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I could do with this. :(

Just managed to get a set at 10am but sold out again. Thanks OP

in stock for me @ 9.33am

OOS

oos :(

I got one the other night from the Nottingham Carlton store. They had at least three more on the shelf at that time

Managed to order yesterday morning, however they cancelled my order this morning due to no stock ;(

Thanks op. Picked up one at Boscombe, Bournemouth store. They had something like 30 in stock they said.

Ha! I was too slow again!

Back in stock as of this minn

Expired now showing at £14.99

Have had one of these for a couple of years excellent quality, does job not much more to say! Heat of course, tempted to get another but don't really need one.

Wanted one but missed deal

I bought one of these a month ago and so far so good

Jimmymagic - yes you can use this blocker as well as many of the free ones to do this. In settings you need to add the "annoyances" filter. In other programmes process should be similar or use can use the prebake filter ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/liamja/Prebake/master/obtrusive.txt) if you're comfortable adding filters My pleasure. I'm glad I found it too - love it!

Can this be used to block annoying EU cookie notifications, and if so, will it work in every browser?

Thanks for posting this, coincidence but I was actually using AdGuard on a trial already when I spotted this deal.. paid £18.58 via Paypal. (y) As HankHandsome mentioned it's definitely the best adblocker for my Android device that I've ever used too.

Wayners, fair enough to be suspicious in the current climate where nothing can be trusted. Good advice to use opensource browsers and plugins. I've tried a lot of them and they are useful. AdGuard has been around for years with lots and lots of recommendations on the net. People have asked the trustworthiness question before and it seems there's little cause for concern but we'll see. For now, I love that I can use one product, on my laptop and phone, at home or out and about, and it works better than anything I've ever used before. Specifically on apps and programmes that are outside of the browser. I don't have to change any settings or add filters for complete ad blocking. Very pleased

Adguard's latest update allows you to "pause" the adblocking for a particular app. You have to be in the app itself and you swipe down from the top of the screen and it should give you the option to "pause". You can do that, or go into adguard itself and find the 'app management' menu. scroll down to the app you want to allow and just tap the box to remove the tick from "route all traffic through adguard" and it'll permanently exclude it from adblocking. I had to do that with my TSB Banking app because it didn't like AdGuard, but it works fine now. As someone who purchased the premium version of adguard on iOS a couple of years ago and who also has had the premium version on android for about a year, as well as using their DNS servers for extra adblocking, I can certainly assure you that i've had no trouble with them at any point. my stats so far on adguard are that it's saved nearly 11gb of data and has blocked over half a million ads.

Because it is the leaning tower of Pisa.,,, (highfive)

Why does the tower need to be 2metres?! :p

I believe that was the 10 way socket, so this us actually much cheaper.

This was posted a week ago, I got this a couple of years ago for 7.99 non-prime

Bought the six gang version and sent it back usb ports lasted 3 days before stopping working

Thanks for the clarification, that makes more sense. Still weary of dodgy Chinese electronics with fake reviews though!

4A is the max total USB output not the sockets.

4A total draw is ridiculous for a 4-socket extension cord. The cheap ones from b&q (£4) are 10A and the better ones are 13A.

From Fakespot "Tread lightly, this product may contain a major number of unreliable or low quality reviews!" https://www.fakespot.com/product/dodocool-extension-cord-4-way-surge-protector-power-strip-with-4-usb-ports-led-indicator-switch-extension-lead-5v-2-4a-for-smartphones-tablets-uk-plug-ac100-240v

Thanks for the info, but having owned one and spent hours trying numerous different drivers and numerous network tweaks, I won't be buying one these wifi dongles again - the tiny antennae just aren't anywhere near as good as a full sized antennae or antennae already built into laptops in terms of reception and throughput.

If you do a Windows Update eventually it should update to this version 1030.23.502.2017 which seems to work fine. There are also some newer 1030.27 drivers on Softpedia which also seem to work fine with Windows 10 April 2018 update: http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/NETWORK-CARD/REALTEK/Realtek-RTL8821AU-Wireless-USB-Adapter-Driver-1030-27-901-2017-for-Windows-10-Fall-Creators-Update-64-bit.shtml

Here is an article about the performance problem with this chipset after installing Windows 10 CU: http://www.danletsinger.com/blog/2017/4/27/wi-fi-slow-after-updating-to-windows-10-creators-update-fixed Here is an official link to the latest 1030.25 drivers but I found my adapter kept crashing with this version. http://www.realtek.com.tw/DOWNLOADS/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=21&PFid=64&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false

Where are those drivers from? Are they official TP-Link drivers or are they drivers that have been modded by someone?

It works well if you install the drivers I linked to above.