Review on 📶 TP-Link TL-WN822N USB Wifi Dongle - Ultra-Fast 300Mbps Wireless Network Adapter for PC/Laptops. Supports Multiple OS Including Win10/8/7/XP, Linux, and Mac OS 10.9-10.15! by Ivan Atanasov ᠌

Since my old USB whistle was acting up, I decided to upgrade to the more robust and stable Netgear WNA3100. It used to drop connections as high as 11 Mbps, slow down after being put to use, and cause noticeable delays in applications like Skype. What a powerful wireless adaptor! I purchased it from him a little over a month ago because his price was the lowest among all the AliExpress sellers in Hong Kong. The reviews were the first thing I read. I don't see the green light, so I can't say who it's bothering. The adapter never gets hot, but it does generate a small bit of its own heat. With its two antennae, it resembles an android. I bought it and tried to use the supplied disk to install the drivers, but it wouldn't play. Instead, it was used to launch and hang an application. In order to get the drivers, I went to the manufacturer's website. Windows can handle everything on its own without any additional software outside the necessary drivers. The other day I noticed a problem with an adapter: when I boot up my computer in the morning, I get no network connection and a message saying that I have restricted access. At first I assumed it was a marriage, but after investigating the Windows settings, I discovered the truth: this adapter's network card settings included a Jump Start option. Maybe it was a Microsoft shnyaga to get people to upgrade to Windows 10, but right when I needed to make the switch, I accidentally destroyed the ate offering the upgrade. In conclusion, a top-notch wireless USB adapter! I think you should go ahead and make the purchase. Well worth the cost.