Plugable USB 2.0 Wireless N 802.11n 150 Mbps Nano WiFi Network Adapter

After upgrading my older laptop to Windows 10, I was unable to obtain a driver for the wireless adapter on the motherboard. Popped this little jewel into one of the USB ports on the back and within a couple of minutes I was on the network. So tiny it doesn't need to ever be removed, too, so convenient even in the laptop's case.

Got this to replace the Wi-Fi card in my Leveno laptop that failed. It saved me from having to open up the PC to replace the defective Wi-Fi card. This is truly a plug and play device. It connected to my network immediately and provided reliable internet. Funny thing happened though. After a week or two, the internal card sparked back to life. I am using it instead of this. But, now I have a reliable Wi-Fi connector if I should run into this problem again. You can't beat the price either.

Worked great. I have Windows 10 and the instructions stated the drivers were already loaded for the adapter in Windows 10. They weren't, however I loaded them from the mini CD provided and they worked fine. The adapter is small and you don't even notice it being in the USB port. Has good range. Great adapter for a low price.

working well like the size would like not having one but not built on pc

love this it works as it should I've had one for years , I only replace because my grand kis break them . easy to use

I bought this little adapter when it was on sale and it cost me only $7.26. It came with a mini cd with software on it. I plugged the thing into my ancient e-machine desktop computer put the cd in the drive and I was in business immediately. Or maybe it was the other way around I can't remember. It was really easy. I am amazed at how fast it is as well. This adapter is the size of a thumbnail on a person's thumb but works really well. I have 75 mbps internet with Comcast and the adapter runs at 72 mbps per second. That is not bad at all. It does not slow down either. The only time it does slow down is when I am using my bandwidth to run other computers or devices. Or when Comcast slows down which we all know about right? And when the slow down occurs it has only been to 58 mbps with a strong signal. One thing I did notice though is I plugged it into the front usb port of my computer and it picked up the Comcast free wi-fi signals but when I plugged it into the back of my tower it did not. I can't explain that one. But I use my own secure account so I do not really care. I think I read somewhere where it said this adapter uses a direct line of sight signal and works best that way. My modem is in my office and the computer an ancient e-machine desktop is in my dining room and the signal reaches all the way over there just fine. No problems. My home is modest though. I recommend this product. I may look into tweaking the software a little but frankly I am just too lazy and I just don't care. I am also a cheapskate and I am glad I did not spend $30.00 or more on a more expensive item instead of this one. I think I saw another adapter with antennas on it for around $15.00 from Walmart.com but this one was the cheapest one from Walmart.com at the time so that is why I bought it. I saw that other sellers had ones for less on Walmart's website but I wanted to be able to return it to the store if there were any problems. I had it shipped site to store so I did not have to pay for any shipping fees. Once again me being a cheapskate. So this is worth it but if the one with the antennas on it is still on here it may be better I don't know. Before I forget I am running Windows Xp Home edition on the ancient desktop tower that the adapter is plugged into and if it will run on this it will run on anything. I guess I will sum up my rating by saying this adapter is plug and play and just great.

very useful item, and it works as it says!

It was good

Works great. Receiver on my laptop suddenly went but using this fixes the problem. It barely sticks out and the light on it is pretty dim compared to the previous one I owned (which broke because it stuck out awkwardly)

It felt cheap and glimsy upon opening the bluster package. On good faith I plugged it in, nothing at all happened. I tried to read filedirectory and there was none. AND yes I checked using another device. Sorry, I was really hoping this plug and play would work.