D-Link 4G LTE AX300 Wi-Fi 6 USB Adapter

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

For £33.55 ex-VAT, this is one of those “cheap connectivity insurance” buys rather than a serious office network upgrade. As a USB Wi‑Fi 6 adapter, it’s decent value if you need reliable 2.4/5GHz wireless for a single PC/laptop—especially if your environment has decent signal and you’re trying to avoid running new cabling. The spec label “4G LTE” is the bit to sanity-check: if your real requirement is cellular backup/primary internet, you need to confirm it supports what you actually have (SIM type, any tethering mode, UK carrier compatibility, and whether you’re expecting it to function as an actual router or just a data interface). If you’re not 100% sure, this is the kind of purchase that turns into “works… but not the way we needed.”

I’d recommend it for small offices, home offices, or field staff where you want a compact, low-cost way to get onto Wi‑Fi 6 and you may occasionally need cellular-style connectivity. I wouldn’t buy it as a “solution” for multi-user locations, stable business internet failover, or where network control matters—there are often better-configured options (separate LTE router plus proper Wi‑Fi) that are easier to manage, troubleshoot, and support.

If you tell me what you’re trying to achieve (Wi‑Fi upgrade only, or actual LTE failover for the site, and with which provider/SIM), I can say more clearly whether this is a good fit or a false economy.