📡 Gshine Dual Band USB Wi-Fi Adapter 600mbps: 2.4GHz/5GHz Mini Wireless Card - Windows & Mac Compatible Review

I don't think there can be a simpler product review than this: you plug it in and instantly your computer has bluetooth and it works great. That's all!

This is an obsolete wireless adapter. It barely picks up my signal and keeps disconnecting. I had to use a very old software CD to download the drivers. Not recommend

It was an easy decision. Plug and play and the wifi worked like a charm. Easy to use. I think it depends on what you use it with how easy it is, if you are missing some drivers or software and you don't have a cd drive you will have problems.

Works perfectly. This USB wireless adapter is nothing special. It's plug and play. it's coming with a CD which is probably for older software but I don't need it. However, it works as it should, and while it's probably not the fastest, it's perfectly acceptable.

I used this product to connect my old computer (without built-in Wi-Fi) to my company's Wi-Fi network. Setup was easy, Windows 10 practically did all the work for me, and I was connected in about 8 minutes after first opening the box. For $16 it's very good. When using other Wi-Fi devices, I didn't notice any particular increase in speed or other cool features that would set it apart from similar Wi-Fi dongles. But I have no complaints either.

How can I rate an item? Honestly, with no brand awareness and nothing unique about what it does, the only way you can really tell is if it works. And he works. Definitely no worse than the previous one I had. It's plug-and-play in Windows 10, which is of course the most important thing, although it comes with a mini-CD, meaning if you REALLY need to install it, you might be down the drain. However, it works. I wonder why it's USB 2, but as long as it's working at its promised speed (it seems /)

This wireless adapter has no built-in drivers. Therefore, to use it, you need access to some kind of CD/DVD drive. This can be a problem as many modern laptops no longer have optical media. I had to use my portable DVD drive to test this item. Once the driver was installed, the key worked as expected with no real problems when using it. The speed is acceptable on both the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, depending on the local traffic through your router and its prioritization algorithms. If you're having…

I used this to upgrade an old laptop to 5GHz Wi-Fi. After unsuccessfully replacing the internal card with the 5GHz version, I just wanted to upgrade it with a USB adapter. This adapter helped. No drivers were required and it just worked with the latest W10. I was able to connect to Wi-Fi at a distance literally twice that of the laptop's built-in Wi-Fi. which is quite surprising considering how small this key is. The internal card's Wi-Fi speed struggled to surpass 150Mbps, but this card hit…