📶 Bingfu Dual Band WiFi Antenna 2-Pack - Enhance Signal Strength for WiFi Router, Wireless Network Card, USB Adapter, Security IP Camera Review

After several moves across the country, the standard antenna got lost in an overloaded warehouse and I needed to find something that could solve this problem. I have an Asus PCE AC-88 PCIE 4-lane network card that requires 4 antennas. Asus charged a lot for an OEM replacement, and with shipping, it was almost the cost of a new unit. Not wanting to waste an actual map I found these gems and for under $20 shipped in one day I received them and they screwed right in and each antenna has a magnetic

I used Bunker Hill Security for my wireless security camera because 2 of my wireless cameras were lagging behind in terms of response time. When I replaced the original radio antenna with a new one and extended the cable to get closer to the base I was so happy everything worked out perfectly and NOT LATE ANYMORE. The monitor's response time is now perfect.

The signal didn't help I've replaced all 4 of my linksys and all I need is about 5 feet because I have a dead spot in my bedroom, I thought it would be an easy win and I'm talking about one side of the head of the bed that I have trouble with, but the foot of the bed works fine. This should have been an easy win, except after installation everyone is complaining about internet issues (2 kids). The only thing I can think of is that they are either faulty or where I am positioning them…

After several trips across the country the factory antenna went missing in an overloaded warehouse and I had to look for something that could do the job. I have an Asus PCE AC-88 PCIE 4-lane network card that requires 4 antennas. Asus charged a lot of money for an OEM replacement, and with shipping, it was almost the cost of a new device. Not wanting to waste an actual map I found these gems and for less than $20 shipped in one day I received them and they screwed right in and each antenna has…

The magnet in one of the two antennas was not installed correctly. An antenna held up well on the magnetic surface. Another would fall with a slight push. As a radio engineer/scientist, I picked one that has very little magnetic cohesion. I tested the magnet myself and found it to be good. Put the magnet back in and the repair went fine. Flip the magnet and it wasn't good. I assembled the base with a magnet installed correctly and now both antennas have good magnetic support. One problem was…

I bought the product with the intention of boosting the 5 GHz signal for my WiFi adapter that is installed in my Windows 10 professional PC is. Unfortunately, the product failed miserably. The 2.4 GHz band works without problems. So if you buy this product with the intention of only using the 2.4GHz band, based on my personal testing it should work fine for you. But if, like me, you bought the product with the intention of boosting the 5GHz band, you will not be happy at all according to my…