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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.

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Price $8.99
Cheaper than about 91% of the 1,565 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

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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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