Because I needed a longer USB extension cord, I had to go out and get one. These are some advantages: A connection that is both quick and stable, along with having a good speed. At a distance of ten meters from the router and after passing through two partitions, the speed is around sixty percent of what it would be with a cable connection. The adapter has a lifespan of 1 and a half years. Regarding the hardware, there have been no negative comments. These are some downsides: Important! Use the

I purchased it so that I could transmit Internet signals from a desktop to a mobile device (ates, downloads, etc.). In general, it performs normally when given this task; however, if you use it for a prolonged period of time, it will simply break the connection, and you will be required to switch it off altogether. Even after downloading the appropriate drivers and software from the office, this mode initially refused to work in any capacity. site (failed to configure SoftAP mode). (failed to…

I decided to get a USB Wifi adapter because my Asus laptop's wireless connection kept dropping out (this is the store's problem; I exhausted all of the available solutions, researched numerous topics on the internet, and accepted the reality that the wireless connection could not be resurrected), and that's why I bought the adapter. After putting it to use for a week, I made the decision to compose a review. - There is no indication of a decrease of speed; - The vehicle does not crash; - It…

We are pleased with and recommend this option as the finest choice for an affordable and dependable solution for 300 Mbps Pros: What else could a person want in a solution if it is easy, intelligent, and reliable? Over multiple days of nonstop torrenting, the 300 keeps, together with its native 1043ND router, does not freeze up due to excessive heating, as my observations have shown. It is not uncommon for me to download several torrents at 30 Mbps to network storage from a laptop. At the same…

The dimensions are the only minor defect (looks like simple nit-picking). The fact that the driver made a mistake, though, ruins the whole thing. Four of these adapters are spread throughout my several machines. (Win XP SP2 / SP3, Win 7 x32 / 64) I downloaded and installed multiple versions of the drivers, both those that came with the package and additional ones from the manufacturer's website. Nonetheless, the issue remains the same. After a period of time that ranges from one to many hours…

My parents have asked for Internet access on a personal computer and I have provided it to them because they reside outside of the city. The initial concept is to use a smartphone as a wireless hotspot (as it is capable of receiving 4G signals), and to connect a wireless adapter to the personal computer (there is no built-in one). After careful consideration of the various options available on the market, this particular model was selected (good price-performance ratio). Purchased for a total…

This is one of two that I own. After purchasing the first one approximately two years ago (version 4), I plugged it into the computer (running Windows 7 32-bit), included the disk that came with the kit, and loaded everything. Everything worked like a clock, and it is still running today. I needed the second one (v.6) for the second computer (win7, 64 bits), and because I remembered how simple everything was when I bought the first one a couple of years ago, I went ahead and purchased the same…

When connected to a network with a speed of 130 Mbps, files transferred via a local network (that is, from a shelf to a table by air, the distance is 4 meters, and there are no walls on the way) move at a speed of no more than 1.5 Mb per second. You don't merely need to whine about interference, the "wrong router," and other stuff because the download from the internet runs silently between three and four megabits per second (the maximum provided by the provider). Nobody ever writes anything…

Purchased not too long ago, around two days ago. My connection is being established with a Zyxel Keenetic Giga router. The rate is 70 Mbps. Played some games and downloaded some torrents while testing at the apartment. The games do not lag, there are no gaps, and the torrent downloads at approximately 5.5–3 MB/s (44–24 Mbps), depending on how far away the user is from the router and how many obstructions are in the signal line. Purchased at the computer market in Savelovsky. In the large orange

Different pros: Everything is easy and simple. Holds speed well. Worth a little Got cons: The only caveat is the width. On a laptop, you can’t insert anything into a nearby USB.

Some pros: Excellent catches, Very beautiful, not expensive, good speed, there is a usb extension cable, there is QSS Got cons: heats up and does not cool for several hours after turning off (it is not known why)

Pros below: Compact, connects quickly, can be used in access point mode, works without glitches compared to built-in wi-fi modules Some cons: Practically absent, once when you turned on the computer it was not detected, just disconnected and reconnected.

Has pros: Easy to set up, good price, nice design, everything you need from the characteristics is there Different cons: The built-in utility does not start, which is a pity. It's good that it did not affect the operation of the device.

Different pros: I have been using it for 1.5 years, it met all expectations. the price is attractive. (sorry for the caps, I don't want to rewrite)) Has cons: Drivers need to be reinstalled all the time. Great model!

Different pros: Works on honest 50mb, maybe closer to the router it would be more. There are no breaks, stable and without failures. Its cons: When installing the original software for wps, I noticed a deterioration in signal reception, deleted all the connection completely, a coincidence is possible.

With its pros. works great at advertised speeds (router 1043ND), supported by CommView for WiFi Cons: wide base - blocks the nearest ports, heats up, but not critical, soft - in the furnace! put only firewood!

A stationary PC was bought and for convenience, in order not to pull wires all over the apartment, it was decided to try a Wi-Fi adapter. In general, the impression is good, no problems with the connection, stuck it in and everything works.

I bought a D-link DWA-137 instead. Earned immediately. Speed ​​is 70% faster. I am attaching screenshots of the speed before and after the replacement.

Wi-fi turned off every 5 minutes, or even more often, that they just didn’t try, in the end they bought a wire. I no longer need his work, I can’t return it anymore (

I bought it because Wifi was constantly falling off on an Asus laptop (this is their problem from the store, I tried all the options, read a lot of things on the Internet and resigned myself to the fact that Wifi could not be revived), so I decided to buy USB Wifi. ______________________________________ After a week of use, I decided to write a review. - No loss of speed detected; - Does not crash; - Through the torrent shakes well; As I use it, I will supplement the review if something…