Moglor USB WiFi Adapter Dongle Wireless 1200Mbps for PC Dual Band 2.4GHz/300Mbps 5GHz/867Mbps Dual 5dBi Antennas Network for Desktop Laptop Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 Linux MAC OS (Black)

I previously had a small pug in dongle for my pc, which is unfortunately on the far side of the flat from our router, and had patchy reception. We upgraded to gigabit WiFi and I wanted to make the most of it and so took the plunge and bought this beast!Setup was literally plugging it in (windows 10)....a massive improvement on the fiddly ones I've had before. I have it plugged into a USB3 post at the back of the pc and have the antenna angled so I cannot see them and now get full signal at all times! Most pleased. Speed is much quicker than before! Average speed has jumped from around 60mbps to 600mbps, 4k steaming is a doddle now! Been using it for around a month and no issues so far. Highly recommended.

The 'Ethernet' connection on my PC failed, so rather than purchase a new PC, I decided to try this USB WiFi Adapter - dual band - very pleased I did so!!Arrived the following day. Packaging sufficient. Installed and set up within minutes - no problems! Tech Support were not required, so I cannot comment on their professionalism!!I'm back on the WWW again - so pleased!Highly recommended.

Initially upon installing the drivers and using the device I got around 10-20Mbps, despite the loosely advertised speed of 300Mbps (5GHz) and 867Mbps (2.4Ghz).I had to follow a guide for a different Wi-Fi to get speeds which are now up to 240Mbps.

For me it never worked fine on windows 7. Might be incompatible with my system somehow, I don't know.The 5ghz wifi gives blue screen of death, 2ghz also strange, signal gets weak most of time.. or no signal at all and I had to use stupid realtek software too..5 years old dongle worked no problem. And fortunately I found a more expensive netgear adapter (it is not realtek chipset, so no conflicts with my system). Had to return this one.If you never had problems with realtek then this one might be for you. I never had problems with ethernet wired realtek drivers or anything but I always struggled with wireless realteks and would not buy this one in the first place (if they mentioned the chipset anywhere in product description, but unfortunately 90% vendors don't mention it, and the only way to find out is to buy and then return).It might be it wasnt compatible with one of the drivers existing in my system, I don't really care why, other companies like netgear managed to make their device compatible with my system/drivers/etc, so why realtek can't do it too then?

Lasted about a year and a half and was okay before that.

This has been very useful while I wait for broadband to be installed. I plugged into my PC running windows 10, instantly recognized, not driver installation was necessary.The quality of wireless connection is pretty good, but of course it will depend heavily on the destination device that provides internet connectivity. In my case I am using an EE dongle which gives me roughly a latency of 28ms which is pretty good considering.

Broke after 3 months. Now it works for 5 seconds and shuts down the whole network on the computer, which requires a restart to get it working again. I know it's this piece of crap because I tried it on 3 different machines with the same result.

I've much prefer to have my computer system hard wored but after moving home this wasn't possible because of the location of the router and not wanting to fix yards of ethernet cable to the top of my skirting boards and all the way to my office/study upstairs . I purchased this for the short term to get get my pc online but i havent to say i was extremely surprised at the speeds i got with this adapter, so much so i won't bother hard wiring the pc at all i shall carry on using this adaptor. I was so impressed i bought my father one too for his pc and he is as pleased with it as i am. It comes with a tiny driver disc and the whole thing is easy to install and I was up and running in minutes. A excellent product.