USB Wireless Adapter MediaTek Ralink RT5370N 150Mbps 2dBi Antenna WiFi Dongle Support Raspberry Pi 3 Pi 2 Pi Windows 10 Linux Mac 802.11n/g/b USB2.0 For Desktop Laptop PC

I needed something to boost the wifi on my raspberry pi 3+, as even mods to the built in antenna didn't help the signal get through our chunky walls. This is a simple plug and play unit, and the drivers are already available in the os, so wlan1 pops up moments after plugging it in.I was so happy with it that I even disabled the onboard wifi to prevent any risk of interference (just put dtoverlay=pi3-disable-wifi at the end of your /boot/config.txt if you've got a pi 3).I should point out that this is only a 2.4GHz device, so those looking for top speeds won't be impressed. But 2.4GHz has better penetration through obstacles and is much more reliable in marginal conditions than 5GHz signals, so I'm happy to make the compromise.All in all this is a simple wifi upgrade. Now I get 2-3 bars signal strength, instead of a fat 0 :)

We don't have very good WiFi in our home and reception to our Brennan B2 on Internet radio kept dropping out when using the standard WiFi dongle. I decided to give this a try and I'm pleased to say it has transformed the performance.The Brennan now connects to the WiFi almost instantly and stays connected. Highly recommended.

The wireless adaptor is small, easy to use a little cheaply made, but it does the job at a low price so far so good, a month on and I'm still happy with it.

I have plugged this into my usb socket in the back of my Brennan B2 to supply WiFi to listen to radio stations. It worked immediately. There is a supplied small cd which seems useless as how do I use it? I do not have a CD player capable of playing it. Putting it into the Brennan cd socket, which takes full size cds, seems to me to be risky.

Don't bother with these i have gone through 2 in as many months. 1st one stopped working after about 3 weeks I thought it might have just been a faulty one and ordered another after using the 2nd one for about 2 weeks it also just stopped working.

The item was detected by Windows and I even managed to update the drivers, bit it failed to detect any WiFi networks. I also tried it on two other Windows machines, a Linux machine and also a Raspberry Pi - nothing detected. I had to return as faulty.

At first it worked perfectly and all I was gonna do was upgrade the antenna, worked on Windows and Linux with monitor mode and appreciated mode capabilities. But after a few weeks it stoped being recognised with pop up saying usb device faulty or something along those lines, I have tried everything but seems to have just stopped working.

Decent wireless adapter for wifi but bought as this chipset is known to work with kali out of the box. Unfortunately, that is not the case even after trying countless things to get it to work. If you are looking for a cheap wifi adapter, this is fine. If you are looking for something to work with kali out of the box go with one by alfa.