• Reviews around card (2.28 of 5)

    TP-Link TL-WN725N N150 USB wireless WiFi network Adapter for pc with SoftAP Mode - Nano Size, Compatible with Windows XP/7/8/8.1/10 - Mac OS 10.6~10.11 - Linux Kernal 2.6~3.16

    • Bought this for a computer with a bad wireless card, but then needed it for my laptop when I upgraded to a WiFi 6 router and my wireless card was outdated
    • Be sure to disable your internal WiFi card if applicable
    • This is a decent wireless card and I am ecstatic that Windows 10 has a native driver for it, so a clean install of Win10 will install the device automatically and prompt you to join a network
    • The problem is, my laptop [[ASUS Zenbook UX31) shipped with a notoriously crappy network card--it's just the luck of the draw--so if this adapter hadn't fixed my spotty, slow-as-hell wireless connection--or made it at least bearable--I was going to have to consider getting a new laptop--a miserable thought because I love almost everything else about my Zenbook)
    • The wireless card on my laptop took a crap and just plugged this in and was back on line in no time at all
    • I bought this to work around a buggy Atheros wireless card in an old Acer laptop
    • I bought this because my internal card was having issues
    • my internal card lost the high end connection.
    • I ordered a less expensive USB ethernet card and it never worked that
    • wireless card went bad in a laptop and this thing works great and barely noticeable in the side of the laptop.
    • I used this on my laptop after the wireless card quit working
    • This worked great with a Windows 8 HP laptop (recognized and installed the default driver automatically) that had a failed wireless internal card
    • They work as well as the old clunky pci card wit the three antennas
    • I assumed my WLAN card just went bad, but I wasn’t sure...
    • I'm getting connection speeds, comparable to my defunct WiFi card, so this totally meets my expectations
    • Bought this for my desktop that lacked a wireless card
    • They work as well as the old clunky pci card wit the three antennas
    • This card is perfect for my small home of 1200 SQ
    • Needed a USB wifi adapter since my 8 year old laptop's Intel WiFi 4965AGN card would have its driver crash on Windows 10 (apparently there's no fix)
    • Worked within 2 minutes of fixing a laptop with a unusable WiFi card
    • This tiny usb adapter works just as fast as my previous wireless card.
    • It a good replacement for a laptop with bad internal WIFI card
    • great for broken net card replacement
    • My old laptop has an eSATA port, and this little card does very well with it
    • The wireless card inside of the laptop became faulty and this is a fantastic way to fix that easily.
    • You can get a real wireless card for around $20-25, which will work much better than this sad little thing
    • Got this to replace the lame internal WIFI card in my Toshiba Satellite, but found it would only connect at 2.4 GHz.
    • If you buy this thinking it is going to be as good as a wifi card or an ethernet cable you will be disappointed because it will not be as fast as either of those
    • Had a flaky wireless card in my laptop so installed this, was super
    • I think I have a bad Wi-Fi card.
    • I've been using a pair of GC-WB867D-I cards in my gaming computer and HTPC and they work without any effort getting them running even on Linux
    • Had an old macbook with the popular dead wifi card
    • Sometimes the wireless card fails in their laptop or other to help troubleshoot other networking problems.
    • Had an old macbook with the popular dead wifi card
    • Worked to fix a faulty internal WLAN card in a Dell laptop for next to nothing, just installed the driver, connected and we have been totally stable for days now.
    • Easy and cheap way to solve bad wifi card.
    • I disabled the built in Wireless Lan card as it caused a huge memory leak.
    • Installed a few days ago on my desktop and it's been as fast as when it was hooked up to my Motorola Surfboard modem/WiFi router when I had high speed cable internet @ up to 300Mbps.
    • Works as it should.
    • It works well as far as
    • Works as what it is supposed to but the range is pretty average.
    • Wifi Adapter for troubleshooting, as well as to be able to use the network I needed to connect to
    • I figured having a bunch of these as spares would work out as I'm never too trusting about the lifetime of these guys.
    • I wasn't expecting to get stellar ds, but as it is advertised ds is 150mb/