🔌 Techkey Wireless USB WiFi Adapter, 1200Mbps Dual Band 2.42GHz/300Mbps 5.8GHz/867Mbps High Gain Dual 5dBi Antennas Network WiFi USB 3.0 for Desktop Laptop - Windows 10/8/7/XP, Mac OS/10.9-10.15 Compatible Review

I was having intermittent problems with my internal WiFi card on my desktop, so I ordered this product instead. Installation was very easy and quick, and as a bonus, my network connection speed went from 300Mbps to 867Mbps. Web pages now open much faster. The range on this one is much higher than my old internal one. I see many neighborhood networks that I have never seen before.

I was only able to connect to 2.4GHz WiFi from my desktop computer and was having all sorts of signal issues. I was looking to upgrade to 5GHz and almost bought an internal card for my computer until I stumbled upon it. I decided to give it a try because it cost half what I expected. Received it today, installed quickly and was up and running straight away at 5GHz with 100% signal strength. Very glad I chose this product. Many Thanks.

Automatically connects to Windows 10, no need to install drivers. I compared this adapter to another established brand and found that TechKey was faster - on my internet TechKey had 88Mbps versus the competitor's 56Mbps. The adapter is smaller than shown in some photos. I was afraid it would stick out the sides of my PC, but the antenna is well hidden in the mid-tower case. The base of the adapter is long enough to connect wired USB devices to adjacent USB ports. The price is worth it.

I have an outdated Windows 7 era computer (running Windows 10) as a second computer in the upstairs bedroom. The machine was handed to me and connected to a Rosewill PCI card to provide Wi-Fi capability. This card worked reliably in Windows 7 but became buggy in Windows 10. From time to time I had to uninstall and reinstall the original drivers. There were no Windows 10 drivers I could fix. It was obvious that I needed to update the map. But since the computer is in a corner away from the…

I've been using a Netgear N dual band adapter for years I'm on a 1GB Sonic network in San Francisco and decided to look for a power adapter , if that's the case price was right. For $20 for this Mytechkey adapter I made the jump. Background: With my Netgear adapter I got a connection speed of 163 Mbit/s and it gave speedtest results of 100/100 Mbit/s (R/W) which is pretty good. Received the adapter on Saturday. It appeared in N 2.4G mode. I had to search for quite a bit to find that I had to…

First of all: I was able to get this for 99 cents in 2 days after I suddenly found out that I had to move into an apartment without a mains connection. The overall price is fair as long as it keeps working. (I'll update this review with a time frame after it dies, but I've bought cheap units in the past that have lasted three or four months and hope this will be different.) Setup is easy. Run the setup executable from the included minidisc, and then restart your computer. After that, the…