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19 Aug, 2017
Good value, but needs instructions
1 of 1 found this helpful The charger works very well and it's easy to swap the UK/US/EU/AU adaptors for travel. Having six ports is very useful.
Unfortunately, despite the sticker on the side saying "CAUTION: please read the instruction before use", there are no instructions, and I'm still trying to figure out why four of the ports are designated as "i" and the other two as "G". They all seem to work, anyway.
13 Apr, 2016
Just works
I've used these adapters on Windows7 and Linux. They simply plug and play, being recognised as Realtek RTL8188CU devices. With a decent wireless signal, they connect solidly at 58 MB/s, which is 'g' band speed although the Wireless router supports 'n' band.
I also used one with a Raspberry Pi, and again you don't need to find drivers; they just work. Their compact size and very low price (I paid £4.68 for four adapters) make them ideal for running a RasPi "headless", without keyboard, mouse or monitor. As well as providing an internet connection via my wireless router, the adapter makes the RasPi accessible from a terminal program running on my desktop PC which is on the same home network.
Pros: Cheap, small, simple to use.
Cons: Only seem to work at 'g' band speeds by default.
05 Jul, 2017
Excellent value, but get spare foam covers
I've bought these previously for myself, and liked them so much that I've now bought two more for my kids.
The only problem you'll face is that the supplied foam pads are invariably rotten and fall apart as you try to stretch them over the earpieces. I had already bought 48 of the "20mm Replacement HeadPhone Headset EarPhone Soft Foam Sponge Ear Pad Covers" for £0.99, so I wasn't worried about this purchase. For anybody buying these headphones, I'd recommend getting spare foam covers at the same time. They will always be useful as replacements anyway.