📶 YEHUA 1200Mbps Bluetooth 5.0 USB WiFi Adapter for Desktop PC: Fast MU-MIMO Wireless Network Dongle - Dual Band 5.8G/2.4G for USB 3.0 Computer Windows 10/8.1/8/7/XP, Linux, Mac OS Review

Great USB Wi-Fi/Bluetooth add-on for old motherboards or laptops in one dongle. Easy automatic installation on Windows 10 or go to the website and download manually. It uses Realtek internals, so despite the brand name, it's reliable and durable. The bandwidth is good enough for its size and configuration without spending too much money compared to internal cards like PCIe cards. Overall a good performance ratio.

Need a Wi-Fi dongle for your old laptop or PC? Need faster WiFi *and* Bluetooth 5.0 for better connectivity with your BT headphones? plug and play Works better with a USB 3.0 connection, but also works with USB 2.0A, a little more than some of the others, but does the job perfectly - no dropped frames when streaming. It costs $20 and comes with a 10% digital discount coupon. not bad for a few bucks too.

As the title says. The thing works wonders. My motherboard has built-in Wi-Fi, which keeps dropping out (even when the position of the antennas is constantly changing). One day I connected this USB and turned off the wifi on the motherboard. The outages are gone and my internet and network speed is even faster and more stable. Highly recommended. Warning for Windows 10 users (at least in my case): Stick to the drivers that Windows installs when you connect. Do not let Windows update drivers in…

I was using this on a windows 7 machine and the fact that there are no drivers (the manual says you should go to the EZCase website to get them I mean like I even need that network adapter to get online) is a bit mindless. It works and in fact I get 866.7Mbps when running at proper USB 3.0 speeds, which is pretty good for a USB adapter, but sometimes it drops to 173Mbps because it thinks it is is on USB 2.0 (although I don't think it's the adapter's fault, it's the PCIe card it's connected to).

purchase not recommended. It has very poor reception, doesn't work in USB 3.0 mode and can't go over 100Mbps on a 300Mbps fiber connection when Bluetooth is not used. The chip inside is a Realtek RTL8822BU (USB ID 0bda:b82c), it works on Linux if you manually install one of the drivers available for it (or on Arch Linux the AUR has a DKMS module). But it's just as messy and a headache on Windows, but at least it works out of the box there. If for some reason you still want to buy this, make…

Unfortunately getting it to work properly with any of my computers wasn't easy, but not terrible. I had to roll back some drivers for BT to work at all. After uninstalling, unplugging, rebooting and plugging back in, it works until I update the drivers. On my other computer I actually bought this for, NO GO, Windows recognizes BT perfectly, same story, no updating drivers but no Wi-Fi joy. I downloaded the drivers from EZcast as mentioned in the documentation. The installation started but then…