A: Typically 70–100 Mbps under good conditions (close to router, no interference). 150 Mbps is the PHY link rate.
A: Limited. The USB variant of RTL8723B generally does not support monitor mode well in Linux. Use an RTL8188 or RTL8812 for that. A: Typically 70–100 Mbps under good conditions (close
A: Yes, using Windows 10 drivers or native inbox drivers. For full features, use the latest Realtek driver. The USB variant of RTL8723B generally does not
sudo apt update sudo apt install firmware-realtek sudo modprobe rtl8xxxu | Issue | Solution | | :--- | :--- | | Adapter not detected | Try a different USB port (preferably USB 2.0, not 3.0). Avoid USB hubs. | | Low signal or disconnects | The antenna is small. Use a USB extension cable to move the adapter away from metal/other USB 3.0 devices (which cause interference). | | Slow speed (only 54 Mbps) | Your router might be in 802.11g mode. Force router to 802.11n only, or change adapter setting in Device Manager > Advanced > 802.11n mode to "Enabled". | | Bluetooth not working | Ensure the internal USB pin for BT is connected (if module). For USB dongles, BT appears as a separate device in Device Manager – install BT driver separately. | | Driver fails to install | Disable driver signature enforcement (Windows 10/11) temporarily or install in Safe Mode. | 6. FAQ (For Product Page) Q: Is this adapter dual-band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz)? A: No. The RTL8723B supports 2.4 GHz only . It will not see 5 GHz networks. For full features, use the latest Realtek driver