Review on Wi-Fi adapter TP-LINK TL-WN822N, white by Park Seo Jun

I bought it so that it would be compatible with desktop PCs, so that it would be convenient to connect to the internet, and so that it could act as a "accelerator" for a laptop. The hardware that was used in the Microstar game almost eight years ago is still decent, but I would like the Wi-Fi module to be faster, which is easily fixable at home. The acquisition of a TP-Link product met all of my expectations. Has some pros Good price to quality ratio, dependable signal reception even when far from the router, sturdy, well-thought-out, and aesthetically pleasing design, two antennas each with their own independent angle adjustment, and a cable that is adequately long and of high quality included in the kit. Having this drawback: This is nitpicking, but I would like support for two bands (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz) and a higher data transfer rate, for which one could pay an additional fee. These features would be nice to have. As a result of the unexpected "death dead" of the inexpensive and quick Mercsys, I no longer take the risk of purchasing budget alternatives that have comparable qualities.