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The Wi-Fire is the ideal compact, range-extending USB WiFi device for your wireless networking needs.

With the Wi-Fire on your Windows computer, you can connect to your favorite hot spot from up to three times as far away as with your computer’s built-in WiFi card.

Whether you use WiFi while traveling for business or pleasure, or to get online when you’re just roaming about town, it’s critical to stay connected, and at high speed. Unfortunately for most WiFi users, dropped connections and slow speeds are a fact of life. The Wi-Fire solves this problem with its incredibly powerful antenna and highly sensitive WiFi receiver.

But the Wi-Fire is not only the most powerful USB WiFi device available–it also comes packaged with an extremely useful software utility called the Wi-Fire Connection Manager to help get the best WiFi experience possible.

Easily Find the Best Network to Connect To

Because the Wi-Fire’s antenna is directional, focusing all the power in only a narrow beam, you can aim it to get the best connection possible. The Wi-Fire Connection Manager puts all the information you need to quickly find the WiFi signal at your fingertips.

Windows’ built in WiFi controls are slow to update and only give approximate measures of how strong your connection is with progressively larger bars or qualitative assessments like “Good” or “Poor.” This can be very confusing to the user. The Wi-Fire Connection Manager is constantly updating to tell you how strong your connection is, and is always reported in a clear percentage. You can graph the signal strength of several access points at once, in real time, to see how strong and consistent your signal really is.

Just as Much Information As You Need and Want

Wi-Fire Connection Manager is designed with new computer users and WiFi pros in mind. You can use your Wi-Fire from either the Basic or Advanced controls, depending on what you need.

The Main tab of the Wi-Fire Connection Manager shows only as much information as needed to get online. Many WiFi adapters come with software that blasts you with confusing and poorly documented information, but with the Wi-Fire, all you need to do is pick your network and click Connect. Wi-Fire Connection Manager even fills in as much information about your network’s security settings as possible.

Of course, if you are an advanced WiFi user and crave more information, Wi-Fire Connection Manager offers an Advanced Tab with all the information we can give you. Wi-Fire Connection Manager even offers a graphing function, so you can track the signal strength of networks in your area over time. Just check the boxes of the access points you wish to graph in real time, click “Graph,” and you’ll have a continuous record of each to judge their strength, stability and consistency.

Lightweight Design Plays Well with Windows

Many WiFi adapters come with bulky software that uses unwarranted amounts of your computer’s resources and attempts to wrestle control away from Windows. The Wi-Fire Connection Manager is designed from the ground up to be lightweight and tightly integrated with the way Windows controls your WiFi Connections.

In fact, the Wi-Fire Connection Manager and Windows’ WiFi Controls cooperate completely, so if you prefer any aspect of the Windows controls, you can use both Windows WiFi Controls and Wi-Fire Connection Manager seamlessly.

Use Wi-Fire to get the best possible Wi-Fi performance on Windows!