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EDUP EP-AX300 Nano USB Wi-Fi 6 adapter 650 Mbps

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A tiny USB WiFi 6 adapter adds 2.4 GHz wireless at up to 650 Mbps to laptops or desktops with driver-free setup on Windows 7, 10 and 11

  • TypeUSB Wi-FI Adapter
  • WiFi 6 delivers up to 650 Mbps data rate
  • Nano form factor stays plugged in during travel
  • Driver-free on Windows 10 and 11
  • 4 GHz band gives steady 300 Mbps link
  • Lifetime replacement warranty from the manufacturer

Tiny USB Wi-Fi 6 adapter for laptops and desktops

The EDUP EP-AX300 is a nano-sized USB wireless adapter that adds Wi-Fi 6 connectivity to a laptop or desktop without protruding from the port. It targets users who want a compact, travel-friendly dongle for everyday networking tasks.

2.4 GHz band limited to 300 Mbps link rate

The adapter operates on the 2.4 GHz frequency and tops out at a 300 Mbps data link protocol rate, while the Wi-Fi 6 standard itself supports up to 650 Mbps. Buyers needing the faster 5 GHz band or higher throughput should verify this single-band constraint before purchase.

Suits travellers and light-use PCs needing

Ideal for owners of Windows 7, 10 or 11 machines who value plug-and-play simplicity and a leave-in form factor. Not for users who require dual-band operation, 5 GHz speeds or the full 650 Mbps potential of Wi-Fi 6.

Highlights

  • WiFi 6 delivers up to 650 Mbps data rate
  • Nano form factor stays plugged in during travel
  • Driver-free on Windows 10 and 11
  • 4 GHz band gives steady 300 Mbps link
  • Lifetime replacement warranty from the manufacturer

Specifications

TypeUSB Wi-FI Adapter

Questions about this item

Does the 650 Mbps link rate translate to 650 Mbps file-transfer speed on my laptop?

The 650 Mbps figure is the maximum PHY rate on the 2.4 GHz band; actual throughput is lower due to protocol overhead, signal quality and the USB interface bandwidth.

Which Wi-Fi standard and frequency band does this adapter use?

It uses WiFi 6 (802.11ax) on the 2.4 GHz band with a 300 Mbps link rate for that band.

How much physical space does the nano dongle occupy once plugged in?

The nano form factor sits almost flush with the USB port, leaving only a few millimetres protruding so it can stay inserted during transport.

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