EDUPWiFi Bluetooth Dongle,600Mbps Dual Band 2.4/5Ghz USB Wireless Adapter, External Receiver with High Gain Antenna for PC/Desktop/Laptop, Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7

sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Seems ok on win 7, but I need it on win 10. Typical issue is that it sometimes sees only 1 network out of many that are actually around, but it will not connect to it. When it sometimes decides to detect and display all networks, it will connect to any of them, but on re-boot, it's back to being temperamental and mostly useless.Plugged in an older USB dongle I had lying around, from a different manufacturer, and that one works fine.

I plugged it into my computer to use as a WiFi and Bluetooth dongle for my wireless headphones and WiFi network. The network speed was decent and about what I expect from it, however the Bluetooth was on the edge of unusable. I was able to connect my headphones but they kept on cutting out from nowhere. They could be fine for 12 seconds and then suddenly cut out for half a second repeatedly for 5 seconds, then go back to being just fine. Even when my head is directly next to the dongle, I still got the issue. It's alright for WiFi but don't buy this if you intend to use it for Bluetooth.

The Bluetooth works amazing but the Wi-Fi both 2.4 and 5 GHz has connection problem. In the first couple of days I was connected with the 2.4 GHz connection but then not even this is working anymore. I followed the instructions, installed the drivers but Wi-Fi keeps having problem.UPDATE : If anyone like me bought this product and use it for connecting an Xbox one controller, then I suggest not to install the Bluetooth driver . If you have Windows 10 then it will recognise it and has its own Bluetooth driver and it works flawlessly, instead in the beginning when I followed the instructions to download and install the drivers my controller was giving me lag input problems.👉🏼 Just plug it on the USB port preferably at the front case for best signal and you are ready to go ( at least with Windows 10) hopefully this can help anyone that went through the same issue

The adapter doesn't have an official Linux driver but it works quite well with the one which I managed to find on GitHub.

Very easy to plug in and go. No need to download and install any drivers for my Windows 10 machine.Not attempted Bluetooth yet but that was enabled right away by default.What really surprised me was the speed, both download and upload were faster than my ethernet cable. By a couple of mb on both upload and download.EDIT: After my 3rd use it's now a lot slower?? Not sure what's going on, it was 40mbps, then 2nd try it was 16 mbps, now, it's 3mbps.I like the small design and the ability to point the dongle.

This product workes exactly how it was supposed to. I had a small issue at the start getting everything to work properly but it purely down to user error as I didn't read the instructions properly.Ic had it plugged in for a few days now into my PC that doesn't have any WiFi at all and it works absolutely amazingly, it's not cut out once.The Bluetooth works, however I've found smaller devices like headphones don't tend to connect. Could be the plug in or the pc. Overall definitely worth the money, does exactly what it says

Simple to install phyiscally. But could not use the daft tiny CD with the drivers. Had to locate the equivalent online front the manufacturer, and that took some investigation using the Chinese website. It would be better if they used a normal sized CD or provided a link to the online drivers in the packaging.

It works as advertised, bluetooth works, WiFi works, under both Windows and Linux, it doesn't take much space, easy as pie to install. It maxed out my 350Mbps down connection, and the connection stability is top notch. Admittedly, it isn't supposed to support Linux, but the drivers exist so ehh... and I didn't have the opportunity to try it on Mac OS X but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Good product, good value.