Has some pros: keeps the connection well, there are no jumps, I didn’t observe any breaks, it copes with its task Cons below: Purely my opinion: it would be more convenient to spread the antennas wider.

I bought a wifi adapter for a computer, to which you can not stretch the cable. Under the line, everything works fine and without any settings. But under Windows . The card constantly falls off, when you exit sleep mode, Windows does not see it (regardless of the installed firewood and energy saving settings), the computer itself after such a "breakdown" has to be rebooted, and forcibly, since Windows does not do this wants to nothing, moreover, the wi-fi menu works barely and as if the axis is

Pros below: works, inside intel from 14 year of release is already a bit old for this money Has cons: Bluetooth drops out all the time, headphones don't work with it

There is a built-in Wi-Fi adapter in the Asus motherboard on the Z77 Deluxe, it has much more modest technical characteristics than this one, but it works stably at 5 GHz, but at 2.4 GHz it freezes, like this 5 GHz adapter (this if with standard router settings). Also on my motherboard there is a built-in bluetooth version 4.0, but it does not work normally (periodically stutters and slows down) with the recently purchased harman play + go mini portable speaker, probably due to a mismatch of…

The adapter is compatible with any motherboard that supports a PCI-E slot, and high antennas give you maximum speed when using the Internet. Pros below: A successful combination of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth at the same time. Both do not interfere with the simultaneous operation of both devices. Has cons: On Windows 7, the device may not be configured correctly. You need to use the supplied driver disk, and then restart the system unit to verify the device.

In search of a wireless solution, I stumbled upon this product, after reading the reviews I ordered it for myself. As a result, I am extremely pleased with the speed! After installing the drivers, the system accepts the board as native. Works stably, does not fall off, does not lag. I do not understand the lack of a bolt, but usually people have a spare. Bluetooth did not connect, as there is a dongle, so I can not say anything.

Different pros: WiFi works stably (I use 5MHz) through 2 panel walls. Bluetooth periodically falls off, I use it to connect to a speaker (located 1.5 meters from the system unit). Different cons: Something needs to be done with the bluetooth connection, it won't work.

It was necessary to buy such a thing for a long time, I changed several usb adapters, there were problems with them, I jumped ping in online games, now I forgot about it, everything works stably, well, two usb inputs were released, one from the wi-fi adapter, the other from the Bluetooth adapter, The bluetooth also works well without interruptions, I connected sounds 2.1, I also removed the wires :-)) I installed firewood from the off site, everything started up without problems, in order for…

Pros below: Gives a speed of 95 megabits at a speed from a wire of 100 megabits With its cons: Antennas need to be turned towards the router, otherwise the speed drops by 5-10 megabits, in principle it is not critical

Some pros: I connected immediately to the new Windu, without firewood. Has cons: The mounting bracket to the body of the system unit cannot be fixed with a bolt. Therefore, the board is simply plugged into the connector on the motherboard.

With its pros: Works, holds 100 megabits quietly. I haven't tested it at higher speeds yet (and I don't think I will). Its cons: Bluetooth somehow. The problem is to connect something - the headphones seem to be more or less, the gamepad cannot find it in any way.

The speed at a frequency of 5 GHz in the room next to the router (TP-link Archer C80 router) reaches 95 Mbps at a rate of 100 Mbps. For comparison, with the old TP-link WN-881ND receiver at a frequency of 2.4 GHz, there was a maximum of 65 Mbps. There are no gaps (there were some with the previous receiver). I connected both the Xiaomi mouse and the headset via Bluetooth, and sent files to the smartphone.

I chose this type of adapter, because in addition to WiFi, you also need Bluetooth. Installed on a computer running Ubuntu. I didn't have to reload any drivers, everything worked right out of the box. When paired with wireless headphones, we actually get an additional sound card for the computer (also an additional microphone, if we are talking about a telephone headset). This can be convenient, for example, when communicating via Zoom or Skype: wires do not interfere, you can move freely…

Has some pros: Speed ​​does not cut. 100 Mbps declared by the provider can be squeezed out over Wi-Fi without problems. TV through faff shows perfectly. Has cons: Somehow the drivers work crookedly. They do not always manage to initialize when the computer boots. I installed an older version, but jambs also happen with it.

A minimum of settings (I just inserted the board into the PCIe connector - turned on the PC and that's it, the system itself installed the drivers, and after connecting to the network, the drivers were ated), but in the future I plan to use the adapter only in the form of bluetooth, since a cable from the second provider, but it has not yet been crimped (I'm talking about the cable), and due to the strange situation, I have not yet dealt with the second provider

I bought it in order to increase the range for BT headphones . Compared to the ASUS USB "whistle", the reliable reception radius has increased significantly . (Headphones Audio-Technica ATH-DSR7BT)

2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi works great even if the router is through a lot of walls on the other side of the house. Bluetooth works fine, no complaints. The only gripe is that the antennas are a bit long, but that's not a problem at all. The card itself is quite small, which is nice because it's close to my graphics card and I was worried it might block airflow. Everything worked right away when connected, without an installation diskette.

I need Bluetooth and WiFi adapted to my PC. Installing the card is actually quite simple. It plugs into the PCIe slot and occupies the expansion slot. When I booted up my computer, everything worked with Wi-Fi with no drivers to install. In this case Bluetooth does not work. The windows bluetooth troubleshooter says there is no bluetooth function even though I literally have a card labeled Blue Tooth (newer model). If there is a way to fix this I don't know how and the solution is not readily…

My son and I just assembled our first computer of our own and it was a great experience for us. He is 12 years old and worked really hard on this project. In any case, this component was perhaps the most surprising part of the entire build. We live in a rural area and the download speed of our internet service is only 30Mbps. That's enough for us to watch movies and play Xbox online. But our internet router and wireless transmitter are in the basement while this computer is on the top floor. We

This product gets a lot of 5 star reviews and I think the standard non bluetooth model deserves it. The Bluetooth on model is a very poor design. Instead of connecting Bluetooth via a PCIe connection, you should connect it to a motherboard USB hub (the one most motherboards reserve for front USB ports). It's just stupid to waste an entire USB hub on a device, let alone one that needs to be plugged in via the PCIe connection the card was designed for. Wi-Fi works well, installation is quick and…