But as they say, there is no limit to perfection. – while supporting WiFi 802.11 b/g/n up to 150Mbps.
I chose Kasens KS-N5200. This time the parcel went for quite a long time – more than 20 days, probably the rumors about the change in the delivery route are true. Here’s what came out of it… The adapter attracted with its, frankly, impressive characteristics: The adapter came in a modest brown cardboard box. Access to some sites is restricted on my local network at work, but it is possible to bypass this restriction by connecting to a free access point. Reception on the TP-Link TL-WN821N was better, but also remained unstable, but the D-link DWA-126 was at its best, providing a stable connection almost constantly. I ordered delivery https://jiji.ng/kosofe/musical-instruments/bass by Singapore Post.
Kasens KS-N5200 – USB WiFi adapter with large antenna
In an attempt to solve the reception problem, I tested several WiFi adapters, namely: TP-Link TL-WN821N (Atheros AR9170 chip), D-link DWA-525 (Ralink RT2860 chip), D-link DWA-126 (Atheros AR9271 chip) < /p> I was still not completely satisfied with the communication quality, so I became interested in adapters with large antennas, and decided to buy one of them.
The package included: a WiFi adapter combined with an antenna, a 5-meter armored miniUSB cable with ferrite rings, a software disk and instructions for hacking WiFi networks under the proud name "Wireless network security testing".
On the back of the box, the specifications of the adapter were listed, matching the description of the store. The DWA-525 performed the worst. – 80DBI antenna
– 6600 mW power, The problem is that it is located several floors below, as a result of which the signal is rather weak.