🔌 Blueshadow USB WiFi Adapter: Dual Band 2.4G/5G Mini Wi-Fi ac Wireless Network Card Dongle with High Gain Antenna - 1200Mbps, Compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10 Review

I'm definitely having problems with the signal strength of my Asus AC1900 router at home. I thought using it on my work laptop from an area where the signal might be lowest would help, and it helped in the sense that I improved 5GHz performance, but unfortunately the network connection unexpectedly dropped several times a day away. There was no apparent pattern or explanation for this outage - everything was fine for a couple of hours, and then suddenly I got disconnected from the network and…

This is an updated review from August 27, 2018. I ordered this adapter back in April of this year (2018). It worked great. Of all the brands of Wi-Fi adapters I've used, this worked the best. He died in August of this year. I was very disappointed with how well the adapter worked but how short its lifespan was. I wrote a review about the death of the adapter. Less than 12 hours later, Blueshadow representatives contacted me and offered to troubleshoot. I told the rep that the device was…

I bought this adapter to use with an old laptop (PC/Win10) with a relatively slow built-in WiFi adapter. I have a 300 Mbps internet connection and a Ubiquiti Pro commercial wireless network. The only limitation I encountered was the internal adapter on this machine. The problem is that a slow wireless connection makes EVERYTHING seem slow since we spend most of our lives in the cloud. My machine doesn't have a CD drive so I downloaded the drivers from the link in the product description. Speed…

Bought for a former gaming system that I now use as a workstation in my home music studio for digital multitrack DAW recording. 802.11 port repeater to one of the ethernet ports which was very slow - <10Mbps down on a 50Mbps ATT connection using an ATT modem and a Netgear wireless router. Installed the Win10 drivers from the included minidisk, rebooted. Disable, save and turn off onboard Ethernet ports in BIOS. Install a wireless USB device via the internal USB 2.0 port on a dedicated USB…

When you pay for amazing speeds you should get amazing speeds, but most cable companies know that you can't get what you're paying for because you don't have the right equipment. "The Right Equipment" This dual-band device delivers up to 600 megapixels per second at 2.4 GHz and almost 1300 megapixels per second at 5.8 GHz (DEPENDING on the capabilities of your router). But don't put it on a desk next to the router, 4 rooms under the table and expect a line signal. The mistake most people make…