AX300 Nano USB WiFi 6 Adapter for Linux (Model # AX5L)

It was really easy to install in Linux by following the web instructions. In. Performs really well and connected with no problems.

Talk about compatibility, I plug it into my computer not recognised.I look for drivers, none for Ubuntu on their website.Don't buy

First time installing a WiFi USB dongle for Linux and it works fine. The BrosTrend support is good (answered my emails with helpful comments and good website) and the device works well. WiFi signal could be better but that could be because my access point is a couple of rooms away and of course such a small device is not going to have as good range as built in laptop WiFi due to smaller antenna.I installed on a Linux Mint laptop running BookWorm and also a Pocket Beagle running Bullseye. No problems.

If there's no kernel level driver support for this piece of junk, advertising it as Linux compatible should be considered fraud.

Plugging in the this WiFi adapter presents a disk that contains the drivers required to make it work. This is perfect, as it means if you have a machine without an Internet connection you don't end up trying to figure out how to get the driver installed.The install process was fast, run the setup program and within seconds it can see the adapter and with it the various WiFi networks available. It connected straight away to my hotspot and worked without issue.Right now I'm on a wifi-5 access point, so don't see the benefits of WiFi 6. But it worked and performance as I would expect from my existing devices.Great that it also include Linux support, so no issue if you're not a windows user. There are details in the package, although I didn't try Linux on this occasion.

This wifi adapter is easy to install and works well. The USB adaptor is well made, sturdy, durable and good quality. I'm very pleased with this adapter and have reccomended it to friends.

How a device that is marketed as a linux compatible devices somehow forces the users of said INTERNET WIFI adapter to have to connect to the INTERNET to get the drivers for linux is beyond comical...