Review on 2.4GHz 36DBi Outdoor High Gain USB Wi-Fi Range Extender Antenna For RV, Marine & PCs - TUOSHI N4000 by Brian Avila
Stable and Fast Connection in my Vintage Camper
I use my vintage camper as a second office now that my family has been taking over the house. Being that the old camper is skinned in metal, my connection to the house WI-FI was very unstable and weak. I'd be lucky to get 3MBPS, if anything at all. It was always dropping off. I plugged in this WI-FI antenna, installed the driver on my PC, set the antenna outside and pointed it at the house. Bingo - 5G WI-FI typically over 100MBPS! Perfect solution. Streaming business meetings in Skype and MS Team now with perfect clarity.
- The TUOSHI N4000 allows you to tackle complex tasks on the internet such as video conferencing, streaming movies, and downloads
- May not be suitable for use in extreme temperatures or weather conditions
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