EDUP AC600Mbps USB WiFi Dongle, Dual Band WiFi Adapter with High Gain Antenna for PC/Desktop/Laptop, Supports Windows11/10/8.1/8/7/XP/Vista, Mac OS 10.6-10.15

Easy to install and works well on Windows 10. Better signal reception than internal card because of 2dB aerial. Contains RealTek 8811au chipset. Ubuntu drivers can be found on GitHub. A good unit for the price

From ordering to installation the process was great and works like a dream no more dropouts on my internet connection, thoroughly recommended.

Good would recommend have to go on line to pick up down load .

I bought it but it’s very inconsistent while gaming I have to unplug it and plug it again to get low ping have to restart pc so if u gonna game don’t get this

Reading about before purchase I still ordered it. Installing wasnt fun (as read before). I made a rooky mistake and actully followed the instruction on the leaflet. You better be a bit fit in installing something. But first I downloaded on another PC the drivers from the given website to a stick. This website is a bit confusing, I do not know why there is an installer. Next step is to uninstall the old driver of the old malfunctioning/broke adapter. Then install the downloaded driver and put the new device in a USB slot and ... didnt work. Could not find out why. The device is not found by windows 7. Removed the device and uninstall software. Thankfully I have a CD drive. Needed a touch light to position this mini CD accurate in the drive slide so the CD drive could read it. Installed driver as per paper instruction. Nothing worked. There we go with my rooky mistake: The paper does not mention to install the driver first without the device in the USB port, and then after installing software put the device in. Thats missed in the instruction, so correct way is: Uninstall old driver, remove old device. Put CD in, install software, insert device for completion. Windows should be online. But: Mine didnt. actually the blue light is not on. The same happens when starting the PC, the light is not always on, the device sometimes not seen, and hence no internet. I need to pull it out, and put back in, then it comes. I had the same sometimes with the old device, so that may be a windows or driver issue and not a device fault. But since other people have similar issues, it may be a bad driver. This is the last point, this driver installs a helper which takes ram/recources and hence not wanted. Its all a hassle. The software is from Realtec, means not from the manufacturer of the item. Testing the speed: Its slower than my old Netgear WPS 300, which had no extended antenna. When the antenna stands vertical up I get 58, when I put it horizontal it rises to 72 (the router should do 145). My game runs with that, tired of more fiddling, which should not happen at all. For the price it is its allright, must be fair that lowest price items can never be best option, but the connection mishap when starting the PC is annoying (one day that USB connection is worn off I affraid).

i went from using a small cheap USB adapter to this and the results where great, went from roughly 2mbs to 40-50mbs (what i pay for). The drivers where also really easy to install.

I used the CD-ROM to get driver as my computer had no internet access. My computer just hung and hung and hung when trying to install, absolutely no use at all. Returned and got a TP-link one instead, £2 more expensive but installed in seconds and worked immediately.

My previous TP Link receiver was dropping out all the time and was very slow. I figured it was old and non-win10 compatible. I took a punt on this, as I saw an online review and it was Windows 10 enabled. I'm glad I did, it's fast and I didn't realise how much the old one was lagging. Very good so far and pleased as punch.