Wifi Adapter, EDUP USB 3.0 Wireless Adapter 802.11AC 1200Mbps Dual Band with 5.8G 867Mbps/2.4G 300Mbps 6Dbi External Dual Antennas Supports Windows XP,Win Vista,Win 7,Win 8, Win 10,Mac OS X 10.6-10.13

excelente producto de buena calidad y sobre todo que funciona me ayudo con el rango de servivcio wifi en uno 50% !! super recomendable para windows 10 64bits no necesita drivers!

Moved to a new residence where the wifi in the “office” was poor, and no ethernet. I'm a gamer. My PC’s AC WiFi kept quitting (tried *all* the fixes to no avail) and even when it worked, the highest throughput I ever saw was about 175Mbps (which would be ok if it didn’t die on me every few minutes (literally)).I researched this EDUP unit and its specs (including gain) and purchased over Amazon. The shipment arrived EARLY (even with COVID-19). Assembly (if you even want to call it that, you screw on the 2 antenae) took 30 seconds. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS, do NOT just plug it in and expect Windows to “do it’s thing” (I’m Windows 10, all the updates). Mine came with a flash drive for the driver, not a CD (most laptops don’t have CD drives, good call EDUP!). I followed the directions provided: Plug in the flash drive, run the setup program, reboot. I then checked my Device Manager (not required, just me) and all the new drivers et al were present. I plugged in the unit, configured WiFi to use the new adapter (EASY), Eureka! Checked my WiFi signal, 565Mbps – over 3 TIMES faster than the best my old adapter could manage, and I get 101% of my ISPs provided speed (do a speedtest). I anticipated maybe needing to somehow mount the device higher on a bookcase to improve the signal but the speed was fantastic right there on my desktop. After 5 days, still working fine, hasn’t quit once, signal still great. Thank you EDUP!Would recommend this product.NOTE: I said I “configured my Wifi to use the new adapter… Some reviews say the USB device would somehow “automatically override” the native WiFi – mine didn’t. But its SIMPLE. Here's how, if your native wifi isn't automatically changed to your new USB adapter: In the “tray” on the Taskbar, click the Wifi option and you should have an option to “View Available Networks,” click that (if the list of in-range networks doesn't just automatically appear when you click the wifi icon in the tray). You should see your normal network (if you broadcast SSID). At the top of that menu, you will likely see a box that says “WIFI”, this isn’t a menu title, it’s a *selection* -- CLICK IT. Mine dropped down a selection for “WiFi 2” (the newly installed adapter, which would also be listed in your Windows Network Settings). Click (select) it. All the same networks will reappear, click yours, enter the password, voila. Done. I suppose if your modem/router has a WPS button that you can press for automatic connection, you can use that too (I didn’t need to, I know my password).Also, regarding Customer Service, I called (after hours) and didn’t leave a message. But shortly thereafter, I got a text from “Leon” asking if I needed technical support (I didn’t, it was something else). I emailed them about the other topic and the response was acceptably swift as well. Thank you!

The setup was simple and took 5 mins. This wifi adapter performed way better than my previous one. The connection was stable and fast throughout. The cable provided is of good quality and looks like it will last.

I have had a run of bad luck recently. The wifi adapter was purchased for a PC which proceeded to die before I received the adapter. I needed a Windows pc for connection to my amateur radio, so I put an old Mini Mac into service, installing Windows natively on it for dual-boot. The wifi connection on the Mac was also broken, so this unit was needed to receive the internet. (The wired network still works, but it was not convenient) As you can see from the picture, (Please ignore the mess!) the signal reception is excellent -- 97%! The drivers installed on Windows without a hitch. (They also installed on the Mac side just as easily!). Well constructed, great quality in a small unit, and the right price! Also, it connected to my 5G network, so the speed was excellent. A great buy for anyone!

After upgrading my router my old USB Wi-Fi adaptor would not work so I purchase the EDUP USB 3.0 Wireless Adapter. It was very easy to hook up, just plug the included USB cord into it an then into the computer and install the included software. It easily uses the 5G speed on my router. You would think you were directly connected! The only down side is that I have to unplug and re-plug occasionally when the connection is lost. Not sure if that is a problem with my router or not but only takes a second so I haven't checked out yet. Overall it works great and allows me to have my computer everywhere without hard wiring my house!