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This Wireless-AC USB adapter features dual bands for speeds of up to AC Mbps on the 5 GHz band and N Mbps on the GHz band. It can operate on either band to avoid interference, and you can choose to route newer Wireless-AC devices to the higher-speed 5 GHz band and older Wireless-N and -G devices to the GHz band. The Linksys Wireless USB Adapter AC Dual Band (WUSB) averaged Mbps in this test. The Totolink's 35Mbps just isn't acceptable. The adapter didn't do well at GHz mode either. The Linksys WUSB AC Wireless USB Adapter is widely available at a full retail price of $70, making it one of the more expensive AC USB adapters. Amazon currently has it for a more.

Wireless AC Dual Band USB Adapter Downloads; FAQs; Videos; Specifications; For access to the right downloads, please select the correct hardware revision for your. The Linksys WUSB AC Wireless-AC USB Adapter is a dual-band adapter that upgrades your Windows ® or Mac ® computer’s wireless adapter to the latest Wi-Fi standard. Setting up the Linksys WUSB is very easy using the Setup Wizard that comes with the CD included in the package. Ac Dual Band Usb Adapter Driver * Maximum wireless signal rates are referenced from IEEE theoretical specifications. Actual data throughput and coverage will vary depending on interference, network traffic, building materials and other conditions.