Clearly signal improvement with the 8dBi antenna

After moving from the Telekom to cable Germany the wireless router is no longer at a central point in the hall, but in the living room on TV socket, about 13 meters from the notebook.
Unfortunately, the notebook integrated wireless unit is in the receiving power as bad as the transmission power of the Fritz! Box so that in total, according inSSIDer (a tool for analyzing the signal strength of wireless networks) gives a signal strength of -86dBm (the closer the value to 0, the better the signal) - of the 34 Mbit supplies the cable Germany, came to the computer only 0.7 MBit.

This USB Wireless Adapter with Antenna brought a significant improvement in signal to -57dBm - now come on the computer 20 MBit to, so that from what the notebook internal wireless unit was possible almost 28-fold.

Because I wanted to see if I can get even more, I made me the 0-Euro-directional antenna from Heise, and attached to the wireless router:
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Thus, the output rose again slightly to -49dBm - so I now reach 29 Mbps, almost the full range of cable Germany. While that is still a far cry from the 300 Mbps which are theoretically possible, for my purposes, it is sufficient, however.

But now to the product itself:
Was included in the package in addition to the USB flash drive, which seems processed something cheap (after removing the USB protective flap came little Kunststoffspähne towards me, the material is extremely cheap), a CD, a small antenna of the cheaper offer here at Amazon ( ), as well as the large antenna in which there is a TP-Link TL-ANT2408C indoor desktop omni-directional antenna, available at Amazon individually here.

When installing on Windows 7 64bit went smoothly.

I am very pleased overall - so 5 stars.