Tenda U9 11AC USB Wifi Adapter - Dual Band 2.4/5G AC650 Wireless Network Card, Windows Compatible and Compact in Black Review

I have extensive experience with Wi-Fi adapters. Lately, the preference has been for TPLINK. But after the appearance of the Tenda AC6 router at home (at an affordable price) and its more stable operation (compared to TP-Link C6), I decided to try the adapter of the same company. I don't regret it.

I use the first day, in the settings in the device manager I found how to connect the 5Hz frequency (do not forget to make sure that your router can operate at this frequency). After switching the frequency, the Internet became noticeably faster and the ping decreased. I hope it will continue to please me with stable work. Maybe it’s really expensive, but I didn’t find anything cheaper, I spent pulse points and bought a little cheaper than 500, well, that’s not an argument . If you have enough…

Got it, plugged it into the computer, opened "my computer" and installed a program from the disk (in the beginning the device is defined as a disk). The speed of 5GHz keeps high. awesome thing

Initially, the adapter worked in conjunction with a Tenda AC5 router - 5Ghz, the flight was normal. Then I had to temporarily switch to an older 2.4Ghz router from another manufacturer, the signal was very weak. Thought it was the router. Then I reinstalled the driver on the adapter, the speed jumped significantly (almost like before).

an apartment of 90 sq. M works stably only in a room, if this is not important for you and it is possible to place a distributing device nearby, feel free to take it Has pros: Works, smart enough, if you stand nearby, simple setup and software Its cons: The range of action, well, probably in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe room, it’s worth going to the kitchen or somewhere else with the phone, then the signal freezes

Revealing my honest observations.Some pros: Small size. The connection held well until it broke. Cons: Broke after 2 weeks of use. Completely stopped working.

HEATS VERY WEAK when downloading torrents (does not crash at MAX load) ! There is a WI-FI distribution function! a useful feature if the Internet on the PC is wired and there is no router. Compared to other models I have used this is the best.

With its pros: I liked what I brought, connected to the computer and everything worked in two bands 2.4 and 5, the installation program is simple. Everything works even faster than through the outlet. Cons: The installation instructions say that to connect to the computer via a USB extension cable, it didn’t work for me, only through the USB connector on the back.

Pros below: inexpensive, small. Inserted, he decided, put firewood and into battle! Has cons: I haven’t tested it through concrete walls - I don’t know how much it catches yet. The speed during the measurement was 45 Mbps, the reverse was 85 Mbps, but there are questions to the router.

Has pros: No configuration required at all. Stuck, launched Setup. Exe from CD-ROM if autorun is disabled, and work! Cons below: Too small - can get lost. Doesn't look good without an antenna. (kidding)

The device for remote control of the server was necessary. In the apartment. There is one concrete wall. Server in the kitchen, router in the room. Access via TeamViewer. Operating frequency 2.4 router does not support another.

Works much better than the whistle from TP, whichcomuld only 2.4GHz. They say that any dual band chip works better than what only 2.4 can do. In order for the dongle to work on Ubuntu 192022, I had to: 1. Install the driver 2. Switch the device from flash drive mode with driver to whistle mode via usb_modeswitch:

Some pros: Smooth work, great communication. Through 2 capital walls, the maximum level of communication Cons: It didn't install automatically on Windows 7. The device was not found. The problem was solved by changing the system settings. There are descriptions on the internet.

Pros below: Just to install. Good and stable signal reception. Compact. I recommend Cons: There are ates for the driver, but when installing new drivers, the device does not work.

Has pros: Easy to install, the driver is inside the adapter, no need to connect every time after sleep mode, etc. With its cons. Cuts speed. The declared speed is 500mb, the laptop and phone show 300-450 stably. Through the adapter, the maximum that I could get was 185, on average 160

Different pros: Pretty easy to set up, small, did not cause any inconvenience. When working through 5GHz Wifi, the speed is close to the wire (at least up to 200Mbps). Cons below: When using automatic channel selection by the router, it may not see the 5GHz network. It was treated by manually installing the router on the 40th channel.

Tenda U9 is what I used to replace the antiquated TP-Link adapter, which is incapable of functioning in the 5GHz frequency range. Tenda is satisfied, confidently pulls downloads, does not cut down, and picks up Wi-Fi immediately when launching the operating system. Ping leaps and occasionally loses packets, however this only happens in games. Pinging Google reveals the same thing: a consistent loss of packets accompanied by jumps in the ping rate. If you plug it into an adjacent USB port, then…

Because of this one thing, your entire existence has been turned upside down, and you can now disregard the minuscule defects behind the wall. Some pros: This pip breathed new life into an older laptop by enabling it to see 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks and to receive 230 Mbps Internet connections, up from the previous maximum of 25 Mbps. This was accomplished by installing an SSD disk in place of a traditional hard drive. + Windows 10 was able to find it and install the driver without any assistance…

As soon as the joy was acquired, there was no limit; the wife's computer, which was located in the room next to the router (1 reinforced concrete wall), gave out speeds that were comparable to those of a wired connection in both ranges (about 80-85 for reception / return at a rate of 100), but the joy did not last for very long. connections took place anywhere from four to five times before it ceased cutting altogether. I took the wood to the whistle and rolled it up again (from the official…

The fact that the laptop does not support this frequency led me to purchase a new Asus 58U router specifically so that I could have 5g connectivity. I was forced to go out and get a USB WiFi modem. I discovered Tendu U9 after reading reviews of it. Before the installation, the shop was instructed to destroy the previous built-in wifi driver; otherwise, there would be a dispute between them. Tendu was just connected to a USB 2.0 port without any other action being taken on my part. The automatic