Review on Wi-Fi adapter TP-LINK TL-WN822N, white by Micha Skolimowski ᠌

When you buy it, look at the box to see which version of the product you're getting because there are now five of them. The older the version, the better, because Version 3 is plagued with issues while working with native drivers. Possesses positive attributes, including: a fantastic product considering its cost - amplifies the signal - can be taken on trips and connected to a laptop where the signal level of hotels does not reach the room. - Alternatively, you can connect it to a personal computer so that the cord is not pulled. - keeps a good speed - once the appropriate drivers are installed, a steady connection around the clock Its drawbacks are as follows: - Since I am using a version of the device known as v3, native firewood is unstable and prone to falling off, as stated in this article. The adapter started functioning correctly after I got the Realtek-7x64-U_1027.4.0912202222-drp. Zip driver version from a website that was not affiliated with Realtek. Now I am fulfilled.