Review on TP-Link TL-WN821N N300 USB Wireless WiFi Network Adapter for PC, Compatible with Windows/Linux/Mac OS by Ahana Sharma ᠌

We are pleased with and recommend this option as the finest choice for an affordable and dependable solution for 300 Mbps Pros: What else could a person want in a solution if it is easy, intelligent, and reliable? Over multiple days of nonstop torrenting, the 300 keeps, together with its native 1043ND router, does not freeze up due to excessive heating, as my observations have shown. It is not uncommon for me to download several torrents at 30 Mbps to network storage from a laptop. At the same time, I may play bdremux or other HD content from the same location, and lags are extremely uncommon occurrences. See the following for some disadvantages: The reception range is not its strongest point; 300 keeps it further 5-8 meters in a straight line or immediately through a non-capital wall. However, in order to catch well, you need to set up the antennas on the router; spread them out in different planes (MIMO works this way - on reflections). On the other hand, the laptop Intel 6250 AGN is not of lower quality. I also observed that the percentage loads were more than those of the built-in network card in the laptop. For the remaining insignificant aspects, there is no software for the seven x64 computers and simply firewood. There is also a very wide base, which means that if the ports on the laptop are close to one another (which is the case most of the time), the port that is adjacent to the side of the laptop will most likely not be accessible. There is a small extension cord that can be used as a solution, but you will need to carry it with you. If the ports are stacked one atop the other, you should insert the cable into the port that is lowest on the stack.