💻 Upgraded MILLITRONIC MG360 USB3.0 Wireless WiGig (IEEE802.11ad/60GHz) Network Adapter for Netgear R9000 / XR700 Router, TPLink AD7200 and Asus ROG WiGig Dock, Laptop WiGig Dongle, Windows 10 64-bit Compatible Review

Works well but note that it is made in China and all instructions are in Chinese. I had to use a translation program to download the latest driver.

I was able to connect to a 60 GHz network from my Netgear R9000 and got a strong signal of over 3 Gbps and a very fast transfer rate. However, there must be a line of sight between the receiver and the router. Because of the antenna, even the position relative to the router matters. Obviously, this technology is intended to be used by devices in the same room with very specific use cases that require high-speed data transmission. You can see why it didn't take off. Just a note for those who…

Hello everyone, I have tested this product and it works as it should. Very good data transfer speed (about 900 Mbit/s) in real life, so the cable is no longer needed when I'm lying on the couch with my laptop! Tested with my Netgear x10 7200 AD and my NAS in 2GB LAG.

I need a hint to see if WiFi AD is suitable for fast wireless data. I have a 10GB home network with two 16 and 4 port Mikrotek switches and a Netgear R9000 tri-band router. I've tried and failed to use the Intel 18365 and 18360 tri-band WiFi cards with their WiFi antennas. Ever since Millitronic introduced the first such device, I've decided to take the plunge. When a device is connected, the device driver is available in its internal storage. After installing the driver and rebooting, the…

I'm connecting from a short distance (-6 feet) at very high speed (3Gbps). But the permeability is not impressive. My 5g wifi had faster file transfer speeds. Also after a while this connection breaks and I have to reconnect. If the range were a bit better and you didn't have to be in sight with the WLAN device, that might be practical. This technology is not quite ready for prime time.

I installed the provided drivers on one of my test systems with no problems. I then connected to the Netgear R9000 router with no problems, but could not achieve a transfer rate of more than 100 Mbit/s. I also tested the second system with the results I received. So I can only give 3 stars because something is wrong. The distance was 3-5 feet with USB 3

This WiGig product's 60GHz bandwidth works with my TP-Link Talon AD7200 router. However, I have found that the distance should be less than 25 feet and match the router. It defeats the purpose of even having it. You can also use an Ethernet cable or wait for better technology to be developed if you need higher speeds.