Panda Wireless® PAU0B AC600 Dual Band (2.4GHz and 5GHz) Wireless N USB Adapter W/High Gain Antenna - Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11, Zorin, Mint, Ubuntu, openSUSE, Fedora, Kali Linux and Raspbian

amazing quality and work perfectly with Debian Linux. Antenna both rotates and hinges.

Yes Sr, it is. Out of the box the Panda PAU0B was able to run monitor mode and packet injection using Arch and Kali. I must admit, I was expecting a card functional on Linux but with some deficiencies. Well the Mediatek chipset was doing it's job, and successfully accomplish it. Now, the plastic used for the card construction and so the antenna feels cheap. Basically, is one of those products you can use with some "extra level" of care. But, in general terms or from the operative perspective of a student trying to get into wireless auditing processes , this card will work perfectly as an starting point.

When I think about it, electronics like this are an absolute miracle. - They work a million times faster than I do - They do not transmit a single mistaken bit The only problem I had was a few times my internet was just dropping out in the middle of browsing, and I had to try to get it restarted. Here is my solution: - First, just unplug this antenna and plug it back in, but ... - It seems to have made the problem go away if I move this wi-fi usb antenna farther away from the bluetooth usb antenna that I have in another usb plug nearby it.

I plugged it into my computer (Linux Mint), and it worked straight away.

I use one on a Debian box and one on a Arch box. Zero issues. No drops, solid connection. Have used them for a few months now before writing a review. The Debian server backs up my RPI's nightly so it sees 10+GB of data twice a night.

I'm upgrading my 2006-era IBM T60 ThinkPad laptop while also learning MX Linux, a Debian-based distribution. I wanted to add a wireless USB adapter. Online research indicated that many brands of adapters were difficult (for a Linux noob) to install on Debian-based OS's. On the other hand, I learned that Panda Wireless AC600 Model PAU0B adapters were pretty much plug and play on Debian-based distros. I bought one and installed it. I contacted Panda Wireless technical support who helped me find the right app in MX Linux to activate the adapter. Yes, the adapter is pretty much plug and play. No fiddling around in Linux terminal. Compared to the built-in wifi, the AC600 Model PAU0B adapter is 5x faster in downloads and about 18x faster in uploads. Also, a shout out to technical support. They were very responsive and helpful.

Would not recommend this to anyone, it keeps losing connection to my pc and and then the wireless turns off and i have to unplug and plug it back in. I set it to not shut off, also, and that isn't working. Looking for another wireless adapter now.

I purchased the Panda Wireless PAU0B AC600 USB adapter for use with my Raspberry Pi and have been thoroughly impressed with its performance. The dual-band feature is particularly useful, allowing for connectivity to both 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. The installation process was straightforward, with clear instructions provided in the packaging. Once installed, the adapter immediately picked up nearby networks and connected without issue. I was able to stream HD video and browse the internet seamlessly without any interruptions or dropped connections. I also appreciate the compact design of the adapter, which makes it easy to transport and use on-the-go. Additionally, the low power consumption is a big plus, as it doesn't drain too much power from the Raspberry Pi. Overall, I highly recommend the Panda Wireless PAU0B AC600 USB adapter for anyone looking for a reliable and high-performance wireless adapter for their Raspberry Pi or other compatible devices.

It works weel with the system after installation.