USB WiFi Adapter for PC: Dual Band 600Mbps Wireless
A desktop without Wi-Fi no longer needs a cable across the room. This small dual-band USB adapter plugs into a front or rear port, connects to 2.4G or 5G networks, and leaves the desk clean. Setup takes a few minutes and no tools.
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A desktop without Wi-Fi no longer needs a cable across the room. This small dual-band USB adapter plugs into a front or rear port, connects to 2.4G or 5G networks, and leaves the desk clean. Setup takes a few minutes and no tools.
Add fast dual-band Wi-Fi to any PC with a simple USB plug
- no built-in Wi-Fi on desktop PC
- unreliable or congested 2.4G network
- cable clutter from Ethernet connection
Give your desktop fast Wi-Fi with one USB plug
Your PC sits tethered to a cable across the room. Plug in this dual-band USB adapter and it connects to 2.4G or 5G Wi-Fi from the same spot.
Wi-Fi for any PC, one plug
- Plug in and go wireless
The adapter sits in a front or rear USB port and stays there. Once it is in, your desktop reaches the internet over Wi-Fi, and the Ethernet line that ran under the desk can go. It is a lot less work than a ethernet interface card installed inside the tower.
- Pick the less crowded band
The adapter supports both 2.4G and 5G networks. The 2.4G band reaches further through walls, while 5G has less traffic from neighbouring routers. Switch between them from the Wi-Fi menu and keep the one that holds steady in your room.
- Small enough to leave in the port
At 31.5 mm tall and 16 mm wide, the adapter barely sticks out of a USB port. The glossy white body and gold-plated plug give it a clean look on a desk, and the removable cap keeps the connector clean when the adapter is out.
Adapter and protective cap
- USB Wi-Fi adapter×1
Dual band 2.4G and 5G, gold-plated USB plug
- Protective cap×1
Removable cover for the USB connector
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The packaging lists support for Windows XP, 7, 8 and 10 in both 32 and 64 bit, plus Mac OS 10.06 to 10.11. Check your version before you order, because newer systems are not on that list.
Some systems ask for a driver the first time you plug the adapter in. Budget a few minutes for that. Once the adapter shows up in network settings, you pick your network from the Wi-Fi menu like any laptop.
No. Wireless speed drops with distance and walls, so a wired line still wins for large downloads and competitive gaming. What the adapter gives you is a desk without the cable run and no tools needed. If the router is far away, a wifi signal booster helps more than any adapter.
Yes. It is dual band, so it connects to either one. In a building full of routers, 5G usually has less traffic and gives the steadier link for video calls.
A PCIe card means opening the case and using a screwdriver, and it stays in that one tower. This adapter goes in within seconds and moves to the next PC or desk. For a desktop with no wireless at all, it is the quickest way to get rid of the cable.
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