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Cable de extensión de antena WiFi CORONIR para dispositivos inalámbricos
Mejora la conectividad inalámbrica con el cable de extensión de antena WiFi CORONIR. El cable de extensión te permite colocar la antena de forma flexible en una posición óptima para maximizar el rendimiento inalámbrico.
Amplia aplicación:
Conector de cable de cobre puro. Género: SMA macho a hembra (comprueba el género del conector de tu dispositivo antes de realizar el pedido). Impedancia: 50 Ω. Compatible con LAN/tarjeta inalámbrica, enrutador inalámbrico, puente y otros equipos de antena externa, conexión de antena inalámbrica de computadora y cualquier router o adaptador de red, antena celular, antena inalámbrica de PC, otra antena inalámbrica externa, etc.
Nota: Estos conectores de cable de extensión no se ajustan a la televisión.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
The item was said to support over the air antenna extension however it doesn't fit it's to small of connection and can't be used as described very dissatisfied!!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
Thomas Edmonds
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de enero de 2025
Does not seem to have the similar performance as the waveform quad cable. Signal loss?I replaced a 20 ft quad waveform with 4 cable at 33 feet Same equipment setup, 2 bars vs 4 bars. I am not an engineer but I really have nothing to try to improve. But I admit, waveform $5 per ft vs $$1.25 per foot. My bad maybe, but the difference is strikingly disappointing!UPDATE:There is some signal loss comparing a much more expensive cable discernible by me, but without a lab, I am not qualified to make judgement, my problem is that my cell provider varies speed every second from 10-80%. Just buy quality cables!
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
SAMUEL COLON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2024
Good
piroko
Comentado en Japón el 23 de enero de 2024
お箸って、1年に1度交換していたのですが、このデザインなかなかないのでもう5年位使ってて、この前、先端部分が折れてしまったのでも2代目を買うことに…。長持ちで良いです。
Client d'
Comentado en Francia el 22 de enero de 2024
Mauvaise qualité malgré le prix.On s’attend à avoir des lumières sur les baguettes, c’est fort dommage.
Manuel Francisco
Comentado en México el 24 de junio de 2023
Son unos bonitos palillos, el material no se siente súper excepcional, pero están bien, el mango está pintado con algunos detallitos y se ven bien y el cuerpo traslúcido del palillo asemeja un sable de luz, bonitos para comer sushi un fin de semana .
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
Heather Morehead
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de septiembre de 2023
Husband had an idea to make an external wifi antenna for our backyard. Used this cable to extend our indoor wifi router. It worked perfectly. We now get wifi service in my backyard that we did not get before. We live in a rural area and we have a metal roof on our house that blocked wifi from reaching out back.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
AS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de junio de 2021
So long story short, I had to return this. I'm sure its an okay cable so 3 stars I guess, but it just didn't work for me and the description didn't exactly point this out. It's a bit confusing but here it goes...Obviously these cables have a male and female end, which is normal. I was going to use them to extend the antenna from a wifi card in a PC. CHECK THE PICTURE! One end of these cables has a small wire sticking OUT and the other end has a small hole for it to go IN. (similar to a coax cable for your TV.) I don't know if there is an industry standard for which end (male/female) has which bit (wire sticking out or not) but it was not compatible with my wifi card.My wifi card has male connectors coming from the PC, with the wire sticking out (which, now that I'm writing this, seems kind of backwards, but anyway). These cables also have the wire sticking out on the female end that's supposed to attach to the card. Like trying to fit a round peg onto another round peg. On the other end, there were two holes, so no connection to the antenna. There's no flipping the cable because you can't screw together a male/male or female/female connection without an adapter (that might not even be compatible given the wire bits....)Just make sure that your connections work, not only with the male/female screw and nut parts but the wire coming out on one of those ends as well.
Naomi Davis
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 10 de junio de 2020
These are awesome novelty chop sticks, will have to buy more as the kids keep fighting over them.They do not light up though.
Mary Bennett
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de diciembre de 2018
Prezzie!
Customer
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de noviembre de 2017
Product does not light up. I just assumed that they would glow. Makes no sense.
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