Review on Wi-Fi adapter TP-LINK TL-WN822N, white by Virot Nimpoonsri ᠌

Paid a total of 700r for it. I am content with the whole thing. Let there be no 5GHz (although my router also cannot broadcast them), but I accomplished my goal, which was to refuse the cable without experiencing a decrease in speed. I was able to accomplish this goal despite sitting behind two concrete walls. It is capable of downloading torrents at a rate of 10.6 MB per second (with a retracker, of course) There were no issues with firewood; Windows 7 quickly recognized it as being an Atheros device; nevertheless, just in case, it merged the native firewood from the TP-Link website and rolled them. I don't see bugs. The adapter is heated, but I do not believe it is in a critical state. In general, an ideal choice for those who, when using a regular laptop adapter, have a speed that is significantly slower than the 8022022n standard, as well as for individuals whose access point is located at a considerable distance and whose reception is poor. This gadget is going to end up being your savior! (By the way, for the purpose of bolstering the coverage area, I purchased 8 dbi TP-Link antennas rather than the typical 2 or 3 dbi for the router; however, this purchase turned out to be pointless because the signal at the control point increased by 2 dbm, and there was no gain in speed. And with regard to the region of uncertain reception, reception, and remained undetermined. (It's unfortunate.)