Review on TP-Link TL-WN722N NT Wireless 150Mbps High Gain USB Adapter - Certified Refurbished by Abhi GC ᠌

Purchased for use with a desktop computer. At first, I was even happy to have a decent signal, but eventually I realized that even the best things eventually come to an end. 1) The application that enables one to look for available wireless networks in a hurry was the first item that led to a negative opinion of the organization. It is easy to use, provides a lot of useful information, and is significantly superior to the one that comes integrated into Windows. But, due of it, the working window is always reset, and the only way to treat it is to remove it entirely. Even after all this time spent utilizing the adapter, the bug has not been resolved (perhaps because they are unaware of it). 2) The inexplicable decline of the network started at this point. The treatment consisted of shutting off the device and then turning it back on. It happened on occasion that all other devices were able to work with the d-link router, but the tp-link router would not cooperate. It is not obvious whether the router does not want to work with it or whether it just cannot. The issue was resolved by power cycling the router. In general, the best option for this amount of money; formerly, there was a built-in D-Link DWA-525, but it could only see the network when it was in direct line of sight and when there were no walls present. And also, they would fall off every so often.