Usb Wifi Card Pc

Canon did not include an USB cable with my camera purchase. �I would either use WIFI or take out the memory card to upload to my PC. �The Canon software did recognize my camera using WIFI but downloading was slow. �Using the card straight in my PC was faster, but my Canon software would not recognize my card when I plugged it in. �Now with the USB cable I just plug it in my camera and it recognizes it and downloads fast.

I just completed my first pc build and decided for this wifi card and I wasn't disappointed; the install was really straightforward and both the wifi and bluetooth work well.

The card dropped right in and after popping in the included CD I was up and running with WiFi and Bluetooth. This card is in a PC that replaced a PC with a onboard WiFi adapter and it is getting much higher speeds and a more stable connection. I high recommend. Windows update did update the WiFi adapter driver so the included CD is a little out of date.

Excellent wifi 6e card. This pcie card houses an intel m.2 wifi card. I have a 1gbps Verizon Fios internet plan and was noticing only 1mbps download speeds on my 12 year old desktop using a wifi4 (802.11n) mini pcie card. Instead of updating that I decided to use one of my many spare pcie 2.0 x1 slots by purchasing this card. After installing I omitted plugging in the Bluetooth usb wire to my motherboard as it's too old to have a spare usb header. I went to intel and installed their software to install the drivers using another computer and transferred the executable via USB. After the program installed the drivers I ran some speedtest and I average 450mbps down and 400mbps up in the living room a few feet and a door away from my Verizon 6e router. I recommend this product.

After having issues with my built-in wifi card, I purchased an USB-AC53 Nano based on a recommendation from a support technician. It solved the problem as soon as I installed it. Highly recommend this product!

I ordered this Allegro USB 3.1-C type card because my PC was damaged during a no-warning fire safety power shut-off back in October here in California which caused a surge straight through my APC backup/surge protector. This resulted in a damaged front audio and USB port unit through the main switch to my computer case which connects directly to the motherboard. Therefore all the USB ports on the front of the case and on the back I/O of the motherboard became non-functional. This card, attached to the motherboard, bypasses the USB-C port on the back so that I can temporarily use it for USB-C connections until a new USB/audio/switch unit arrives from Germany for my Be Quiet! 800 case. Fortunately, it is still under warranty, and Be Quiet! offered to replace the unit free of charge. However, the Allegro card only works in PCI-E 3.0 or higher slots. It will NOT fit in PCI-E 16 express (the interface is too wide). I tried it in a PCI-E 2.0 slot and it will not function in it at all. Be sure that you have the right configuration or it will not work. It has two USB-C ports. Therefore, with the right cables, I am also able to route it to a four-port hub for other USB input needs such as thumb drives. This adapter is similar in writing speed to the original USB-C port on the I/O from the motherboard. This, with a four port USB 3.0 card connected to the PCI-E express gives me enough latitude to plug in all of my peripherals until final repairs are made. When that happens I will use it in another older PC build which does not have USB-C capability. I have tried it in that PC and it works very well and fast.

I'm surprised at how small this drive is. It's smaller than my card reader. When used with USB C connection (PC), it is crazy fast at moving files. It connected to my iPad Pro flawlessly and plays HD from the drive with no lag. It looks like it was designed to match iMacs and other apple devices (looks great). I'm a PC myself. This drive does not work with my iPhone 11Pro max. I believe it only works with tablets and PC/Macs.

My old card readers do not support SDXC capacity. This card is very handy with new SDXC card. It has slots for both SD and micro SD cards. My mid-tower PC has front USB ports with a cover door. When using a SD card with this card reader, the cover door blocks this reader from being fully inserted into USB port. But this is not a real problem to me, as I can use USB port at the back of the PC.

I have been using this card in a D850 for two weeks with no issues. A USB-C PCIe card was added to my PC so that I could connect the ProGrade card reader via USB-C. The card is so fast that I can process 40MB photos on the card and the performance is equivalent to accessing then on an SSD.

I was in need of an expansion card to provide me with additional USB ports for new my business PC. I use Davinci Resolve with an associated logickeyboard, SpeedEditor for Davinci Resolve, StreamDeck, and external HD/SSD drives.