Homemade Wifi Antenna For Chromebook Laptop

It's a great product but If only it did a little more than what your phone can do. I enjoy it though. It wont replace the need for a laptop entirely but close to a chromebook.

Great minimalist laptop bag with just enough space to carry a few essentials. Just what I was looking for to carry a Chromebook.

It seems well-made my Chromebook looks comfy in it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the USB-C Multimedia Adapter because I travel and do presentations. I set up training presentations on a laptop or Chromebook. Then I use either an available Moniter or TV. Often some are older or don't have the same media attachment as my laptop or Chromebook. With the Multimedia Adapter I never have to worry about not being able to connect to give my presentations. There is nothing worse than to have a room full of people that are paying you to conduct a training and you look like you are not competent enough to connect a PC to a TV or projector. This Adapter has already been a lifesaver once and I am sure it will be again. It is just super convenient.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works to charge both my Lenovo laptop and Chromebook at a decent speed. Very similar to the original cords that came with those devices. Can’t speak to durability yet but hoping it will last.

The PC is very quiet and looks cool. waiting to see how it works with games! One tip: You need to connect the wifi antenna otherwise the internet speed is very low.

Like everything else in the UniFi lineup, this access point has been nothing but rock solid and easy to set up. It works great to expand wifi coverage to my backyard, since the wifi signal inside my house doesn't make it reliably outside. I can't comment on the mesh functionality since I have it connected via Cat 6 outdoor ethernet cable to a Ubiquiti US-8-60W switch inside the house, so it's just acting like an access point rather than a mesh network. It is also connected outside to a Ubiquiti ETH-SP-G2 surge protector (in the picture, which I need to ground), and a second ETH-SP-G2 on the outside of the house, where the ethernet cable goes into the house (grounded). The access point and surge protector is mounted under my deck, on one of the support pillars. My only negative feedback is the mounting options. While the access point comes with a few different options (pole mount, wall mount, and antenna mount), the mount that I was going to use (wall mount) doesn't look like it has a way to detach the access point too easily. I first mounted it to the Ubiquiti Universal Antenna Mount (UB-AM), but the antenna mount was overkill for one little access point and the surge protector, so I ended up returning that. I like the antenna mount that comes with the access point, which I ultimately used, since it has a tab you push to detach the access point from the mount. I intend to remove the access point during the winter, since I'm not in my backyard much then (living in Colorado). So I ended up drilling a couple of small screw holes in the middle of the antenna mount, which has worked well.

We use this for our senior's community resident-owned wifi system and have used this antenna for several years with minimal problems. Most are usually user-related and if not programmable Ubuquiti has always replaced them. B&H's pricing is the best I have found lately and some dealers are not able to get or ship within a reasonable time. I got my order from B&H Photo in 2 weeks.

Got this for my first PC don’t have any issues with it yet only thing I is that I couldn’t figure out how to get the WiFi antenna to work

I was baffled why my gigabit switch with POE wouldn't power my wifi mesh antenna that runs on POE. Turns out there are different POE types and this little gizmo bridges the two devices. It works perfectly and I thank B&H for helping me solve the problem.