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->=====>  COMFAST CF-951AX  <=====<
->================================<
-```
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-Maintained by @morrownr
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-![CF-951AX](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/69053122/185668163-91e6df3c-7e39-45a7-885b-2f36b8b61873.jpg)
-
-```
-Note: This is a single-state adapter.
-Note: This adapter uses the mt7921au chipset.
-Note: This adapter uses the standard Mediatek device ID (VID/PID) for the mt7921au chipset: ID 0e8d:7961
-```
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-AliExpress - $11 USD - [COMFAST CF-951AX Wifi 6 USB Adapter 802.11AX](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256804245691865.html)
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-Note: The above link shows the CF-951AX and the CF-952AX adapters. Make sure that you select the adapter you intend to buy. I have read that the CF-952AX also contain the mt7921au chipset but I would recommend more research as this information is less than clear.
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-BadgerWiFi - $30 Pounds - [COMFAST CF-951AX](https://www.badgerwifi.co.uk/store/p/cf-951ax)
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-Review: I have been using the CF-951AX for nearly a year now. I have good things to say about the mt7921au chipset and the mt7921u in-kernel driver.
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-The good:
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-- The mt7921au chipset seems to be very good.
-- Did I mention that this chipset is fast? WiFi 5 = around 625 to 650 Mb/s in my testing.
-- The mt7921u in-kernel driver is very stable.
-- I have tested 5 GHz band managed mode, AP mode and monitor mode with very good results.
-- I have tested WiFi 6 support for managed mode, AP mode and monitor mode with very good results.
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-The bad:
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-- This adapter will not work with any of the USB3 extension cables or powered USB3 hubs that I have. The cause is unknown. It will work with usb right angle adapters.
-- The case of the adapter is too wide. If you plug it directly in a usb port on a Raspberry Pi, there is no way to use the port to the side. I use a usb right angle adapter to handle this problem.
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 ### Dual Band USB WiFi Adapters that are supported with Linux `in-kernel` drivers