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

Satisfied and recommend, the best option for an inexpensive and reliable solution for 300 Mbps Pros: Simple, smart and stable - what else do you need? According to my observations, the 300 keeps quite honestly along with its native 1043ND router, does not freeze from overheating after multi-day torrent marathons. It is not uncommon for me to download several torrents at 30 Mbps to network storage from a laptop, and in parallel I play bdremux or other HD content from the same place - lags occur very rarely. Cons below: the reception range is not its strongest side - 300 keeps it further 5-8 meters in a straight line or immediately through a non-capital wall, but in order to catch well, you need to set up the router's antennas - spread them in different planes (MIMO works this way - on reflections). But the laptop Intel 6250 AGN is not inferior. I also noticed that the percentage loads more than the built-in laptop network card. Of the other little things - for the seven x64 only firewood, there is no software. There is also a very wide base - if the ports are nearby on the laptop (as most often happens), then the adjacent port on the side will most likely not be available, there is a small extension cord for the solution, but you will have to carry it. Or if the ports are one above the other, then stick into the bottom one.