UGREEN WiFi Adapter for Desktop PC, AX900 USB WiFi 6 Adapter with 5GHz/2.4GHz Dual Band, Built-in Driver for Windows 10/11

I was given a PC that had no network adapter on the motherboard. This little USB wireless adapter works great! It was Plug and Play and self installed. All I had to do was plug it into a USB port on the back of my computer. It recognized my home WIFI network immediately; I just entered the WIFI password in a dialogue box and my computer was instantly online. This device is powerful and small; no bulky antennas like other WIFI adapters. I recommend this device.

This turned my old school PC into receiving Wi-Fi. It was very easy to install. Plug into an USB slot, run the set up file and my Wi-Fi network showed up immediately. The whole process took less than two minutes. Even though my router is in an another room, it picks up the signal and the speed of the internet is just about as quick as when I had the router directly plugged in with an ethernet cable. I'm so happy this cost me less than $10.00.

This item did not work for me. I have two windows 11 pc's and could not get the adapter to work at all. Every time I connected it via USB, to either Windows 11 PC, it would freeze the system for upwards of 30 minutes before I had to manually disconnect it to get my system back. I typically like UGreen products, but stay away from this one and stick with Netgear, D-Link, Linksys, TrendNET adapters instead.

Once you plug it in it reports as an external drive, open this drive to find the installer for the wifi receiver. The most complicated part was finding and entering my wifi password, once that's done you're all set. Great speed also surprisingly fast connection. Pc, phone and tablet all on wifi now.

My dogs ripped my Ethernet cord. To prevent future delays, I ordered this WiFi USB and it worked instantly. Don't throw away the instructions, just in case you need them.

For the price it’ll get you connected. Don’t expect to do basically anything but streaming with this unless you have some real strong WiFi. Caps at 200 mb/s for me planted directly below my WiFi unit.

I just recently installed a TP-Link Wifi 6 access point. I was getting roughly 400 Mbps download using the built-in Wifi in my Dell Inspirion 802.11ac adapter.I installed the UGreen adapter into a USB 3 port in the laptop. The installation was really smooth (thus why it got 3 stars and not 2). I had disabled the on-board adapter to make sure there was no conflict.When I ran the same speed test, I was only getting just over 200 Mbps. I reran the test several times. I was up super early in the morning, making sure I was the only one in the house using the network. When I removed the UGreen adapter and re-enabled the on-board adapter, I was back up to the 400-ish Mbps from before.I had expected to have around 600 Mbps on the UGreen adapter (half again more). I got half the performance of the on-board adapter.I think for people with laptops where the onboard Wi-Fi has died, this could be a really good option. It is inexpensive, and it installed really easily. However, I absolutely got the exact opposite of my expectations for speed.

This item is not plug and play. If you do, do that, it'll show as a disk drive. Driver files are embedded on the adapter and have to go through installation setup. This flips the device from disk to adapter.Also, it doesn't connect in 5G mode. I had to open my router for connection. No problem, it's password protected.Hope what I typed helps.