UGREEN Wifi Dongle, AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Dual 5dBi Antennas USB 3.0 Wireless Adapter, Dual Band 5GHz/2.4GHz Network USB Wifi Adapter for PC/Laptop,Change wired connection into Hotspot,Supports Windows 11/10

I bought two of these to use with my mini server PC. One is dedicated to virtual machines, and the other to the host OS. It gets full signal across the house from the WiFi access point, other devices in the same area only get about half signal. Setup was easy, and I haven't had a single reliability issue. Have had these running 24/7 for several days now. No issues, even after restarts. I can only imagine the other reviewers reporting reliability issues had some other factors at play. In terms of speed, getting around 150 / 200 mbps as expected for AX1800 given distance and location. No drop outs, latency or other issues to report. Feels well built, but can't say if truly durable as they're set and forget in my case. If you're after portability, TP Link offers better designs. Good value for the price I paid (£19). Ugreen seems to be a really solid brand these days.

Overall this is a good product. I have it connected to a small PC (Asrock Deskmini) and use it with an EE supplied WiFi 6 router. It's connected through an Amazon USB 3 powered hub, as the computer has limited ports available. The stored driver (built into the device) is needed to use it with Windows. My main requirement was a stable WiFi connection, and it has been stable, no issues at all on that front. I'm not interested in ultimate speed, but it's certainly quite good in terms of performance. Connection speed to my router is consistently around 1200 mbps according to Windows. A "real" download speed is shown in the screenshot - bear in mind the PC is upstairs from the router in this case, but it's more than adequate for me. Build quality is OK. The two antennas are quite large which probably help with the connection stability. As a side note, this solved a long standing issue I'd been having on this computer with two older USB WiFi adapters - which both exhibited what I'd call "micro dropouts" frequently, where the connection was unstable, resulting in interrupted downloads and problems streaming music from a NAS. There's no hint of that with this Ugreen adapter. I've since found WiFi 6 can have compatibility problems with older WiFi adapters, so that might have been a factor. Anyway, I'd recommend giving this a try if you need a low cost USB WiFi 6 adaptor.

Auto setup of drivers for this, but it performs worse than my old dongle and keeps dropping the WiFi signal for a few seconds. I will revert to my old one connected to a usb hub.

When it worked it was good and it attached to the 5ghz signal using the fast USB socket on my PC, however, the frequent disconnects and time it took to reconnect meant i had to return it. Disconnections where in gaming and browsing, so i've gone back to my trusty Netgear adaptor, which although not WIFI6 , works great with great speeds and no disconnects.

This works well. I get 400mbs as its not too far from router. No issues setting it up and it is consistent in performance for laptop. Have this for a number of years now and its still working well.

Excellent it does the job.

Does give a semi stable connection, but disconnects about every thirty minutes for a few seconds a time. If this is your only source for internet connection it may be best to use an alternative product.

Really good quality and easy set up.

Capter bien le wifi. Rien à dire. Bo. Débit.

ルータがwifi7だがwifi7の子機があまりないので、これにしたが十分速い

per quanto successo a me su un portatile metto la mia esperienza a disposizione: del tutto casualmente mi sono accorto che la connessione si abbassa notevolmente , facendo credere che l'adattatore non funziona, se si stacca il cavo di alimentazione. per cui con portatile senza almentazione elettrica velocità 280 mbs, con alimentazione 650 mbs. spero di essere stato utile a qualcuno

Pour la chambre de mes enfants, impossible de relier l'ordinateur à la chambre , il marche super bien

Works good as expected. I use this to connect my desktop to my apartment network. Just plug and use, if you have windows. Haven't tested this with Linux. Depends on if one can get proper linux divers