The story is always the same:
- The desktop is chained to a cable because no one drills holes in a rental.
- The five-year-old notebook tops out at 300 Mbps—on a good day.
- You just upgraded to gigabit fiber and the speed-test needle barely twitches.
One USB stick fixes it all—if that stick is Wi-Fi 7. Below are three new COMFAST adapters built on 802.11be, each tuned for a different kind of user. Pick the personality that matches yours and unlock the full 6.5 Gbps hiding inside your router.
1. Pocket-rocket | CF-983BE
Who: commuters, business travelers, dorm-hoppers.
What: nano-sized USB Wi-Fi 7 adapter, dual-antenna, 6.5 Gbps tri-band, driver-free (Windows plug-and-play).
Party trick: slides into a side pocket next to a passport; pulls 650 Mbps from a hotel hallway AP two floors up.
2. Wall-buster | CF-985BE
Who: gamers, studio apartment survivors, parents tired of “Dad, it’s buffering!”
What: full-size USB desktop adapter with four high-gain antennas and a 1 m extension cradle.
Party trick: beam-forming + 6.5 Gbps data rate = stable 144 Hz cloud gaming through two plaster walls and a kitchen full of stainless steel.
3. Sniper | CF-986BE “Bixiao”
Who: live-streamers, editors working from the back bedroom, anyone who wants router-grade antennas on a laptop budget.
What: directional 802.11be adapter that looks like a mini radar dish; rotates 360° on its extension arm.
Party trick: locks onto a single AP, rejects neighbor noise, delivers 6.5 Gbps at –70 dBm where omni antennas give up.
One minute buying guide
- Match the adapter to your router—any Wi-Fi 6E/7 router will light up the 6 GHz band, but even on Wi-Fi 6 the adapters still add OFDMA and 4K-QAM gains.
- USB 3.2 port required for top speed; USB-C adapters included.
- Drivers for Windows 10/11, Linux 6.1+, macOS Sonoma beta—download once, forget forever.
Future-proof today, reap the benefits tomorrow. Plug in a COMFAST Wi-Fi 7 adapter and watch the speed-test needle swing right for the first time—no drilling, no PCI-e cards, no compromise.