Review on TP Link TL WN823N 300Mbps Wireless Adaptor by Lee Damien ᠌

My sister needed the first adapter, which I bought for her because it was necessary to stream full HD video from the Plex server to the TV, which was mounted on the wall. The built-in adapter in the laptop was unable to handle the load, and as a result, movies with a stream that was higher than 8 megabits experienced significant lagging and frame loss. After doing extensive research on the product's specifications, I decided to purchase it. This kid has a very potent Realtek RT8192CU chip built in, which is quite capable of providing real 135 megabits per second. I am very pleased with the results (on a driver from Realtek). The sensitivity of the adaptor is about what you'd expect it to be; but, you do need to take into mind the fact that it would be physically impossible to squeeze a powerful antenna into such a little device, even if there were only one. After hearing about my sister's positive experience with the product, I decided to purchase one for myself. I installed it in a server that is located two walls away from the router, and the flight has been normal and uninterrupted for the past year. The connection quality is excellent, and it has the same sensation as being connected by a wire. Yet there is one minor detail to consider. do not connect to low-quality ports; otherwise, it will heat up and fall off; speeds will be a maximum of 40 megabits; responsiveness is nowhere worse; maximum pings are provided; connect only to the port that is located behind the computer; whether it comes from a standard controller or a blue laptop port (3.0), it will easily pull exactly. Internet activities such as BitTorrent, online games, YouTube, and Skype, among others - 100%