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The Panda Mid-Range Wireless-N USB Adapter upgrades the WiFi interface on your computer to the latest
802.11n standard. Your computer can communicate wirelessly with any brand 802.11g or 802.11n wireless router at
home, coffee shops, etc.
Ease of use
Panda Mid-Range Wireless 802.11n USB adapter was designed to easily upgrade any computer with older version
of WiFi or bad internal Wifi card.
Features
- Panda Mid-Range Wireless-N adapter upgrades any computer to the latest 802.11n standard
- Max data rate up to 150 Mpbs with 802.11n
- Backward compatibility with 802.11g 2.4GHz wireless networks
- Low power consumption to extend the battery life of your laptop or portable device
- Supports state of the art standards-based security features: 64b/128bit WEP, WPA and WPA2 (TKIP+AES) to prevent
unauthorized users to access your wireless network.
Comptability
- Any PC with an available USB port, 1GHz CPU, and 1GByte Memory
- Supports Intel and AMD CPUs
- Any brand 802.11g or 802.11n router using 2.4GHz frequency band only (won't work on 5GHz band)
- Compatible with Windows 11 / 10 / 8/ 7, Mint 14/15, Ubuntu 12.04-/14.04
and Fedora 17-22, openSUSE, etc.
- NOT COMPATIBLE with any device that does not run an operating system specified above unless otherwise stated.
What's in the package
- Panda Mid-Range 150Mbps Wireless 802.11n USB Adapter
- User's Manual
- Installation CD
Note: The latest manuals and drivers for Windows, Mac and Linux are available on Panda Wireless website.
Warranty
The Panda PAU04 Adapter is backed by 1-year limited warranty from Panda Wireless. Please send an email to support@pandawireless.com
if you have any question.
ikbal husen
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on March 29, 2025
If you are looking a cheap adapter that supports packet injection and monitor this is the best choice.
Funciono bien en CentOS7 kernel 3.10
Reviewed in Mexico on June 14, 2024
Solo lo conecte y lo detecto automaticamente.
Blanca E.
Reviewed in Mexico on June 5, 2022
Funciona perfectamente para Kali Linux, backtrack, y Wifislax. No he podido auditar al 100% las redes de mi alrededor, pero si permite el modo MONITOR, lo que me hace pensar que sin problemas puede sacar claves wifi. No he sacado claves wifi, debido a que no he tenido tiempo, pero lo que si me consta, es que se puede usar en modo monitor. También en windows funciona muy bien el internet. Ya con una tarjeta externa, te pedes conectar a una red en la que tengas la contraseña, para no comprometer tu MAC de tu dispositivo, así con esta antena, te conectas casi anonimamente, ya que si te bloquean, compras otra antena y te vuelves a conectar. Me gustó mucho la antena que no tuve que instalar drivers.
Customer
Reviewed in Mexico on March 3, 2022
Ya envíe una evaluación, dije que es excelente. Espero que no vuelvan a preguntar.
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2016
After building myself a new desktop I was met with the conundrum of getting internet connection to my newly constructed computer. The biggest hurdle that would need to be overcome is that the computer is completely on the opposite side of a 2000 sq ft house with 3 walls in between. So after some investigation and review reading I had settled on giving this Panda wireless USB adapter a shot, and boy was I impressed. The adapter has given me perfect signal with no drop offs or connection losses and has fully taken advantage of my high speed internet connection. Furthermore, the item was entirely affordable costing under $10 and thankfully saving me much more money when compared to some of Panda's competitors. The item is also plug-and-play so you shouldn't need to install drivers in order to use it.There are a few complaints I have on the items psychical build construction.First, the antenna couldn't be plugged in the back of my computer with the antenna facing up, it either had to face down or straight out, if I used my back USB slots I would be sacrificing either the computer case being close to the wall or getting a poorer signal by facing the antenna down. I was able to remedy this by using the USB slots on the front of my computer that were flipped differently than on the back of my computer, there it was the opposite, the only two angles were the antenna facing upwards or out. This could just be the construction design of my motherboard and not the adapter unit. However, would it have been really hard to make this item so the antenna could be positioned at all three angles?Second, the item itself doesn't feel like it would hold the test of time if handled frequently (psychically handled that is). Obviously if you're like me and will probably never have a need to move it then this isn't much of an issue. Though if you're the person who need to carry this all over the place for an on-the-go WiFi adapter, then the durability of the item should be something to consider.Pros:Extremely affordableGets the job done in even the most demanding environmentsPlug and play, didn't need to run any software or disks to use itCons:Durability could be a problemAntenna angling is limitedUltimately, the item is worth it, especially at the price point they have set and it gets the job done without sacrificing performance quality. If you're looking for a WiFi adapter option you can't go wrong with this item.
Gumshoe
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2016
I usually use 5Ghz AC adapters, but for my laptop I just needed something reasonably small but powerful with an adjustable antenna to help in lower signal situations. It has a Wireless N adapter built in but it's not great. This one is perfect, and the price is fantastic.Literally as soon as I plugged it in, it started working. I installed the driver anyway, but it seems like you might not need to in Windows 10.One of the things I liked best about this is that the physical USB plug is slim, and doesn't interfere with adjacent USB ports.Most of the other WiFi adapters (especially AC) take up a lot of space and often make the adjacent ports inaccessible.I have a few technical/setup recommendations to make the signal even better in Windows 10:1) Make sure your router is set to 40Mhz Channel Width if you want to get the full speed of the adapter. Previously my 2.4 Ghz channel was set to 20Mhs width (the default - usually good for older devices), and I was getting a link speed of 65-72Mbps, but when I switched it to 40Mhz, the speed increased to 135-150Mbps, which is the advertised max speed. (Link speed is the speed of the connection between your WiFi adapter and the router, not to be confused with download speed.) The connection is stable and solid.2) In your Windows 10 settings for the adapter make a few minor tweaks to the default settings. In the bottom right of your Windows 10 screen, where you see the symbol for WiFi, right-click on it and select "Open Network and Sharing Center". Then on the left, click on "Change Adapter Settings". Find your WiFi adapter and right-click, then select "Properties". Then click "Configure".On the far right tab, click on "Power Management" and uncheck the box for "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power". Then click on the "Advanced" tab. Set "Multimedia/Gaming Environment" to "Enable", and "Selective Suspend" to "Disable". These will give you a bit more solid, steady signal.After making these tweaks it is noticeably faster, and I'm pleased with the adapter.
spicy indian
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2015
This adapter is marketed it as compatible with a Raspberry Pi. And it does "work" out of the box. The Debian distribution for the Raspberry Pi comes with the necessary drivers to make the device work, although I had to write a script to make the device work at boot. That isn't too bad, if you want to play in the linux playground, you will have to get dirty. The only thing preventing this device from getting 5 stars, is that this adapter keeps setting itself to a slower mode, so I do not get the 150Mbps link (note that I did not say transfer) speed. I believe that this is a driver issue, and could probably be fixed by recompiling the driver from the included source code, but that is not out of box...TL;DR. Works great with solid connectivity and decent range, but some configuration is needed, and the 150Mbps speed is not reached.
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