Found in PC WORLD's website, unfortunately only noticed that the code networking10 still works after I made the payment!!!! The price without the code is £19.99!
The ASUS USB-AC56 is a dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi adapter with a USB 3.0 connection that brings high-performance wireless networking support to desktop and notebook PCs. The USB-AC56 features a USB 3.0 connection with support for wireless data rates up to 400 Mbit/s at 2.4 GHz and 867 Mbit/s at 5 GHz with compatible routers. Suitable for use with both desktop and notebook PCs, the USB-AC56 features a dual internal antenna design for great wireless network coverage with minimal desktop clutter and a removable high-gain external antenna that boosts reception still further in weak Wi-Fi signal areas.
Asus USB-AC56: Specs
-802.11ac wireless adaptor
-2.4/5 GHz
-2x internal 2 dBi PCB antennae
-1x external dipole antenna
-USB 3.0
-WEP
-WPA2
-WPS
-115 x 28 x 19 mm
-50 g
13 comments
crazydealhunter
28 Mar 161#1
bought few month back £23 i think. excellent item.
fairytooth
28 Mar 16#2
Nice. Wish I needed one / an excuse to buy one !
Phew! - oos. Nearly bought one
Kr4t0z to fairytooth
28 Mar 16#3
Back in stock! :stuck_out_tongue:
forcedv
28 Mar 16#4
Would this work if connected to an Android tablet (via an OTG adaptor), to improve its WiFi?
pr2thej to forcedv
28 Mar 16#5
Not unless there an android driver knocking about for it!
Ordered this, thanks. Last step before I plump for the devolo 1200+ (£160!!!)
xela333 to forcedv
28 Mar 16#6
Never heard of that being possible. As above, would need to be drivers available.
If your not getting a good signal, you would be better getting a better router or a wifi extender. What are you trying to achieve?
TheShadowWalker
28 Mar 16#7
I've bought the Asus AC-55 and it keeps on dropping in connection. Urgh.
Also can't connect to the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter, is WIDI only compatible with intel 7260ac on desktop? Can't seem to find a cheaper alternative.
argosextra
28 Mar 16#8
I have a old computer which doesn't have WIFi. I use a Belkin usb stick and connect to Internet, can someone tell me if this will connect to Internet on my PC what does this do? Thanks
pr2thej to argosextra
28 Mar 16#9
It'll be the same as the Belkin but with faster tech (the 'ac' and 'USB3' bits of the title). Not worth getting unless your router is also 'ac', and you have a spare USB3 port (blue socket instead of black)
19DembaBa19
28 Mar 16#10
Hi I ordered the Asus online from PC World and received Order Confirmation and it says I will get another email when the order is processed. What does that mean because when I checked again it shows its out of stock please help thanks.
pr2thej
30 Mar 16#11
Order cancelled :disappointed:
NEtech
2 Apr 16#12
These are still available for click and collect, I got some from Teesside Park store.
knockout60
2 Apr 16#13
NEtech, you are right!! Not sure if the code still works.
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The ASUS USB-AC56 is a dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi adapter with a USB 3.0 connection that brings high-performance wireless networking support to desktop and notebook PCs. The USB-AC56 features a USB 3.0 connection with support for wireless data rates up to 400 Mbit/s at 2.4 GHz and 867 Mbit/s at 5 GHz with compatible routers. Suitable for use with both desktop and notebook PCs, the USB-AC56 features a dual internal antenna design for great wireless network coverage with minimal desktop clutter and a removable high-gain external antenna that boosts reception still further in weak Wi-Fi signal areas.
Asus USB-AC56: Specs
-802.11ac wireless adaptor
-2.4/5 GHz
-2x internal 2 dBi PCB antennae
-1x external dipole antenna
-USB 3.0
-WEP
-WPA2
-WPS
-115 x 28 x 19 mm
-50 g
13 comments
Phew! - oos. Nearly bought one
Ordered this, thanks. Last step before I plump for the devolo 1200+ (£160!!!)
If your not getting a good signal, you would be better getting a better router or a wifi extender. What are you trying to achieve?
Also can't connect to the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter, is WIDI only compatible with intel 7260ac on desktop? Can't seem to find a cheaper alternative.