NETGEAR AC1200 Wi-Fi USB 2.0 Mini Adapter for Desktop PC | Dual Band WiFi Stick for Wireless Internet (A6150-100PAS)

Works great! Downloaded driver from NETGEAR website. Getting download speeds of 250 Mbps and upload of 214.Be sure to disable your old network adapter before installing driver. After that it’s plug and play. Visible on Device Manager Network adapters.

Moved to a new home but could not “see” my router with my old laptop. This device was easy to set up and solved the problem! Back in business!!

Works great. Downloaded driver via link provided in documentation, plugged the device into a USB port, selected Wi-Fi (5g) network, it worked.The built in Wi-Fi device on my computer failed. Before I messed with this new Wi-Fi device, I made sure this built in device was disabled. A det ail anyone using this new device should realize.

Problem solved. My PC couldn't detect the netgear wifi signal although it was able to detect my neighbours!! This little magical piece has solved the problem and I can go back and work in peace.Installation is so easy as well.Thank youuu

Bought a couple of these for cheap, and while they work well and have a good connection, I was initially confused as to why Windows didn't recognize them. Turns out you have to download drivers directly from the MFG for them to work. It was moderately difficult to locate the drivers, but worked fine after they were installed.

Works great with wifi but not a cellphone Hotspot.

My laptop WiFi was being flaky so I replaced it with this dongle. It works once you manually install the driver from Netgear as Windows 10 didn't automatically do it for me. Speed is great but the range isn't as good as my laptop's. It gets the job done an I'm happy with my purchase.

Purchased this product to be able to connect to multiple wifi connections simultaneously from my work laptop. From the start the connection was erratic and slow. During a video call, my connection would periodically drop off at regular intervals. I did some internet research to diagnose and fix the issue, and from what I can tell, it's likely a USB switching issue. So far, I've been unable to find a way to fix it on my laptop (a new HP zBook) though. The device is currently not able to provide any of the features I purchased it for.So then I made the mistake of calling Netgear support. Even going through their website to start a case (which supposedly expedites things), I still sat on hold for almost half an hour before actually being connected to a service rep. We talked through some basic troubleshooting. The issue happened on both my old router and the new Netgear Orbi system I just purchased. Because the issues didn't seem to happen on my other laptop, the rep claimed that the problem was 100% my work laptop, and that I needed to contact HP to troubleshoot my Netgear device. I tried to explain that we had only determined that the hardware was working and that I needed help troubleshooting the configuration of their adapter, but the rep stonewalled and said that it wasn't their problem. I've never run into a company that sells a technical product and outright refuses to help configure it in any way. I will likely be returning the adapter, and I'm considering returning the Orbi system I just purchased as well since Netgear refuses to support their products.