BrosTrend USB WiFi 6 Adapter AX1800 Long Range WiFi USB Adapter for PC Laptop Desktop 5GHz/1201Mbps + 2.4GHz/574Mbps Wireless WiFi Dongle USB3.0 with 2x High Gain Wi-Fi Antennas for Windows 11/10 ONLY

Absolutely terrific. My router is at the other end of the house. This increased the speed by 4x (from 100Mb/s to 400Mb/s). Worth every penny. I plan on buying another one. Make sure you read the directions regarding installing the driver. The driver installer is embedded in the antenna. No need to go to the Manufacturers website. When you power up your PC, the antenna goes through the process of connecting via USB. You will hears some beeps while this process executes. This is normal for many USB devices. After powering up the PC, expect the antenna to take 60-90 seconds to come on line. Very, very happy with this purchase! Highly recommended!

I had a 10-year-old laptop that I was trying to salvage to use with a midi controller. The Wi-Fi card on the motherboard was burned out, and I didn’t feel like running an ethernet connection all the way to my music room. I took it out of the package, plugged it in and it started working. Even the 10-year-old laptop running windows eight recognized it instantly and downloaded the driver software that’s preinstalled on a chip in the antenna and it set itself up. It works perfectly. Can’t ask for better than that especially for the price. The signal is extremely strong and I’ve tested it as far away as a couple hundred feet through multiple walls and it stays connected.

Works good for the first little while then all of a sudden struggles to connect. It will have good connection for a while then drop completely without warning then needs several minutes to connect. It also takes several minutes to connect initially when I turn on my pc

Plugged in, Explorer opened to the driver folder, ran the setup and WIFI in SYSTRAY was available. Speedtest gives same results as my other connections.Installs quickly/easily and works great. Highly recommend.

I've had this adapter for a few months now. To start with, it was great. Great reception and speeds. Everything worked as you would expect. Then it began connecting and disconnecting frequently. Now it seems to be connected to the computer, showing up under network adapters, but the light on the device does not illuminate and no networks show up when it is chosen.Uninstalled the device through the network manager and now it works after plugging it back in.

This is my second purchase of this BrosTrend WiFi antenna. I record two longform video programs every week and upload them to dedicated servers. The addition of this antenna reduced my upload time dramatically. There is no installation; just plug it in and it works. If there is any "minus" with this antenna, it's only that the base is not heavy enough for it to sit freestanding. I used two-sided tape to mount it on a bookshelf next to my desk. My previous wifi antenna was ok; this one runs rings around it, as the attached screenshots show.

Easy to install and speed doubled. I have a poor internet signal, end of line from provider.

I used the earlier version (AC1200). After about a year of usage, the connection was flicking on/off. I contacted BrosTrends & got a quick refund & purchased the newer adapter, as the price difference was less than $10 and the newer one supported Wifi 6. Please note that it does NOT support the 6 GHz band, only Wifi 6 standard (my new Verizon router supports both), and my Windows 11 computer recognized it right away.So, given that AC1200 still sort of works, I tested the difference between the two.Despite 5GHz 867Mbps claim, I only got about 230Mbps on 5GHz on AC1200 on down speed (on Wifi 5).AX1800 managed to pull over 305Mbps, which is the max speed I signed up for.Both managed around 200Mbps on upload.So, this alone is worth the less than $10 diff.However, here's the real reason to purchase it. The second pic shows the connector difference. I realized as did this review that I got more USB connection dropping as I touched or moved the adapter around on AC1200. I believe the problem is that USB-C connector on the AC1200 has gotten loose over time or contaminated during relocation. I can feel it moving around as I shake it.The AX has a different connector as you can see from the 2nd pic top (vs AC on 2nd pic bottom). There is no base and the connection is much more secure and solid.I will add more review as I test this on my Linux (Ubuntu), but so far so good.BTW: One thing that's really annoying on AX is the rapidly blinking blue LED light on top of the adaptor. I wish it was much slower or just solid on.N. B: Make sure you download the driver prior to disconnecting. Window 11 does NOT auto-install a driver.