Need help to pick internet adapter

[BeBlaze]

Need help to pick internet adapter

I have been looking at the TL-WN881ND i just need to know will it suit for downloading and online games and idk if this is true but i heard that after acouple years or months it will get slower the internet thing i just need to pick out i would like to go for a lilttle low price and i just want it to have antennas not anything else. ohh yea almost forgot will bluetooth work in it?

TL-WN881ND - $18 AUD 'Without postage added'
TL-WDN4800 - $49 AUD 'Without postage added'

We use foxtel internet soo idk if they will go best with that soo yea

 

[SkyNetRising]

Why wi-fi card?
Stationary pc-s usually use wired ethernet. It's the best option for speed/reliability.
Wi-fi is for mobile devices.

 

[BeBlaze]

Why wi-fi card?
Stationary pc-s usually use wired ethernet. It's the best option for speed/reliability.
Wi-fi is for mobile devices.

Because im 16 and my pc is in my room and im not gonna use ethernet going to the loungroom with dogs and one of my dogs are really scared of cords plus my parents wont like that

 

[BeBlaze]

If you dont know what im talking about i need wifi thing to connect to my wifi

 

[SkyNetRising]

How many walls are there between your pc and wifi router? If 3 or more, wifi signal will be significantly weakened.

Next best thing after wired ethernet would be powerline ethernet adapters.
https://www.tp-link.com/au/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA4010-KIT.html

 

[kanewolf]

You didn't say what WAN speed or what router you have. So telling you to buy the more expensive adapter is of unknown benefit. IF you have a dual band router and the 5Ghz network will get to your room then the more expensive adapter would be better.

BUT, I agree with @SkyNetRising, the you will be much happier with powerline network adapters. I would recommend a slightly different model -- https://www.tp-link.com/au/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA9020P-KIT.html Because the ones I recommend are AV2 (newer standard) certified.

 

[BeBlaze]

You didn't say what WAN speed or what router you have. So telling you to buy the more expensive adapter is of unknown benefit. IF you have a dual band router and the 5Ghz network will get to your room then the more expensive adapter would be better.

BUT, I agree with @SkyNetRising, the you will be much happier with powerline network adapters. I would recommend a slightly different model -- https://www.tp-link.com/au/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA9020P-KIT.html Because the ones I recommend are AV2 (newer standard) certified.

We use foxtel and just did a test on http://www.speedtest.net/#
with a USB internet wifi *that i normaly use for my laptop
WIFI USB: Dual-Band AC1900 USB Wi-Fi Adapter by ASUS
PING ms
10
DOWNLOAD Mbps
46.11
UPLOAD Mbps
17.74

We have 5gz and 2.4ghz i think so

 

[BeBlaze]

How many walls are there between your pc and wifi router? If 3 or more, wifi signal will be significantly weakened.

Next best thing after wired ethernet would be powerline ethernet adapters.
https://www.tp-link.com/au/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA4010-KIT.html

1 wall but moving soon soo i dont know how many walls in next house