BrosTrend USB WiFi 6 Adapter AX1800 Long Range USB WiFi Adapter for PC Laptop Desktop 5GHz/1201Mbps + 2.4GHz/574Mbps Wireless USB WiFi Dongle with 2X High Gain Wi-Fi Antennas for Windows 11/10 ONLY

Great Product

Maravilloso producto, me aumento la velocidad de 5 a 80 megas en una parte de mi casa que siempre me habia costado tener buena recepcion

Buen producto me soluciono los problemas rápidamente y sin instalaciones complicadas, enchufar al puerto USB 3.0 ya que mi ordenador la tenía, instalar el software que va ya incluido y a funcionar

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I picked up this rosTrend USB WiFi 6 adapter because the built-in Wi-Fi on my motherboard is pretty weak. It supports both 5GHz and 2.4GHz, but the speeds on my internal card have always been underwhelming. I wanted something faster and with better range, and this ended up being a noticeable upgrade. Setup on Windows 11 was easy. When I plugged it in, it automatically opened the folder with the driver installer. After installing the driver and restarting my PC, it was up and running. One thing I would recommend: if you’re planning to use this as your main wireless connection and your PC already has built-in Wi-Fi, disable the old internal adapter first so you don’t have conflicts. The driver is supported by windows 10 and 11 I confirmed that after restart. Performance has been very good for me. I’m using this in a basement with thick concrete walls, and I was still able to get around 248 Mbps. On my internal Wi-Fi card, I was getting closer to 123 Mbps in the same location, so this was a pretty major jump. My Ethernet connection tops out around 330 Mbps, so this adapter gets surprisingly close for a wireless solution. The Bluetooth side also worked fine, and overall stability has been good. Streaming video and regular browsing have been seamless. I haven’t tested it for gaming or live streaming yet, but for normal internet use it’s been solid. My ping stayed about the same, but the faster download/upload speeds were definitely noticeable. Build quality feels good too. The adapter doesn’t feel cheap, and it only gets a little warm in use, not dangerously hot. It has venting on the bottom to help with heat, and the external antennas help a lot with range compared to the tiny nano-style adapters. That’s probably one of the biggest reasons it performs so much better in my setup. One thing some people might complain about is that it doesn’t use USB-C. Personally, that didn’t bother me much. It uses the older Micro-B style USB 3.0 connector, which you often saw on older external hard drives. USB-C would have been nicer for standardization, but it’s not a dealbreaker. Important note: this is a Windows-only device. It’s intended for Windows 10 and Windows 11, so I wouldn’t pick this up expecting Linux or Raspberry Pi compatibility. Overall, this is a very solid USB Wi-Fi adapter if your built-in Wi-Fi is weak and you want a simple way to improve speed and range on a Windows PC. In my case, it was a noticeable upgrade right away.