LOTEKOO 300Mbps USB WiFi Adapter - Plug-and-Play Wireless LAN Network Card Dongle for Windows 10 8 7 XP MAC OS - Ideal for Desktop Laptop PC Review

Update: Customer service offered a full refund although they will never replace my laptop or all of its contents and work, at least I get the price I paid. They were very professional and understanding. This is a tough lesson, but judging by other reviews, my device was just plain buggy and deadly to my laptop. They also assured me that I was the first and only customer with this problem. I'm just very unlucky.

Great adapter, love it! I will be ordering a few more to have in stock. All I did was plug it into my Dell desktop's USB port and I was able to use Wi-Fi. I didn't have to do anything with the disc/cd that came with it, but I kept it just in case. Mine doesn't heat like some people say, I check it all the time. I definitely recommend this adapter if you need to add Wi-Fi to your device.

Works great, gives good internet speed, never disconnects. I wanted a receiver that: 1) would give me great internet speeds, the best possible with a wireless receiver. 2) Never drops Wi-Fi and accepts in all rooms in my decent sized house. 3) Doesn't protrude too much meaning it won't break if I forget to take it off and put my laptop in my bag or drop my laptop or anything. 4) Not too expensive and won't break after a month or two of use. This receiver meets all the criteria. I love it!

Plus and play the install, boosted my laptop's Wi-Fi signal really well. But it's getting hot. And I mean HOTFast. warm. Not uncomfortable. It's so hot my laptop's fans turn on like I'm overclocking. Hot enough to keep the entire area around my USB port hotter than where my graphics card sits for hours of intense gaming. I pulled it out when I realized this was the culprit, but now the USB port is having trouble reading. So you're rolling on your PC's health with this device - I'm personally…

You may have won some Windstream battles, I mean Verizon, but you didn't win the war. This is my truck when I found out they removed all the pay phones and my Windstream landline is down most of the time so I had to buy a cell phone. I knew nothing about cell phones and it cost me hundreds of dollars to get one. for work then i found out that the smartphone can connect to the internet so i had to try and it cost me thousands of dollars trying different smartphones and switching from one…

I already have 4 devices connected to my wireless router and I had to use another (third) desktop computer to access the internet, but what is more important? Manage my website files on my domain server. It took me a while this morning to connect to my wifi setup with this adapter, but it finally connected to everything! I'm glad to have access to this computer again (I'm writing this review on it right now!) and I applaud Lotekoo for a wonderful product! Oh, and I highly recommend this Lotekoo

Installing Plus and Play has really boosted my laptop's Wi-Fi signal. But it's getting hot. And I mean HOTFast. warm. Not uncomfortable. It's so hot my laptop's fans turn on like I'm overclocking. Hot enough to keep the entire area around my USB port hotter than where my graphics card sits for hours of intense gaming. I pulled it out when I realized this was the culprit, but now the USB port is having trouble reading. So you're rolling on your PC's health with this device - I'm personally…

The 4 year old laptop's WiFi stopped working, so a USB WiFi adapter was needed. I have Windows 10 on my laptop, so as soon as it arrived I plugged it into the USB port and although there was no message about detecting a new USB component, I heard a beep that the laptop had a new one USB power component appears. component is connected. I then clicked on the Wi-Fi box on the bottom right of the laptop and noticed a drop down arrow next to the word Wi-Fi. Clicked on that, there was a choice for…

You may have won some Windstream battles, I mean Verizon, but you didn't win the war. I found that they had removed all the pay phones and my Windstream landline was down most of the time, forcing me to buy a cell phone. I knew nothing about cell phones and it cost me hundreds of dollars to get it working. with a smartphone that can connect to the internet so I had to try and it cost me thousands of dollars trying different smartphones and switching from one carrier to another and I found the…