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Small black USB Wi-Fi dongle with a short body and flat cap

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister MT7601 USB Wi-Fi adapter 150Mbps 802.11n/g/b

SKU CH-4Q9R-W2EHT

Adds 150 Mbps 802.11n/g/b wireless to a set-top box via USB

  • 150 Mbps wireless speed for smooth streaming
  • MT7601 chipset delivers reliable 802.11n connectivity
  • Compact USB dongle adds Wi-Fi to set-top boxes
  • Supports legacy 802.11g/b networks for broad compatibility

Compact USB Wi-Fi adapter for set-top boxes

The Ruth's sister MT7601 is a mini wireless USB dongle that adds 150 Mbps 802.11n/g/b connectivity to devices lacking built-in Wi-Fi. Its small form factor plugs directly into a USB port without blocking adjacent sockets. The adapter targets older media players, smart TVs or set-top boxes that need a simple wireless link.

Suited for legacy equipment needing basic wireless

Buyers who need dual-band operation or speeds above 150 Mbps should look elsewhere, as this adapter supports only single-band 802.11n/g/b. It is not intended for modern desktops or laptops that already include faster Wi-Fi hardware, nor for applications demanding low-latency gaming or high-throughput streaming.

Highlights

  • 150 Mbps wireless speed for smooth streaming
  • MT7601 chipset delivers reliable 802.11n connectivity
  • Compact USB dongle adds Wi-Fi to set-top boxes
  • Supports legacy 802.11g/b networks for broad compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 802.11n adapter connect to my older 802.11g router?

Yes, the adapter supports 802.11n, g and b standards so it will fall back to the g rate your router provides.

How can I confirm the MT7601 dongle is running at 150Mbps after I plug it in?

Check the link speed in your OS network status or run a local file transfer; a sustained rate near 150Mbps shows the 802.11n connection is active.

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