Has pros: Minimalistic discreet design, although the indicator is large, distracting with its flashing Has cons: firewood for Windows 11 had to be downloaded from the site, they were not found automatically in Windows

I have 94Mbps for receiving and transmitting, the same speed was transmitted from the router via cable, only now there is no cable - beauty and nothing more Pros: Connects and works right away, didn’t even have to configure anything (Windows 10) Beautiful device, I really like the design Takes up little space on the table Good receiver power, takes a signal from the router through the wall and wardrobe with clothes, the panel displays all the network sticks Cons: I did not find whether it is…

This is much better than the adapters built into the case when you are far from the router and it is important to receive every extra fraction of Mb / s. Its pros: Everything works fine without dancing with a tambourine. The Internet gives out good, performance is better than the previous 5G adapter built into the back of the PC. Some cons: During the Internet load, the adapter starts to emit a quiet low-frequency noise. It is interrupted by almost any sound, but in silence and without…

Below I will try to describe my opinion about the product USB WiFi Computer Network Adapter. gotcha v1 There are no drivers for linux for it. Even if it starts, there is no monitor mode. That is, it cannot be used to measure the quality and density of wifi networks around us. It’s a shame that there is no full functionality in such an expensive device that costs like a router

I present my opinion about the use of the product USB WiFi Computer Network Adapter. I would like for this price a stable connection out of the box without dancing with a tambourine. The sub-brand Mercusys AC650 gave a simpler gadget almost the same speeds and stable connection for less money. As a result, the gadget is pushed to the far shelf. Money down the drain. Mercusys took his place, the flight is stable.

if you have a speed of over 400 Mbps, you should not take it - this is . it cuts the speed in hits, since it works in duplex mode all this is hidden and revealed after the purchase and communication with those support, of course I would like to put a higher rating for those. support (not every manufacturer has this) but for deceiving the consumer and one star is a lot here is tplink's official answer - The real speed at 5GHz is 2-3 times less than the connection speed. For example, with a…

The design is clearly NOT flimsy, there is enough space for heat dissipation (which means there will be no overheating and throttling), the antennas spin almost as you like. The setup is as simple as possible . or rather its absence (at least on Windows). The system itself sucks up the current driver per second. In general, I see some pluses so far . : after a year of use, I can say that this is an excellent adapter. It works without failures, the speed is lovely - I have never noticed…

Connected to a PC with windows 10 via usb 3.0 (on the motherboard), offsite driver, no dancing with a tambourine and tuning. Through one wall and 3 meters of distance to the router, when connected to a 2.4GHz network, it gives a speed of no more than 60 Mb / s (and usually even about 40), but at 2.4GHz and heaps of other people's networks around this is expected, cannot be considered a disadvantage, just a fact that the router does not work wonders.

In Win 10, I decided on my own, I didn’t even need a driver disk, as well as any reconfiguration of the router. Paired with Keenetik Giga (channels in the machine) it works fine through two walls, at 5 GHz there is no loss, the speed is the same as it comes from the provider, I didn’t check 2.4 GHz as it was not necessary, it was purchased exactly under 5. I liked the device, I recommend .

I've been using PC for several months. The router keeps speed well on all devices and ping on a laptop for online games. The PC stands a little further from the router, almost in direct line of sight, there are no walls. The reception speed does not suffer, but the ping can jump a lot, which is a problem with games. I tried different drivers and different usb sockets, there is no strong difference.

Before that, there was a TP-LINK adapter, but only at 2.4 GHz. 5GHz faster speed, more stable connection with the router. Didn't have to set up anything. I didn’t get the driver disk from the package, Win10 did everything by itself. The price is not small for an adapter, but you can pay 2022 for reliability, speed and stability. I bought at a discount from Ya. Market for 1849.

I bought this product and was disappointed. Without drivers, it works at a very low speed, but stable. On the official website of the manufacturer there are 2 versions of the software and both do not work. After installing any of them, the adapter starts disconnecting from the computer every 2 seconds. No reinstallation or reconnection helped. autorun hangs at 90% initialization and nothing can be done about it either. As a result, ordered, saw, issued a return. But all in one day.

Because I work from home, my desk is in the guest room, which I call my dead zone. Cell phones cannot pick up a Wi-Fi signal, and Wi-Fi connectivity for laptops is almost non-existent. My laptop is a Dell Inspiron I7 with Windows 10. After reading the reviews it might not be compatible with Linux, which doesn't bother me. The laptop's internal card reads between 0.5 and 3 MB per second and I realized that since my work is mostly cloud-based, I found that even though I clicked the save button a…

This is a very low quality product. I have a tplink network system at home that works great. So I was encouraged to buy this system with antennas that promise but don't deliver. First the pros: 1. It's small and has a USB 3.0 cable, nothing else. Cons: 1. Delivery took 3 days, too slow and delayed even at maximum speed.2. The range is no better than my Intel 9560ac adapter. When I test with the adapter next to the laptop (MSI 9sc), the test speeds are exactly the same. This leads me to the…

Updated overview: For those who care about network performance, this adapter refuses to USB3 to work. 0 speed, despite the declared support in the specifications. When you plug it in, no matter what port you plug it into, Windows notifies you that it won't run at USB 3.0 speeds. I checked out the reviews and posts on tp-link's own support forum and it turns out they advertise it on USB3, but this feature was eventually disabled, possibly in the device's firmware. The company refuses…