple and straightforward - just replace the cables with coax connectors at the end of the cable and you're good to go. When I first plugged it in I was a bit disappointed, with a slight increase to…

These two small antennas on the back of my card worked quite well. But mostly it was just high speeds. The connection also broke from time to time. However, my area is also very busy with Wi-Fi traffic with networks everywhere. those who broadcast and I can see anyway. Who knows how many are missing. Just like when using a television, the first thing to do is to increase the size of the antenna. Something recommended for every PC. Portable is better to help you find a good place away from…

I picked this up after getting a new PCI-E card with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and had some problems with the signal is weak and cut off. Things like streaming music or playing games through Bluetooth headphones turn on and off, or the connected Bluetooth controller turns off intermittently. I thought that this is because the antenna is behind the case and almost on the wall. Installation was very easy. All together. It remains only to unscrew the old antennas, screw in the antenna connector wires…