BrosTrend WiFi 6 AX300 Nano USB WiFi Dongle, Mini USB Wi-Fi Adapter for PC Laptop Desktop, Wireless Internet Dongle Stick, 2.4GHz Only, 286Mbps, USB2.0 Wireless Adapter Easy Setup, for Windows 11/10/7

This is a game changer for my older Laptop. The best speed I could get was just 24mbps 😥 But using this little WiFi 6 AX300 Nano, USB WiFi Dongle it is a steady 70mbps 😳👍😊... It was also simple to install, just plugin and follow the instructions, 5mins tops and instant results. Brilliant ! I highly recommend this little beauty.😊👍

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This device behaves like bad usb, being plugged in as a storage device, and then not being identified as a wifi adaptor until you install their driver. The problem, there is no way to be sure that their driver software installs anything more beyond the driver. And by ignoring the HID Plug and Play process, to obfuscate the device and limit what windows and linux will pick up on so they can install a driver, you limit what the user can observe and take away some of the control of their own system. This is bad behaviour! If you have an old laptop from 2019, installing devices like this could open you up to specture and meltdown attacks. Unless this company can respect the HID process, which all over companies use, i cannot recommend this device.

dose the job great so far so good

This is a review non-techy peeps.. I was interested to see if a USB Wifi adaptor would out-perform the built-in wifi card. To see what came in the box, please see the attached picture. I unpacked the USB adaptor and plugged it in to my HP Spectre 360 running under Windows 10. It immediately recognised it and displayed the file contents that included the set-up file which I clicked on. Within seconds, it was installed and requested a password in order to connect to our Wifi. I entered the password, was online and connected. Having run several tests, it didn't prove to be much faster than the built-in Wifi card, but it certainly worked well. Plus points: It is really is easy to install and use.. • Plug the dongle into a spare USB port on your computer • Click on the Set-up .exe file that is displayed • Enter the password for the Wifi you wish to connect to • Your on-line and working Negative points: • It only works on the 2.4GHz band (Not the 5GHz band) Connected to the 2.4GHz band the signal travels farther but at lower speeds - useful if you are some distance from your router/modem and may work further away than the inbuilt one. • If you want the higher speeds offered via the 5 GHz frequency, then this dongle is not the one for you. Summary. • An excellent little Wifi dongle fit for purpose and easy for any to install and use. • If you have a computer where the Wifi module has broken, this is the ideal and easy and really cheap route to get back on-line without the need for computer techies. • If you want the fastest speed available on the 5GHz band, you need to look at an alternative otherwise this is a great buy for about the price of a pint in London. If it offered both 2.4 and 5GHz bands support it would score a 5

Liked the swift delivery and the really compact size of the product. Did not like the fact that the download speed on 3 computers I tried (and 2 dongles) was a third of that of another product. The company went out of their way to help me but we could not get the download speed past about 45MBps when the internal nic in one laptop exceeded 100Mbps. They said it might be my router but BT could not help. The dongles are great value and as I say the people super so if you need a tiny wi fi dongle do give one a go. Dave.

If, like me, you've bought a new router with WIFI 6 then this little USB dongle is a good, cheap way of speeding up your connection. My 10-year old Sony laptop runs Windows 10 but has been sluggish over WIFI. Upgrading my router to WIFI 6 had no effect on its internet speeds, as its internal WIFI network card was too old to be compatible with this latest version of the transmission technology (I'd bought it to improve connection to my smartphone). This little device, costing just £9.99, has transformed its internet speeds. Websites and pages download much faster than before installation. The dongle comes with the software driver on board. Once inserted in any USB port I simply had to click on the device in File Explorer/This PC. It showed up as drive D: on my laptop. Running the Setup.exe programme installed the driver quickly. Then opening up the network icon showed the new network adapter ready for action. Connecting to the WIFI 6 section of the router immediately popped up a message to say I now had a faster connection. Clicking various websites in my browser brought them up on screen in half the normal time. My internal network resources were connected speedily with mush less lag in opening folders and large photo files. I'm impressed by the quality of this device, as well as the ease of use and the noticeable improvements in speed. For under £10 it's a worthwhile and economical investment to give new life to older PCs.

Initial impressions are good - it comes with zero plastic in the packaging. Unusually it's not plug & play so you do need to install a driver, but there's one included on the adaptor itself - your computer sees it as a thumb drive with the driver included. There's also an instruction guide with a link to the most up to date drivers, and there's even a QR code so you can watch a video on your phone if you're unsure what to do. In terms of performance it's pretty impressive. My computer is on a different floor to my wifi access point and so I compared it to a TP-Link AC1300 which has a tall (18cm) antenna and found that this dongle manages speeds of 80% of what the TP-Link could manage. Overall I'm really impressed with this - such a tiny adaptor will never be the fastest - especially when not close to the wifi access point, but a 20% drop in performance seems fair - especially given that the TP-Link adaptor is 50% more expensive.