Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Asus adapter will deliver fine speeds in 5GHZ mode.

One of the easiest ways to add wireless capabilities to almost any system is by use of a USB adapter, at least if your system supports USB or later as that will provide enough bandwidth for even the ...

The wireless network speeds seemed like they were standing still for a while through the AC1200 and AC1900 times, but lucky for all of us, those times are gone and we’ve arrived at the AC3000 times.

The Asus USB-AC56 delivers top-shelf performance, but it’s also one of the more expensive 802.11ac Wi-Fi USB adapters you’ll encounter. Asus has been trouncing the competition with respect to wireless ...

ASUS USB-BE92 Nano is an ultra-compact USB adapter designed to support Wi-Fi 7 connectivity while maintaining a low profile when plugged in. Announced by ASUSTeK Computer Inc., headquartered in Taiwan ...

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One of the things that has always annoyed me about travel is the hit and miss internet connectivity. On top of this, in most hotels you cannot have multiple systems on their wireless connection ...

The best wireless adaptors remain incredibly useful, as they can allow pretty much any device to connect to a Wi-Fi network. While most modern devices have Wi-Fi built in, there are many that don't ...

ASUS' PCE-AC88 is everything you have been waiting for if you want top-tier performance to match your new high performance router. I have been using ASUS adapters to test routers here at TweakTown ...

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Nothing is more frustrating than a poor Wi-Fi signal, especially when downloading games, on a video call, or streaming. An outdated Wi-Fi card could be to blame, and rather than tinkering around in ...