USB WiFi Bluetooth Adapter, 1300Mbps Dual Band 2.4/5Ghz Wireless Network External Receiver, Mini WiFi Dongle for PC/Laptop/Desktop

I bought 3 different ones of these. but different brand. all said PLug and play.. BS.. They didnt work. I need wifi and Bluetooth bot work some time. but Bluetooth never worked on others.. This one came with small cd of drives... It works awesome.. Thanks for being Honest...

No disc needed just plugged in and it works great to miracast to an old surface pro 3 and Bluetooth for my headset and controller cheaper than a wifi kit and so much simpler to use I get great signal at about 50 ish feet for Bluetooth small and compact size about half a credit card great value

The driver for this, for Linux, is on Github. It seems to be good, but have only just started using it. It should be a good replacement for a local Ethernet. Fast and reliable

I bought this for a HTPC (home theater PC) which gets used maybe once or twice a week. It's an old Dell OptiPlex 3020 and it doesn't have built-in WiFi or Bluetooth, so I bought this solution for using a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse with the added bonus of not needing to also buy a WiFi adapter. Fast forward to last night when, in the middle of catching up on Windows 10 updates, it suddenly disconnects from the network—no networks available. Bluetooth was working fine. No other device in my house had this issue. I tried rolling back the Windows 10 updates, thinking that was the problem, to no avail. I even got frustrated enough to break out my old Windows 7 DVD and did a clean install, same thing. No networks available. Amazon requires reviewers to give at least one star, so I'll give you something positive about this unit: "If you need a WiFi solution for precisely 10 months, I can fully recommend the USB WiFi Bluetooth Adapter, 1300Mbps Dual Band 2.4/5Ghz Wireless Network External Receiver, Mini WiFi Dongle for PC/Laptop/Desktop." Otherwise, do what i'm doing and try the TP-Link Archer T2UB Nano that's also much more compact and, at the time of writing, is actually $3 cheaper AND from a trusted brand name. Thanks for reading, and good luck with your search.

My wife bought a cheapo PC for the home office. This was one of those refurbished business desktops, with some modern components thrown in (SSD, more RAM). The PC came with a tiny Wi-Fi/BT dongle that was the size of my thumbnail. It was only 2.4ghz, too... so I needed something better. Found this product and gave it a shot. Surprisingly fast and simple, for the money. Did notice, like another reviewer pointed out.... that if you install MS optional drivers such as Intel NIC driver, from Windows Update, that the adaptor quit working altogether. No manner of tweaking, disabling, enabling, uninstalling worked. Had to roll back the Windows Update optional Intel NIC driver in order for it to be seen again. I don't think it's this product's fault, but its' worth noting. One week later, as life happens like that sometimes, I managed to break off the antennae from an older Wi-Fi adaptor on another machine in my house. So I just ordered a second one of these, to replace it. Very happy.

De los mejores adaptadores que he comprado en calidad precio

I'm using an older laptop with an optical drive so the included disk worked for me. Admittedly I have higher than average computer skills so installation was easy. I did need to mess with it a bit and play with the network settings to get it to properly serve as my connecting WiFi device rather than the existing older devices. If you are a complete novice you may need some help, especially if you don't have an optical drive. once up and working, its been flawless.

The item states 1300Mbps but as you can see by the screenshot, it's only getting 70.45 Mbps download speeds, far below the 1300 Mbps advertised. We use a 1G connection that is in the room next door with both doors open to make sure it's as unobstructed as possible. The Bluetooth works okay, I can get roughly 45 feet from the computer before the Bluetooth cuts out, i tested this with a 2nd gen Airpods. Overall, worth the $20 to get an all in one (WiFi and Bluetooth) but you must consider if the unit dies, you'll lose both WiFi and Bluetooth, but hey maybe that'll never happen, right, right? In a pinch they'll work to get my 50lb desktop to connect to our home WiFi network, but not like we're taking our 50lb. desktop computer to the local Starbucks to use their free WiFi, but if the WiFi or Bluetooth in any of our laptops should die, we can plug this in and away we go.

works no issues

Sin duda alguna cumple perfectamente con su función el único contra es la instalación de los drivers ya que vienen en un CD y hoy en día la mayoría de la laptop ya no cuenta con lector de cd

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