Review on 📶 TP-Link TL-WN725N Wireless USB Adapter: Get 150Mbps WIFI Speed on XP/Vista/Win OS by Kenji Mogi ᠌

When buying, we were guided by the size - I needed a small one, because. The usb ports on my laptop are in the back and it's uncomfortable to work with it on my lap. It quickly became clear that this model is friends only with Windows, and this friendship is very mediocre - zero comfort from work. Being four meters from the router, we have constantly falling off the Internet. In this regard, even my phone gives odds to the adapter. After the Internet has fallen off, you have a 1 in 5 chance that the adapter's attempt to connect on its own will be successful. In the vast majority of cases, you will have to manually connect to the network with all the consequences, including entering a password, which, by the way, will be requested every new time, despite the urgent request to "remember". So don’t come up with anything particularly original, otherwise you will hesitate to enter it (I had it original, so it was terribly annoying). In the last days of my life, my adapter didn’t want to work terribly - the network was lost, it couldn’t be found independently and with my civilized help, so the old-fashioned method began to be actively used - disconnecting from the connector (after that, the adapter, as a rule, came to its senses). Despite all the shortcomings described, they did not play a cruel joke with my adapter, but its only advantage is its size. In the process of the next use of the grandfather's method, a slightly protruding outer part came off the adapter and our joint torment came to an end. These were the most pleasant emotions, starting from the moment of purchase.