Wireless USB Adaptors

[Bernard]

I'm currently using this.

https://www.amazon.com/Panda-300Mbps-...words=300+mbps

Sounds like it can support my internet speed and router.

[Poxer]

I'm currently using this.

https://www.amazon.com/Panda-300Mbps-...words=300+mbps

Yes @bernard I would say but that one , cheap and good .
At least someone tested it .

[AZN_JZN]

I think I would actually recommend this:

https://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-WDN...press+wireless

it is from a reputable brand, and also supports 5ghz (your modem also supports 5ghz).

Most wireless signal function on 2.4ghz, however on that frequency it is probably clustered with other signals such as mobile phones, microwaves, etc. On 5ghz there are less noise, thus less susceptible to interference, delivering a more smooth experience.

Got any recommendations for Wireless USB?

[KarmaKills]

what cunt in australia im lucky if i get 1000kbs :'( on some days it's limited to 300kbps and i'm paying $70 a month

[Jew]

My internet speed it suppose to be like 50 Mbps

my cousin's PC upstairs gets 130000 kbps

your cousin must have bought a faster connection for himself
130mb > 50mb just so you get it

[Mokou-Sama]

I have no other suggestion than getting a cable to get optimun speed or a new wireless adaptor.
Which models in particular are the best I have no idea, I'd say you go to a shop and ask.
Good luck with that.

[MikeN'Ikes]

Have you tried using powerlines? I heard tplink makes good powerlines.