Wireless N 300Mbps Long-Range USB Adapter with Two 5dBi Antennas and USB 2.0 Cradle (WF-2116), 300 Mbps High Gain

Easy to install. Works with cd supplied.

Sencillamente, pensé que tendría problemas con la recepción ya que el modem lo tengo en la parte baja de la casa, y mi computadora de escritorio se encuentra en el primer nivel, además de que son muros gruesos, sin embargo, no fue así, y la calidad de la señal siempre me llega completa, la transmisión de señal es excelente, según la aplicación que se instala con los controladores, y sencillamente es muy buena y a un excelente precio. De verdad no duden en adquirirla.

Plugged it in and my Linux LUbuntu PC immediately recognized it. I was afraid I'd have to spend a few hours debugging drivers but I had no problems whatsoever. Speed seems fine. I also appreciate the long usb cable so I can locate the antenna freely.

This is an update on January 21 2019, puchased early September 2015. This is the orginal comment I made: "Easy install, have bought for friend who loves it too for their out-building. Would buy again." Yesterday I was at the same friends out in their outbuilding, he was trying to get connected with it (about 50 meters from the router) and it wouldn't light up. (this antenna has been outside in the elements in eastern canada since purchased). My friend thought it must finally be dead, I agreed. We brought it inside and dried it out because it had been raining all day, plugged it in, turns out it was just wet. Put it back outside (still raining out, it just hangs by the usb upside down), connected right away and got 90% link quality. (using the netis program 90%), it had registered about the same link quality a couple of weeks earlier with a different program. I was testing an alfa card with with a high gain directional antenna then and needed a different program. EDIT a year later. Netis has hung upside down for near another year, was -7 celcius tonight and it stayed connected 100 feet from the house, about 115 feet from the modem. Insane. It hangs from outside the top of a roll up door in the box from an old reefer truck which sits up on blocks. Its barely under any cover and doesn't get much intense sun from the direction it sits. Gets lots of open wind, rain, snow, heat from the wood stove which is about 4 feed away directionally and about 4 feet down (stoves in the truck box which is insulated because its a reefer truck).

Worked well for a laptop where the wifi stopped working. Fits in a USB port.