Panda Wireless® N600 Dual Band (2.4GHz & 5.0GHz) 300Mbps Wireless N USB Adapter w/WPS Button - Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11, Zorin, Mint, Ubuntu, openSUSE, Fedora, Centos & Kali Linux

Having upgraded my custom Windows 7 desktop to Windows 10 last year I have not had any problems until it came to using WI-FI. My previous network card (TP-LINK TL-WDN4800) gave me multiple issues including not connecting to my remembered network automatically, speeds and signal dropping overtime and just not working.Getting tired of these issues, I searched for a network adapter that was compatible with Windows 10 and I decided to go with the Panda N600. Once it arrived in the mail, I took the necessary steps to remove my old network card (disable device, uninstall drivers, shut down computer, remove card, etc.) and placed the N600 in the rear USB port of my PC. Booting up the PC, the device was already ready to use.Um, wow. That was easy.Using the adapter, I no longer ran into the issues I ran into my previous card and using it for six hours on a single boot I have not had any signal or speed issues.If there are two complaints with this device, it would be that the blue LED is a bit bright (nothing electric tape can't fix) and that the device gets a bit hot overtime. Other than that, I highly recommend any Windows 10 users with WI-FI issues to get this adapter. It's simple and it works.

If you're looking for cheap, fast, dual band wifi, this is the product for you. It looks nice and unobtrusive, although the blue light can be a little annoying but it's not bright so you can just plug it in the back if your pc if you like. I have the latest version of windows 10 and it worked right away without installing software.Pros:-Looks alright without any protruding antennas unlike other dual band wireless cards I've seen, although you can see that from the pictures-Fast-No real need for installing drivers(at least for me)-It's a good thing, just buy it, what are you still reading for?Cons:-Pulsing blue light can be a bit annoying, but not really

.. but just so-so wifi connection with my desktop Dell 9200 PC. . Signal drops. Router nearby and all my other devices work fine.Update: Even if I prioritize the desktop with my Google multi-nest router and reconfigure the network adapter via the Win10 Troubleshooter the signal still drops, esp while viewing YouTube videos.Update 10/17/2022: Finally reconfigured the Wifi device thru the Windows 10 to select only the 5 GHz signal when I queried the patient Panda rep. He finally acknowledged that was another solution in addition to prioritizing the PC desktop via my Google Home app under “devices”. Now the signal drops much less but YT videos still occasionally go to the buffer mode at which point I have to use the Win 10 troubleshooter and reconfigure the Panda wifi network adapter. Not perfect but better. The Dell desktop is old and yet it’s updated and works for my needs. No issues whatever with newer chips and software on my other devices

Works great. Especially for Cyber Security research tool necessity. Monitor mode and injection work plug and play straight out of the box on all my Kali Linux distros (Physical and VMs) no problems at all. Great range as well. I bought the Alfa AWUS036NEH, the Panda PAU07 N600 Dual Band, and the Panda PAU09 N600 Dual Band. All three worked perfectly, support monitor mode and injection, and plug and play straight out of the box for my Windows 10 machines and my Kali Linux machines (both physical and VMs). I would recommend any three of those items, they all performed identically and great.

Based on the good ratings here at Amazon, I purchased this Panda N600 (PAU07) WiFi dongle roughly a year ago, and it's worked great. I don't know if it actually delivers the speed claimed, but I don't have any problems watching YouTube videos at 1080p60 on a Win10/Linux Mint 17 platform with a WiFi router hard-connected to a cable modem. It's been a lifesaver when my Windows 10 Lenovo laptop decides to overheat the shitty internal WiFi card and starts dropping connections. It's been useful in the case where my older Windows/Linux desktop was almost out of range of my router and kept dropping connections, because I could pop this in and seriously reduce the frequency of dropped connections. Finally, it's been recently useful for my brand new HP desktop with Linux Mint 19. The Linux kernel doesn't yet seem to support the on-board WiFi device, so until it does, I've been using this unit pretty successfully. The only drawback is that it takes up a USB slot.

My old laptop was getting download speeds of 6 to 16 mbps (on a really good day) when I was paying for 45 mbps speeds. I averaged about 12. I tried updating my wifi drivers, changing the channel, didn't do any good. Then I thought for the price, I'd give this product a try. I was blown away. I am now getting 40.00 + speeds. The internal wifi card that came with my laptop just couldn't do the job. I am running Windows 10. I didn't bother with the installation cd. I plugged in the usb stick, disabled my internal wireless. Very simple. I may decide to update the drivers, but everything is working fine as is. Thank you Panda. I thought I was going to have to replace my laptop. Note - in order for the Panda to find my 5 ghz network, I went into control panel, network and sharing, right click properties on the panda wifi , configure, advanced, and then channel - selected 5g only. (for some window versions, it would list 802.11 ac ) The network disappeared for a second, and then Panda found the 5ghz. I'm now getting the full 50 mpbs I paid for.

I use this device for my desktop. It also works great for linux installs where the native wifi adaptor needs additional support/drivers. Allows me to complete an install and get the rest of the hardware support before unplugging for safe keeping.

Don't buy this

Purchased this due to he the built-in laptop wifi adaptor having issues with Ubuntu Linux, this works out of the box plugin and start using on Ubuntu 20.04. There was no need to install any drivers or compile etc in my case.

Great product works with most devices no complains

Works well on both my Linux and Windows 10 based devices.