BrosTrend USB WiFi 6 Dongle Long Range 1800Mbps, 2x High Gain WiFi Antennas

Used to have internet connection drop-out with my previous dongle which was quite annoying. However now with the BrosTrend USB WiFi 6 Dongle Long Range 1800Mbps, no issues.

Just started using this adapter and it is very promising. It managed to reach my ISP provider speeds to the full and even lowered my ping, which I was not expecting. It does have custom drivers, which is interesting and is not really a plug & play device. The drivers are on the internet with a link provided or their internal storage space in the wifi adapter itself (So you won't lose your drivers and are able to install them without the internet). The adapter is using USB to USB Micro B cable. I have tested this with just a simple USB Micro and it gives half the speed. So... If it breaks, it still works with just a random cable while you get a replacement from somewhere. So for so good. Quite happy with the product.

It works on Linux mint

Hello, I am pleased with both the goods delivered and the excellent service. Thank you and best regards

They keep on randomly disconnecting and I have to unplug them and plug them back in for them to work and 3 months later completely stopped working and I bought a second same one this one broke same issue in 32 days 2 days to late

I ha 0-2 bars on my PC 🖥. I plugged it t in and got full bars on my WiFi. Brilliant product. Thank you

Good quality and speed from this reciever but can be drop out on occasion.

Very easy to install and sends strong WiFi signal.

Great Product

Maravilloso producto, me aumento la velocidad de 5 a 80 megas en una parte de mi casa que siempre me habia costado tener buena recepcion

Buen producto me soluciono los problemas rápidamente y sin instalaciones complicadas, enchufar al puerto USB 3.0 ya que mi ordenador la tenía, instalar el software que va ya incluido y a funcionar

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I picked up this rosTrend USB WiFi 6 adapter because the built-in Wi-Fi on my motherboard is pretty weak. It supports both 5GHz and 2.4GHz, but the speeds on my internal card have always been underwhelming. I wanted something faster and with better range, and this ended up being a noticeable upgrade. Setup on Windows 11 was easy. When I plugged it in, it automatically opened the folder with the driver installer. After installing the driver and restarting my PC, it was up and running. One thing I would recommend: if you’re planning to use this as your main wireless connection and your PC already has built-in Wi-Fi, disable the old internal adapter first so you don’t have conflicts. The driver is supported by windows 10 and 11 I confirmed that after restart. Performance has been very good for me. I’m using this in a basement with thick concrete walls, and I was still able to get around 248 Mbps. On my internal Wi-Fi card, I was getting closer to 123 Mbps in the same location, so this was a pretty major jump. My Ethernet connection tops out around 330 Mbps, so this adapter gets surprisingly close for a wireless solution. The Bluetooth side also worked fine, and overall stability has been good. Streaming video and regular browsing have been seamless. I haven’t tested it for gaming or live streaming yet, but for normal internet use it’s been solid. My ping stayed about the same, but the faster download/upload speeds were definitely noticeable. Build quality feels good too. The adapter doesn’t feel cheap, and it only gets a little warm in use, not dangerously hot. It has venting on the bottom to help with heat, and the external antennas help a lot with range compared to the tiny nano-style adapters. That’s probably one of the biggest reasons it performs so much better in my setup. One thing some people might complain about is that it doesn’t use USB-C. Personally, that didn’t bother me much. It uses the older Micro-B style USB 3.0 connector, which you often saw on older external hard drives. USB-C would have been nicer for standardization, but it’s not a dealbreaker. Important note: this is a Windows-only device. It’s intended for Windows 10 and Windows 11, so I wouldn’t pick this up expecting Linux or Raspberry Pi compatibility. Overall, this is a very solid USB Wi-Fi adapter if your built-in Wi-Fi is weak and you want a simple way to improve speed and range on a Windows PC. In my case, it was a noticeable upgrade right away.