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product_id: 2399629
title: "TL-WN722N IEEE 802.11n (draft) USB - Wi-Fi Adapter. WIRELESS LITE N ADAPTER 150M USB HIGH GAIN 1DETACHABLE ANTENNA WL-AP. 150 Mbps - External"
brand: "tp-link"
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# 4 dBi high-gain antenna 150 Mbps max speed Plug & play USB interface TL-WN722N IEEE 802.11n (draft) USB - Wi-Fi Adapter. WIRELESS LITE N ADAPTER 150M USB HIGH GAIN 1DETACHABLE ANTENNA WL-AP. 150 Mbps - External

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** 1876048₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your connection game—stay connected, stay ahead!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TL-WN722N IEEE 802.11n (draft) USB - Wi-Fi Adapter. WIRELESS LITE N ADAPTER 150M USB HIGH GAIN 1DETACHABLE ANTENNA WL-AP. 150 Mbps - External by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** 1876048₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tp-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tp-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Flexible Placement:** Includes a USB extension cable for optimal antenna positioning—because location is everything.
- • **Speed That Keeps Up:** Surf, stream, and work smoothly with up to 150 Mbps transmission speed on the reliable 2.4 GHz band.
- • **Stable Signal, Anywhere:** Enjoy consistent connectivity even in tricky spots, thanks to the high-gain 4 dBi external antenna.
- • **Budget-Savvy Performance:** Premium wireless functionality without the premium price tag—perfect for savvy professionals.
- • **Seamless Wireless Upgrade:** Transform any desktop or laptop into a wireless powerhouse with effortless USB plug-and-play.

## Overview

The TP-LINK TL-WN722N is a compact, high-gain USB Wi-Fi adapter delivering up to 150 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. Featuring a 4 dBi detachable antenna and easy USB plug-and-play setup, it’s designed to convert wired or offline devices into reliable wireless performers. Ideal for professionals seeking stable, budget-friendly connectivity with flexible placement options.

## Description

TP-LINK's Wireless Lite N High-Gain USB Adapter offers wireless connectivity via USB. It boasts a maximum transmission speed of 150 Mbit/s, powered by an Atheros chipset. With a 4 dBi gain and a frequency range of 2.4 - 2.4835 GHz, this adapter is available in both black and white.

Review: Ultra user-friendly, not as sensitive as I expected - I had high hopes for this little dongle, but reviews maybe set the bar a smidge too high. That said, it's a great purchase. I bought it with the hope of amplifying signal reception on my laptop. It doesn't do that. In my living room, I get 4 bars with my laptop, and in my bedroom 1-2. I tried plugging this baby in and while the ease of use is indeed great (lit right up, installed drivers automatically, went right to work), I got no more bars in the bedroom with the antenna than without it. HOWEVER, I put the TP-Link to use on a desktop machine that previously had no connectivity, and for that purpose, it's great. I'm very happy with the purchase. So, if you're hoping to amplify your laptop signal... my experience has been that it's no more powerful than a decent laptop's built-in receiver. Now, I should note that my laptop is newish -- bought November 2010 -- so maybe it's wireless receiver is already pretty good, and if you are trying to get a better signal for an older laptop, you might experience a bump in your signal by using this dongle. ALSO, while the signal remains low on my desktop machine (2 bars) it has been VERY stable and reliable, even when streaming video on Hulu. So that's noteworthy. Maybe a low signal isn't the biggest deal in the world, as long as it's stable! Overall - I'd say you really can't go wrong for the money, as long as you know what it's good for. I did a lot of comparison shopping before picking this one and here's the overview: A++ for ease of use and basic functionality -- converting an offline device into a wireless device works great. (Note, installing drivers was a breeze both with the laptop -- which automatically pulled the drivers off the internet since it was online -- and the desktop machine, which installed off the included CD.) C for extra signal pick-up relative to a decent quality modern laptop. Got the same number of bars on my laptop with/without the dongle. A for signal reliability (signal reliability might in fact be better than the laptop - given equal # bars - I haven't done enough comparison of the relative stability of the signal between the laptop and the dongle with the low signal strength - but so far I've never gotten better than "Low" signal strength from the dongle, and yet I've never had my connectivity fail!). A+ for sleek design -- has antenna, but it's not unwieldy, so you can plug it directly into a laptop or desktop USB port without its being a nuisance, or you can connect it to an extension cable (which I had to do simply because the signal behind the desktop machine was only one bar, whereas sitting on top of the desk was two bars) -- ***IT DOES COME WITH A SHORT (maybe 2 or 3 feet?) USB EXTENSION CABLE to reach from a machine situated under a desk, up to the top of the desk, let's say. A++ for price -- Srsly cheap for such a handsome and functional little piece of machinery. I'd say if you are looking to improve upon your (already quality) laptop sensitivity, probably look at other dongles with clunkier antennae, but if you want to convert an offline (or irritatingly wired) machine into a wireless machine, AND/OR improve the signal STABILITY for a laptop that tends to lose its connectivity frequently due to low signal reception, then this little number is probably a good bet.
Review: Gets great reception, easy install, external antenna - I noticed my desktop PCI networking card wasn't able to reach my network in my current setup (subletting an apartment for a month, using a friend's wifi from another apartment). I tried two USB adapters, only one of which was able to reach the network I'm trying to connect to, and then not very reliably. This adapter maintains a consistent connection with 40-60% signal strength (which is good enough given the circumstances). It comes with a USB extension that lets you place it in a few different places for better reception. Installation was fairly easy, the drivers come on a mini CD (or DVD?) and install without too much hassle. The external antenna means better signal strength and upgradability (perhaps), which is a plus for me. Also, it works with Linux without any extra drivers which is great. At a great price + Prime shipping I'd give it a go if you need a better network adapter. My minor complaint is that I had to do a good bit of positioning to get the strength I'm getting. I actually have two USB extension cords that let me place this thing on top of my desk. While I understand you can't work miracles for less than twenty bucks I wish I could just leave it plugged into the back of my tower. One other minor complaint is that the wifi utility (which works much better with this than Windows' default) doesn't work too well with fullscreen applications. Netflix/YouTube videos drop out of fullscreen very frequently, and fullscreen games will minimize likewise. In order to play any sort of game I had to exit the utility in the taskbar, which isn't a huge deal once you're already connected. Including the two minor issues above, I hesitated give it 5 stars because whoever was responsible for tendering the package to FedEx did not hand it over for over 24 hours. I ordered one-day shipping on a Thursday afternoon and, because FedEx doesn't normally ship on Saturdays, didn't get my order until Monday. This was either a major oversight or excessive laziness, but support was friendly and refunded my shipping costs (only $4 with Prime, I suppose) so I'm not turning tail on desertcart anytime soon. Plus an adapter like this for $20? I'd wait a full month for shipping.

## Features

- Wireless Connection: Cordless
- Host Interface: USB
- Max Transmission Speed: 150 Mbps
- Chipset: Atheros
- Gain: 4 dBi
- Frequency Range: 2.4 - 2.4835 GHz

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | 9800359850 |
| Batteries | 1 AAAA batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #273 in USB Computer Network Adapters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (20,928) |
| Date First Available | November 10, 2011 |
| Department | all ages, unisex |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.3 ounces |
| Item model number | TL-WN722N |
| Language | German |
| Manufacturer | TP-LINK |
| Product Dimensions | 10.24 x 36.81 x 4.33 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TP-Link
- **Color:** Nero
- **Compatible Devices:** Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet
- **Compatible Operating System Family:** Windows
- **Data Link Protocol:** IEEE 802.11n
- **Data Transfer Rate:** 150 Megabits Per Second
- **Hardware Interface:** USB
- **Item Weight:** 0.18 Kilograms
- **Product Dimensions:** 36.81"L x 10.24"W x 4.33"H

## Images

![TL-WN722N IEEE 802.11n (draft) USB - Wi-Fi Adapter. WIRELESS LITE N ADAPTER 150M USB HIGH GAIN 1DETACHABLE ANTENNA WL-AP. 150 Mbps - External - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51YRuNnOOxL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this still version 1? with the Atheros AR9721 chipset?**
A: Nope

**Q: Is it 1.0?**
A: Its 3.0 but i have read on some linux/kali linux forums that you can get drivers to allow the 3.0 chipset to work with kali

**Q: Is this the version 1 that supports Kali Linux?**
A: Hello!
This is v1 I dont know if this version support Kali Linux.
Best Regards 
Slava

**Q: Does this work wit kali Linux ?**
A: Yes, although it does take some extra setup steps if you are running it as a VM. There are tons of tutorials on YouTube on how to set them up with a VM and after that it works great with Kali and works at a better than expected range.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ultra user-friendly, not as sensitive as I expected
*by S***S on October 12, 2011*

I had high hopes for this little dongle, but reviews maybe set the bar a smidge too high. That said, it's a great purchase. I bought it with the hope of amplifying signal reception on my laptop. It doesn't do that. In my living room, I get 4 bars with my laptop, and in my bedroom 1-2. I tried plugging this baby in and while the ease of use is indeed great (lit right up, installed drivers automatically, went right to work), I got no more bars in the bedroom with the antenna than without it. HOWEVER, I put the TP-Link to use on a desktop machine that previously had no connectivity, and for that purpose, it's great. I'm very happy with the purchase. So, if you're hoping to amplify your laptop signal... my experience has been that it's no more powerful than a decent laptop's built-in receiver. Now, I should note that my laptop is newish -- bought November 2010 -- so maybe it's wireless receiver is already pretty good, and if you are trying to get a better signal for an older laptop, you might experience a bump in your signal by using this dongle. ALSO, while the signal remains low on my desktop machine (2 bars) it has been VERY stable and reliable, even when streaming video on Hulu. So that's noteworthy. Maybe a low signal isn't the biggest deal in the world, as long as it's stable! Overall - I'd say you really can't go wrong for the money, as long as you know what it's good for. I did a lot of comparison shopping before picking this one and here's the overview: A++ for ease of use and basic functionality -- converting an offline device into a wireless device works great. (Note, installing drivers was a breeze both with the laptop -- which automatically pulled the drivers off the internet since it was online -- and the desktop machine, which installed off the included CD.) C for extra signal pick-up relative to a decent quality modern laptop. Got the same number of bars on my laptop with/without the dongle. A for signal reliability (signal reliability might in fact be better than the laptop - given equal # bars - I haven't done enough comparison of the relative stability of the signal between the laptop and the dongle with the low signal strength - but so far I've never gotten better than "Low" signal strength from the dongle, and yet I've never had my connectivity fail!). A+ for sleek design -- has antenna, but it's not unwieldy, so you can plug it directly into a laptop or desktop USB port without its being a nuisance, or you can connect it to an extension cable (which I had to do simply because the signal behind the desktop machine was only one bar, whereas sitting on top of the desk was two bars) -- ***IT DOES COME WITH A SHORT (maybe 2 or 3 feet?) USB EXTENSION CABLE to reach from a machine situated under a desk, up to the top of the desk, let's say. A++ for price -- Srsly cheap for such a handsome and functional little piece of machinery. I'd say if you are looking to improve upon your (already quality) laptop sensitivity, probably look at other dongles with clunkier antennae, but if you want to convert an offline (or irritatingly wired) machine into a wireless machine, AND/OR improve the signal STABILITY for a laptop that tends to lose its connectivity frequently due to low signal reception, then this little number is probably a good bet.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gets great reception, easy install, external antenna
*by A***X on July 20, 2013*

I noticed my desktop PCI networking card wasn't able to reach my network in my current setup (subletting an apartment for a month, using a friend's wifi from another apartment). I tried two USB adapters, only one of which was able to reach the network I'm trying to connect to, and then not very reliably. This adapter maintains a consistent connection with 40-60% signal strength (which is good enough given the circumstances). It comes with a USB extension that lets you place it in a few different places for better reception. Installation was fairly easy, the drivers come on a mini CD (or DVD?) and install without too much hassle. The external antenna means better signal strength and upgradability (perhaps), which is a plus for me. Also, it works with Linux without any extra drivers which is great. At a great price + Prime shipping I'd give it a go if you need a better network adapter. My minor complaint is that I had to do a good bit of positioning to get the strength I'm getting. I actually have two USB extension cords that let me place this thing on top of my desk. While I understand you can't work miracles for less than twenty bucks I wish I could just leave it plugged into the back of my tower. One other minor complaint is that the wifi utility (which works much better with this than Windows' default) doesn't work too well with fullscreen applications. Netflix/YouTube videos drop out of fullscreen very frequently, and fullscreen games will minimize likewise. In order to play any sort of game I had to exit the utility in the taskbar, which isn't a huge deal once you're already connected. Including the two minor issues above, I hesitated give it 5 stars because whoever was responsible for tendering the package to FedEx did not hand it over for over 24 hours. I ordered one-day shipping on a Thursday afternoon and, because FedEx doesn't normally ship on Saturdays, didn't get my order until Monday. This was either a major oversight or excessive laziness, but support was friendly and refunded my shipping costs (only $4 with Prime, I suppose) so I'm not turning tail on Amazon anytime soon. Plus an adapter like this for $20? I'd wait a full month for shipping.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***R on March 11, 2022*

The signal for this device is brilliant, can connect to the Wi-Fi from distances never imaginable with other PCIe/M.2 devices. Technical Review: This device is the V2 meaning that it comes with the realtek RTL8188EUS chipset instead of the atheros chipset that natively supports monitor mode. After about 4 hours of searching around for solutions I found a custom driver by aircrack-ng on github which allowed this device to be used with monitor mode.

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