2PCS 12dBi Dual Band WiFi Antenna 2.4GHz 5.8GHz SMA Male Wi-Fi Antennas High Gain Universal for Wireless Network Card Security IP Camera WiFi Router Hotspot Desktop PC Repeater

Excellent replacement for HiBird bird feeder antennas! It took me months to find this. And it’s perfect. Now I can watch the birds live again. :)

I bought this for my son who is college and an aavid gamer. He needs all the signal he can get! (This replaced a wired antena after his cat chewed through the wire). He (son, not the cat) happily reports zero issues with his internet connection. The only reason this didn't get a 5th star is that I needed to get him some adapters to make this work. Make certain that the receiving end is female (his was not). Even with that minor setback the price and performance make this a good deal!

Good antenna!

Got these for probably something they won't last for. I have trail cams in FL and the recent hurricanes broke 2 of the antennas. These had high dBi so figured I'd see how they work. One of my antennas I have on a mast. I think there is more damage than just the antenna as this one did not work at all when connected to the mast. Not having an extra wire on me, I instead connected it directly to the camera and shockingly it started sending pictures. OEM antenna couldn't do that. Will leave on for now and update with any issues. Hopefully it lasts!

I ordered this for my Autel Evo II Pro V3 SE Smart Controller and it fit as it advertised the correct connector. Does increase my signal, but I can't use both or I loose the 900mhz frequency band. The beam is much more narrow so I have to keep it pointed directly at my drone, even a slight deviation will cause a drop in signal.

I hooked it up to my wireless router and it appears to work just fine I mean it's one of those things you can't really know for sure if it's working unless it's solved an actual problem for you… But I give a five stars because it seems like it works just fine

I have an ASUS router where a couple of antennas got broken on. I put these on to replace them and they work just like the originals. They even have a similar style so they can pass for them. The router seems to be working fine with them on and it looks complete. Hope these are more sturdy than the originals.

I don't have the equipment to measure gain or output, but measure my cell phone and a signal strength these seem to be identical to another "9dbi" rated tri-band antennas I have both in performance and in style. I am assuming they may be whitelabel parts. I don't have a 12dbi antenna to compare against so either this performs identically as those or they're stretching the facts. My guess is that some part of the attenuation reaches 12dbi but it is not in the 5/6ghz range from what I can compare. Still, these are functional antennas that were better than the stock 3/5dbi antennas I was replacing.