TP-Link Nano USB WiFi Adapter for PC(Archer T3U Nano)-AC1300 2.4G/5G Dual-Band Wireless Network Transceiver Adapter for Desktop PC, Travel Size, Supports Windows 11,10, 8.1, 8, 7 / up to Mac OS 10.15

Whenever I have an issue with a built-in wireless card, I typically replace it with a USB wireless card. It’s significantly cheaper, and easier to install. This particular USB wireless card works great. It’s about the size of your thumbnail, and barely sticks out of the USB port. Speeds are adequate, although since the antenna is fairly small, it doesn’t have as wide of range as others do. However, as a workaround, it works great, especially if you don’t want to pay the several hundred of dollars to replace the actual card inside the laptop. This also works great for desktop computers that don’t have wireless built-in. Overall, I highly recommend this USB wireless card.

I got this WiFi 6 adapter for my laptop since my built-in WiFi was struggling with speed. It worked well and boosted my connection a lot. The dual-band 2.4G and 5G bands gave me a solid signal, and I noticed faster downloads on my Windows 10 laptop, especially on the 5G band. It’s tiny, which is great for travel, and setup was simple, just plug and play after installing the drivers. Good little adapter if you need to upgrade your laptop’s WiFi.

Didn't want to add a wifi card so I went with the USB route. Glad I did. This thing rocks. I use it for my arcade machine. It is fast and connected very easily. It is super tiny and plugs in perfectly to the usb pcie card. I've had it connected for over a year and haven't had any issues with connectivity.

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Hardest part of setup was opening the plastic wrapped box. From troubleshooting windows 11 I knew I had an adapter problem. Bought this little adapter, inserted it into a USP port, touched the windows icon on bottom screen, typed "device manager" in the search box, found this new adapter under "adapters" right clicked it and windows had already installed the driver. In properties, clicked "enable", then restarted the computer and HOORAY, all worked as it should!Wonderful adapter!

This adapter saved me a lot of grief and headache. A little over a month ago, I bought a desktop Dell Optiplex 7010 Tower computer on Amazon. This computer was marked down in price bc it was previously used but advertised as "good as new." I was very busy w other things and didn't open the box until a few days ago. When I finally opened the box and connected the various cables that came w the computer, I discovered that I couldn't connect to WiFi. I couldn't contact Amazon Customer Service nor the seller bc it was well past the 30 day deadline. I discovered that the WiFi adapter was missing in the box. I went on Amazon and read the reviews where some folks used this adapter on their Dell w success. I bought this adapter and another adapter (AX1800, Nano Wi-Fi 6 Wireless USB Adapter) in case the AC1300 Adapter wouldn't work; and besides, the AX1800 sounded more advanced and powerful. To make a long story short, the AC1300 worked but not the AX1800. If you're in a similar predicament like I was, save your money and get the AC1300, not the AX1800. Also, when you get an Amazon package, you need to open it right away to make sure nothing in the package is missing and/or the item is functioning as it should,

I have a wi fi antenna. It's hooked up to my desktop jeff losing signal.I added this little dongle, so far so good

I got this for a recent build of an HP Elite 8300 SFF. I'm running Windows 7 on it so I can run Windows Media Center and record and play back OTA TV. The colorful pictures in the listing state that this can run at 400 Mbs on 2.4 Ghz. If you scroll down to the bottom there is a disclaimer that it can only run about 200 Mbs in that configuration. Speed tests I have run bear this lower number out. But, I only pay for 300 Mbs internet speed (Xfinity) and that's more than enough for my purposes. I'm amazed that TP can build such complex electronics into this tiny package.B.T.W. I tried the Web site but the drivers there would not work for me. Fortunately, the CD they supplied had the correct drivers. Getting modern drivers for Windows 7 can be a challenge because no one supports it anymore, but mine works fine with this adapter. My HP is able to stream and record / playback live TV via WiFi when I'm using a Silicon Dusk HD Homerun tuner and running Windows Media Center.