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TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter
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Posted 12 March 2024

TP-Link 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter

£6.99
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  • 300 Mbps wireless High-Speed Performance - ideal Wi-Fi dongle for smooth HD video, voice streaming and online gaming
  • Mini-sized USB wireless adapter and easy unplugged design for convenient portability with a reliable high performance
  • Soft AP mode - turns a wired internet connection to a PC or Laptop into a Wi-Fi hotspot
  • One button security setup - Easily setup a secure wireless connection with one-touch WPS button
  • Supports Windows 10/8.1/8/7/XP, Mac OS, Linux
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  1. maddogb's avatar
    very old slow tech with more modern AC adapters for very little extra cost, sorry but cold from me.
    onthephone's avatar
    Yeah, even though it's not much faster, getting this one which supports AC and the 5GHz band is probably better: amazon.co.uk/dp/…PTL it's even a bit cheaper (£5.99)
  2. vit0's avatar
    Do not buy this, it’s single band 2.4Ghz, if you want a cheap adapter at least make sure it’s dual band 5Ghz
  3. Zikohh's avatar
    I got this for an old pc and it worked fine.
  4. Adaptle's avatar
    Be careful with this, its cheap but its also rubbish. I had one and had nothing but trouble. Would often loose connection and sometimes machine wouldn't even detect it plugged in. Reinstalled drivers, updated MB bios, chipset etc but gave up with it in the end. 
  5. HPMan's avatar
    Niche but these are compatible with QNAP NAS so you can plug it in and config only takes a few mins.
  6. audin's avatar
    Wireless N?! What year are we in again?
  7. jonnybargain's avatar
    Be careful pulling these out . The plastic came right off mine now loose
    jonnybargain's avatar
    Oh it might have been a different model
  8. steve1221's avatar
    Anyone recommend a wifi6 adapter (which I guess this isn't). Ever since we moved BB companies by wife's laptop is having a problem with the new router.
  9. Rbaj's avatar
    I am just trying to think of a use case for this :/
    MrKev83's avatar
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    Connecting to the internet so you can learn how to string a sentence together?
  10. STi_prodrive's avatar
    does anyone know if they do a 1meg one ? dont mind the price
  11. jhw's avatar
    May as well pay £3 more and get a 1300Mbps one amazon.co.uk/Blu…S3M


    I got one - only annoying thing is a ridiculously bright blue led that flashes all the time when in use. You can't even cover it up because it's inside, and comes out of vents on either side. In the end I taped up the vents, so maybe it'll overheat and burn out sometime? (edited)
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