The usb wi fi adapterfrom usb wi fi adapteris the next generation 802.11ac wireless standard that is set to revolutionize Wi-Fi. Super-speed 802.11ac dual-band routers are already available but wireless devices are still stuck with 802.11n technology. You can upgrade your wireless device to dual-band 802.11ac with the USB 2.0 connectivity for blistering Wi-Fi speeds on the interference free 5 GHz frequency band. The EW-7811UAC has a high gain, high-performance, dual band antenna that can increase the effective wireless operation range of 802.11ac/a/b/g/n wireless devices.

Complies w/Draft IEEE 802.11ac Standard    1 x USB 2.0 Type A    Compatible w/Wireless 802.11a/b/g/n    Features Easy Setup Wizard    Next Generation Wi-Fi Standard    Dual-Band Connectivity for 2.4/5GHz    Hardware WPS Button    4dBi/6dBi High Gain Antenna    USB Cradle for Enhanced Wireless Signal    Compatible with Windows/Linux/Max OS X

The Edimax EW-7811UAC is the next generation of Wi-Fi adapter, compatible with the draft 802.11ac standard and delivering speeds of up to 433 Mb/s at 5GHz which is almost three times as fast as 802.11n. You can upgrade PCs and notebooks to super high speed 802.11ac Wi-Fi and enjoy streaming video and data.

You can enjoy better performance and greater flexibility for your Wi-Fi devices, using dual-band connectivity. The EW-7811UAC provides connectivity for the 2.4 GHz band at speeds of 150 Mb/s or 5GHz band at speeds of 433 Mb/s. You can surf the Internet and check your email on the 2.4 GHz band, or select the 5 GHz band for online gaming and video streaming.

The EW-7811UAC high gain antenna, 4dBi (2.4 GHz) and 6dBi (5 GHz), provides high performance and long distance connections for your wireless network.

The EW-7811UAC comes with a 1.2 meter cradle for flexible placement. Adjust the antenna position for peak performance at no extra cost.

Use the EW-7811UAC to download and stream media from YouTube, Netflix or other services without waiting for buffering, or stream media across your network from a NAS (network-attached storage) at lightning speeds. Streaming HD movies or downloading is faster and more reliable than ever with 802.11ac Wi-Fi.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this original from canon ? Or third party accessory?

A: It is from Canon directly.

Q: 2. Will this work with an HDTV that doesn't have built-in WiFi (Sony Bravia)?

A: No, I am sorry but it does not. It needs software and drivers to be installed in order to work properly.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with Mac OS X 10.11.x ?

A: Yes, this will work on your version of OS X.

Q: 4. Is this device compatible with MAc OS X 10.11.6 and/or Linux UBuntu 20.04 ?

A: Yes, this will work on your version of OSX and should work with your version of Linux with a bit of work installing the driver.

Q: 5. Will the stella work with an old meade ds2130at goto telescope if I get the right cable adapter?

A: It is compatible with the AutoStar and AudioStar controllers require the #505 cable set; AutoStar II requires #507 cable set; AutoStar III requires a USB AVB cable. So if your scope uses one of the above controllers, the Stella would work.

Q: 6. Will this work on a canon 5D mk III?

A: Canon indicates it will work in three and only three camera bodies:This Wi-Fi adapter must be installed into the SD card slot of the host camera again, an EOS 7D Mark II, EOS 5DS, or 5DS R. These are the only Canon EOS cameras, as of the introduction of the W-E1, that will be compatible.The host camera requires a firmware upgrade, available free from Canon web sites, to enable communication with the Wi-Fi Adapter W-E1. This adds new menu items for the wireless features added by this accessory card. (EOS 7D Mark II cameras sold with the Wi-Fi Adapter W-E1 included in the box will have this firmware factory-installed, so no upgrade is needed for those cameras to enable wireless operation. And, beginning in Fall of 2016, newly-made EOS 5DS and 5DS R cameras will roll off the production line with this firmware also factory-installed.)A very important note: the W-E1 card cannot store image files at all. It solely contains the hardware to perform wireless connection to compatible external devices. Therefore, if the W-E1 card is installed, a CompactFlash memory card must also be installed in the host camera, and this will be the card to which images are stored. There is no work-around to this. If the W-E1 alone is installed, an error message will be displayed on the cameras LCD monitor, informing the user that an incompatible card for storing images is installed.

Q: 7. So what are the chances this would work in a Nikon D750 or D810 camera?

A: You need canon softwear from there site

Q: 8. Does Canon make a CF wi-fi adapter?

A: Not that I know of.

Q: 9. Will this work on the 1D?

A: According to Canon's website it is not compatible

Q: 10. What is the Linux driver for this device?

A: Currently we only host drivers for Windows 10/11 and do not have any drivers for Linux. At this time our Wi-Fi 6 adapter is only compatible with Windows operating systems.