USB Wi-Fi Adapter with Dual 5dBi Antennas for Desktop

Two antennas, one clear path to the router

Two detachable 5dBi antennas

Each antenna is a 5dBi unit on an RP-SMA connector, so you can point them at the router, a wall, or the window. A flat dongle gives you one fixed angle. These two let you find the spot where the link is strongest and keep it there.

Plug in and go

The adapter is a USB plug-in receiver, and the included USB extension cable lets you lift it away from the back of the tower. No internal card, no screwdriver, no cable through the wall. The lime green status LED shows when the link is live.

Built for 150Mbps links

150Mbps is the wireless link rate printed on the box. It covers browsing, streaming and video calls on most home plans. If your internet plan is faster than that, this adapter will cap your wireless speed, so check your plan first.

Three numbers that set the reach

• 150MbpsWireless link rate
• 5dBiGain per detachable antenna
• 2Detachable RP-SMA antennas

Plug in, install the driver, raise the antennas

1. 1
   Install the driver first

   Load the driver from the included CD, or download the latest version if your PC has no optical drive. Install it before you plug the adapter in.

2. 2
   Connect the extension cable

   Plug the USB extension cable into a rear or front USB port, then attach the adapter. The status LED lights up when the adapter has power.

3. 3
   Screw on the antennas

   Attach both antennas to the RP-SMA connectors with a short, firm twist. Raise them to a vertical or angled position rather than leaving them flat on the desk.

4. 4
   Connect and test

   Pick your network from the list, then run a speed test. Move the adapter or angle the antennas until the connection holds steady, and note the spot that works best.

Everything you need to get connected

• USB Wi-Fi adapter×1

  Glossy black body with lime green status LED

• Detachable antennas×2

  5dBi each, matte black with gold-tone RP-SMA connectors

• USB extension cable×1

  Lifts the adapter clear of the tower back panel

• Driver CD in sleeve×1

  Install before plugging in the adapter

A desktop that finally reaches the router

The call that froze again

The router sits in the hallway and the desktop sits in the back room. Every video call stutters mid-sentence, and large files stall halfway. A stock dongle with no antennas does not fix the problem, because it has nothing to pull in a weak signal from across the room.

A stronger link, from your desk

Two detachable 5dBi antennas screw onto the adapter and can be angled toward the router. The USB plug-in design needs no internal card and no drilling. A short extension cable keeps the body clear of the tower's rear panel, so the antennas sit where the signal is. If you want more reach through a whole floor, a wifi signal booster is the other route, but it adds a second hop.

Steady calls, all week

Setup takes one driver install and a few minutes of antenna adjustment. Once the angle is set, the link stays put. Calls hold together, uploads finish, and the desk works the way it should without moving the router or running a wire across the floor.

What to expect as you set it up

1. First use
   Driver installed and connected

   The adapter shows up in your network list once the driver is in place. Connect to your router and run a speed test to record a baseline.

2. 3 uses
   Antenna position found

   After a few sessions you will know which angle and desk spot give the steadiest link. Write down that position for your room.

3. 30 days
   A steady daily connection

   With regular use, calls and browsing usually feel steadier than before. Results depend on your router, the walls between you and it, and your internet plan.

Why antennas beat a stock dongle