Review on WiFi adapter TP-LINK TL-WN727N, white-black by Wiktor Skowroski ᠌

Due to the proximity of my home's wireless access point to the main system unit, I was unable to make use of the USB extension cable that was supplied in the package. as a result, I am unable to comment on the spectrum. "inserted and forgotten" is the guiding philosophy of my work, and it consistently yields positive results. Torrents are being shared, and unrestricted web surfing is possible; everything is functioning normally. With all of its perks. - The simplicity of the assembly process. 12 people discovered the driver on their own and installed it (I have no complaints about the drivers found). - has reliable operation. - looks normal (although I have a "stick" stuck in the back of the system unit, and this question in my case is in last place) despite its advantages. - Software on disk - so-so. poor user experience all around. The function, which was one of the ones that were built on its base, of sharing a Wi-Fi network for smartphones and tablets - does not operate very simply, and after a reboot, you need to manually "cock" this thing again in the tab. This could be useful in an unexpected circumstance; nevertheless, I do not intend to pursue this endeavor any further. - I do not like "caps":) (lost).