📶 High-Speed Wireless USB WiFi Adapter for Desktop - 1300Mbps 5G/2.4G 802.11AC 5Dbi Antenna WiFi Card for PC Laptop USB 3.0 Windows 10/8.1/7 Mac 10.6/10.15 - Ideal Wireless Card- USB Computer Network Adapters for Gaming Review

I've recently been working from home, which has led me to use this article much more often. From time to time I have found the signal strength and speed to drop without explanation. It's not often, but it happens. This doesn't happen with any other device on my network, and since the computer shows a drop in signal strength, it appears it's coming from this device. 95% of the time this works better than expected. I'm still not sure what's causing the crash, I thought maybe there were bugs in…

I've only had this a week. Turns off constantly. And if I even breathe on it, it only connects to open wifi and doesn't accept my wifi password. This thing is useless. I would give it 5 stars but certainly installing on Windows 10 was easy, plug and play, but getting it to work on Linux is another story. It's possible and it works great once you get the hang of it. This gave me 100Mbps faster download speeds than the new HP G5 gaming desktop, a shame on Dell. Very happy with this adapter so…

Update 11/21/20: I tried contacting the company a few months ago to see if I could get a refund or replacement. They didn't answer. When I posted this review they contacted me and said they would refund my money in full ONLY if I removed my review FIRST. I declined! If I get a refund I'll mention it here with an update! Original: The adapter keeps disconnecting and reconnecting with Windows 10 beeps related to the physical connection. Tried on multiple computers with the same result including…

So I ordered this for a new PC build I started working on. Setup was easy, although I had to use an external CD drive as I (of course) didn't have an internet connection. Upon launch, I experienced excellent download speeds and was very impressed overall. But after a month I started having some problems. I kept getting disconnects. After spending a lot of time on the router's administration page and making small changes to the WiFi and QOS settings (I switched to a constant 5GHz signal), I…

I have an old laptop that only supports 2.4 GHz. It was working fine until about two weeks ago my Wi-Fi connection suddenly became horribly intermittent, most likely due to a new Wi-Fi extender installed by my neighbor. With only 3 non-overlapping channels (1, 7, 15) the 2.4GHz band is too crowded to find a free channel so I decided to move all my other devices to use the 5- Use GHz band only where I have many options. That's when I realized I needed to get a new USB-to-WiFi network card that…