Review on Wi-Fi adapter D-link DWA-140, black by Stanislaw Jastrzebsk ᠌

As I bought this device to receive "free" Internet for my phone if I had unlimited at home (only 1 Mb/s) or at a party (typically 8 Mb/s), I can't speak for speed, but this criterion is not relevant to me in general. The device handles these tasks with ease. Pros include: I think the item is fantastic in general. Each of the aforementioned statements is true. I disagree that the case is "fragile"; while it won't withstand a hammer blow, it is pretty sturdy and won't shatter if it falls to the ground. The device is excellent at performing its primary function as a mobile WiFi access point. Various drawbacks: Before, praise the Lord, I chose to read the evaluations here, I spent a half-day configuring this device in Windows XP's access point (AP) mode. For the information supplied, many thanks to user poltihin. The procedure is, nevertheless, as simply as feasible thanks to this content. Native firewood furychat only during reception (at least on WinXP Home). The case is really too big, and I personally don't have enough fasteners to secure the cover to the case from the back end (as on flash drives).