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I've been using it for several days between my PC that has Windows 10 and Sony MDR-XB950n1 headphones with zero issues. I was hesitated buying this product at the beginning for this low price but the product can compete ones like pluggable.

Nice magnetic antenna design

I needed an adapter that could be connected via a USB cable. The cable is long enough and comes with the adapter. It works very well. I have a WiFi range extender in the house and my computer with the WavLink adapter are in a detached garage.

Easy install Fast connection Flawless bluetooth

#1 Helpful pre-shipping communication to ensure it would work with my motherboard #2 reads previous gen WiFi and Bluetooth devices so no need to upgrade router #3 somewhat easy to install**

I have been running CAT cable throw my rooms to get internet on my desktop till now this small USB wifi dongle removed the need to long cables now I can make my desktop wifi enabled using this dongle. The setup was really easy it was plug and play for my windows 10 machine. I loved the single button sync to avoid need of password to connect with my router. Well worth the amount.

I took a chance on this Fenvi AC1200 PCIe Wi-Fi adapter after my original ASUS PCIe Wi-Fi card started acting quirky. And yes, you heard that right, I still use Windows 8.1, so bite me! 😂 This PC is an older AMD Phenom X4 system with 32GB of RAM that I primarily use as a home theater PC. It's still plenty powerful for what I need it to do, so I had no reason to replace an otherwise perfectly good system just because the Wi-Fi card was getting temperamental. My old ASUS adapter had developed an annoying problem where it would sometimes stop detecting 5 GHz networks altogether, leaving me stuck on 2.4 GHz. As newer wireless technology such as Wi-Fi 6 became more common, it seemed like the older ASUS card was increasingly having trouble with some of the newer 5 GHz channels. That's when I decided to give this Fenvi adapter a try, especially since the listing mentioned compatibility going back to Windows 7. There was one little adventure, though. 😅 After installing the card, I had trouble finding a pre-Windows 10 driver on Fenvi's website. Then I noticed the warning saying it wasn't compatible with AMD chipset-based motherboards. At that point I was almost ready to pack it back up and return it, figuring I'd made a purchasing mistake. Instead, I did a little digging and discovered that the card uses an Intel 7265NGW AC wireless chipset. I went directly to Intel for the driver and, lucky for me, found a Windows 8.1-compatible driver for the Intel 7265. 😁👍 Downloaded it, installed it, and BAM! Wi-Fi was back! Not only did the adapter work in my AMD-based system, but the performance has been considerably better than my old ASUS card. I use T-Mobile Home Internet, and with my old ASUS adapter, assuming I could even get it to connect properly to the 5 GHz network, my speeds would sometimes struggle to reach around 70 Mbps. With this Fenvi adapter, I'm now seeing the full ~370 Mbps, even while connected through a VPN! So I'm very glad I didn't immediately give up on this card and return it. A useful tip for anyone with an older Windows installation: if you're having driver problems with the software provided by the vendor, try locating the appropriate legacy driver for the Intel 7265NGW AC chipset instead. That made all the difference on my Windows 8.1 machine. As for that warning about it not working with AMD chipset-based systems... Not compatible with AMD chipsets? ,.. SUUUURRE. 🙄 It's working just fine in mine, and doing a better job than the adapter it replaced. 5 stars from this stubborn Windows 8.1 user! 😁👍

Clean, good heads, worked out of the package

Really fast and reliable

Provides boards without WIFI and Bluetooth with both; if the pcie slot is covered then just get an extension for them it works wonderfully.