I would like to add a secondary Wi-Fi adapter to my MacBook Pro to share and balance two Wi-Fi connections.
I can't find a secondary Wi-Fi adapter supported by macOS 13.5.
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 13.5
This obviously isn't what was asked. The user clearly inquired whether it's possible, possibly by using external hardware, to connect to a second Wi-Fi network. Again, read the question before write basic how to answers
This obviously isn't what was asked. The user clearly inquired whether it's possible, possibly by using external hardware, to connect to a second Wi-Fi network. Again, read the question before write basic how to answers
Yes, I know how to switch WiFi networks, but with two WiFI connections active at the same time, I can balance two connections with automatic failover. I work remotely and do this on my Windows machine and it works great.
pdyfarrell wrote:
I would like to add a secondary Wi-Fi adapter to my MacBook Pro to share and balance two Wi-Fi connections.
I can't find a secondary Wi-Fi adapter supported by macOS 13.5.
No.
Change Networks if you want a different Wi-Fi connection.
ref: Connect your Mac to the internet using Wi-Fi - Apple Support
This obviously isn't what was asked. The user clearly inquired whether it's possible, possibly by using external hardware, to connect to a second Wi-Fi network.
As leroydouglas said if you want to change WiFi connections just click on the WiFi button in the menu bar and select which available network you'd like to use, provided you can log on to it.
Macs are not Windows.
The closet I came to what you wanted to do was have Ethernet and wireless connected simultaneously. The Mac prioritized the wireless over Ethernet.
Is there a secondary USB-C Wi-Fi adapter available for a MacBook Pro on macOS 13.5
