💨 Superfast N150 Micro USB Adapter: Optimize and Accelerate Your Device Connectivity Review

I was struggling with a very slow computer and finally realized it wasn't enough. The modem seems to be too far away. Unfortunately, the return period has expired.

Even after installing the Debian drivers according to the Debian site, I've had trouble getting this adapter to work reliably. I was able to connect to my Linksys wireless router but the ping time was very long >1000ms and timed out 90% of the time. Instead, I would recommend Buffalo AirStation N150 (Revain part number B003ZM17RA) (WLI-UC-GNM part number) or PandaWireless (Revain part number B00762YNMG) (PAU03 part number). I can't speak for other Linux distros, but with Debian Wheezy this…

Whether my laptop's internal network card is defective or not, this little thing increased my download speed by about 3 megabits. At the moment I prefer 10 megabits! This is the maximum download speed for our internet service! So excited. RESCUER.

Arrived quickly at Premiere. It was well packaged and arrived in good condition. I specifically wanted this to be used separately for the VM on my laptop and it works fine. It has a very good range even though it's only an N150. The price was cheap but still a brand I was familiar with.

Great little device. Gets the job done without fuss. Installed on Asus EEE Book Laptop. It worked right away. Sorry the laptop is so buggy!

Adapter works well for the most part. In several hotels I found that my computer could not maintain a stable connection while others had no problems even after moving to other parts of the establishment. I love leaving my adapter in my computer, but after a year of packing and unpacking my laptop while traveling, the black cover covering the exposed portion of the adapter finally cracked and came loose. For comparison, there is a similar adapter for my wireless keyboard and mouse, just inches…

The range is terrible. I even used a USB extension cable to unplug it from the back of my desktop PC. I get a very unstable connection next to my laptop which has a full WiFi signal.

It's hard to imagine, at least for someone over 40 like me, that in a tiny addition to a USB port there could be enough space for an antenna or space for the electronics Good. But in my case it is because the Wi-Fi cable modem is only 25 feet away and a wall. It was pretty much plug 'n' play for my 1 year old Dell running Windows 7 Pro, it only took a few minutes to install the driver and get up and running. (My definition of "plug and play" is just under six hours.) Undoubtedly there are…

My laptop's wireless antenna is not working properly. With this adapter I can connect wirelessly. This antenna sits almost flush with the side of my laptop so I never feel like the antenna is snagging on anything or supporting the weight of my laptop. This is an important issue when using a laptop on the couch.