The Ourlink adapter (view on Amazon) retails for about $12-a little pricer compared to TP-Link’s $8 price tag. TP-Link and Ourlink both boast nano adapters that can handle fast speeds, so it makes sense to compare the two, especially if you’re determined to use this kind of adapter. The TP-Link TL-WN725N is one of the most inexpensive options on the market, which initially makes it appealing. However, when surfing Reddit and YouTube, the TP-Link handled these tasks with ease and without buffering. Needless to say, I was not going to be playing Elder Scrolls Online on this machine anytime soon-not without risking my ESO character in battle. Whereas I was running up to 15Mbps upstairs, the all-in-one only registered 6.92Mbps.
TP LINK DRIVERS WN725N PC
To my horror, the Windows OS PC didn’t like the TP-Link at all. So, I swapped machines, switching to a 2014 all-in-one PC one floor closer to the router. Still, in a pinch, the TP-Link could handle some kind of ranged signal, albeit weak. And rubber-band I did, over the course of the four long, arduous days I tested this adapter. If I wanted to run my level 50 hobbit in Lord of the Rings Online, I’d need a stronger adapter-or a closer signal-if I didn’t want to constantly rubber band in Bree. In running a speed test from the third floor, I only got measly speeds of 15Mbps. If you’re looking for a ranged nano adapter, this is not the one for you.
TP LINK DRIVERS WN725N PORTABLE
This isn’t a big deal if you’re planning on keeping it there indefinitely, but if you’re using a portable device that requires you to unplug and reinsert the adapter with some frequency, it’s definitely something you might want to consider. Because it’s so tiny, getting a firm grip to remove it is a real pain. While most of its size is ideal, I did run into one minor issue when trying to remove it from my Eluktronics laptop. It’s great if you need to stick it in a laptop on the go, or if you’re limited on USB port plugs like all-in-one PC desktops tend to be. This makes it a great portable device that doesn’t jut out from the USB port. Since the TP-Link is a nano adapter, it only measures 0.73 x 0.58 x 0.27 inches (LWH). The TP-Link TL-WN725N adapter aims to complete all of your portability, versatility, and connectivity needs all in an adapter the size of your pinky finger. Should your needs require something more portable, nano adapters can be the way to go.
TP LINK DRIVERS WN725N FULL
Keep reading for our full product review.įinding the perfect Wi-Fi adapter to suit your home or office needs can be a challenge. We purchased the TP-Link TL-WN725N Wi-Fi Adapter so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it.
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