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I've recently moved and in my new location, the router is further from my computer than I would like. While my next purchase would have been a wi-fi extender, this had a stronger receive than the existing adapter in my desktop.I think this is a great option, also for those who don't have a wireless adapter on a desktop computer. It' lets you move your computer to other rooms rather than being tied (almost literally) to your router or modem.

This was a gift for my sister she says her internet is on point.

It completely and conveniently stopped working exactly 10 days after it can no longer be returned. It’s a piece of crap and don’t waste your money.

I've had no problems with it whatsoever.

Tested on WinXP Pro SP3 (does not work), 2 different Windows 7 Pro and one Windows 10. Using signal in both bands, various WI-Fi routers and also from phones in hotspot mode.-- At best, it was capable of peaking at > 130Mbps (AC router) but not sustain these for long. Commendably, it deliver this speed at about 40ft away (and also right next to source). Pity it is was always unreliable.-- On average, it would drop signal very often...and shortly after, it would often stop receiving altogether. Its Realtek driver control panel is of no help then. A reboot is often needed to regain signal :(-- Drivers for WinXP are nowhere to be found despite claims (not that many would need this but clients* of mine still keep some of these oldies for good reason. :)*I am a networking specialist, no newbie in these matters. I hate (never done before) giving such a low rating and will revise if a replacement unit is procured and performs properly.

Love having the internet work in upper house