LB-LINK 150Mbps Nano Wireless N USB WiFi Adapter

Rs.1,500.00

LB-Link
Nano Wireless USB Wi-Fi Adapter
USB 2.0 Interface
Up to 150Mbps rate
2.4GHz frequency

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Brand

LB-Link

Product Type

Nano Wireless USB Wi-Fi Adapter

Interface

USB 2.0

Wireless Rate

Up to 150Mbps

Wireless Standard

IEEE 802.11b/g/n

Frequency Band

2.4GHz

Antenna Type

Internal Antenna on BL-WN151 variant

Wireless Modes

Client Mode, SoftAP Mode (turn wired internet into Wi-Fi hotspot)

Compatibility

Windows 11 / 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / XP, macOS, Linux (version support may vary)

Design

Compact nano-style design

LB-LINK 150Mbps Nano Wireless N USB Adapter

Add wireless network connectivity to your compatible computer with the LB-LINK 150Mbps Nano Wireless N USB Adapter. Designed for convenience, this compact USB adapter allows supported desktop PCs and laptops to connect to a Wi-Fi network without requiring a separate internal wireless card.

Using Wireless N technology, the adapter supports wireless link rates of up to 150Mbps, making it suitable for everyday browsing, email, online communication and general internet use when paired with a compatible wireless router.

Wireless Speeds up to 150Mbps: Supports Wireless N connectivity for everyday networking.Compact Nano Design: Small form factor that occupies minimal space when connected.USB 2.0 Interface: Connects through a compatible USB port.2.4GHz Wi-Fi: Connects to supported 2.4GHz wireless networks.Desktop and Laptop Support: Adds Wi-Fi capability to compatible computers.Wireless Security: Supports compatible wireless security protocols according to the model and driver.Convenient Installation: Driver or setup utility may be required, depending on the operating system and adapter version.

Before purchasing, check the adapter’s model number and operating system requirements. Some versions require specific drivers, and compatibility with newer Windows, macOS or Linux releases is not guaranteed for every chipset revision.

Actual wireless performance depends on the router, signal strength, interference, network conditions and the capabilities of the connected device.