WiFi Adapter for Desktop PC, WiFi 6 AX1800 Mbps Long-Range Wide-Coverage Dual-Band 5G/2.4G USB WiFi Adapter Built-in Driver for PC Laptop Desktop Supports Windows 11/10/ 7 (Black)

Connect Your PC of Windows to 1800Mbps Dual Band WiFi

By connecting HEBESPACE dual band USB WiFi adapter to any USB ports of your laptop, desktop of Windows, you can get extended wireless transfer rates of up to 1201Mbps on 5GHz Wi-Fi band or 574Mbps on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band. You can use the 5GHz Wireless band for smooth gaming and HD streaming, and the 2.4GHz band for video calls and shopping online. Taking advantage of the 802.11 ax Wi-Fi technology, this AX1800 USB Wireless Adapter works with the latest WiFi 6 routers, also works with WiFi 5 routers, including routers of 802.11ax/ac/n/g/b/a.

Lightning-Fast Speeds

Connect directly to your computer through USB, or USB-C, you'll experience faster downloads, smoother streaming, and lower latency in gaming and video calls. It’s backward compatible with older WiFi standards, ensuring seamless connectivity and no matter your network.

Enhanced Networks Performance & Lower Latency for Real-Time Applications

Do you have multiple devices connected to your home network?

Does the device often lag or freeze?

Wi-Fi 6 is built to handle high-density environments, it can solve the above problems well, meaning your connection remains strong even when several devices are online simultaneously. Wi-Fi 6 significantly reduces latency, ensuring real-time responses for online gaming, video conferencing, and other latency-sensitive tasks. Your actions are instantly mirrored in the game or meeting, keeping you connected.

Why Upgrade to a Wi-Fi 6 Adapter?

In today’s fast-paced digital world, staying connected is more important than ever. Whether you’re working from home, gaming, watching 4K videos, or managing smart home devices, you need a reliable and fast internet connection. That’s where the Wi-Fi 6 adapter comes in — a game-changer for your PC's wireless connectivity.

Precautions：

WiFi adapter relies on the USB interface for data transfer, which means the network speed you experience may be lower than a wired network connection on your laptop. Additionally, the following factors may also contribute to slower network speeds:

• Network environment: Are you connected to the 5GHz or 2.4GHz band? WiFi 6 performs optimally on the 5GHz band.
• Router compatibility: Are you using a WiFi 6 (802.11ax) compatible router? If your router supports only WiFi 5 or earlier standards, the WiFi 6 adapter may not reach its full potential.
• Device settings: Is the adapter plugged into a USB 3.0 port? Using a USB 2.0 port will limit the speed.

What is OFDMA

How OFDMA Works:

OFDMA is an evolution of OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing). In OFDM, data is divided into multiple subcarriers, with each subcarrier transmitting data at different frequencies simultaneously, which improves spectral efficiency and reduces interference.

In OFDMA, subcarriers are not only used for one user's data transmission but can also be allocated to multiple users simultaneously. Essentially, OFDMA divides each subcarrier into smaller "Resource Units" (RUs), which are then assigned to different users. This means that multiple devices can transmit data at the same time on the same channel, but using different resource units.

Advantages of OFDMA:

1. Efficient Use of Spectrum Resources: Since subcarriers can be allocated to multiple users simultaneously, OFDMA makes more efficient use of spectrum resources, reducing bandwidth wastage.
2. Reduced Latency: OFDMA allows multiple devices to transmit data simultaneously, reducing the time devices spend competing for bandwidth, which in turn lowers latency.
3. Support for High-Density Device Environments: In environments with a high density of devices, OFDMA can more efficiently manage bandwidth allocation, ensuring that each device has enough resources to communicate.
4. Increased Data Throughput: By more effectively allocating resources, OFDMA increases overall network data transmission speeds, especially in environments with multiple devices.