Anybody using their Synology NAS with a wifi adapter?

Are folks just using USB wifi adapters despite that [Synology won't be supporting them anymore](https://www.synology.com/en-global/compatibility?search_by=category&category=usb_wifi_dongles&p=1), or what other ways are you getting your NAS on a wifi network with reasonable performance?

I have a DS918+ and love it, but it's too loud where I have it set up right now in my living room. There aren't many suitable locations in my apartment, and there really aren't any that I can run a cable to from my router, which itself is pretty much stuck where it is. I saw on Synology's web site that they are not going to be supporting USB wifi adapters anymore. I tried powerline networking, but the wiring in my apartment is apparently awful, and transfer speeds via powerline are a measly 8MB/s. I've found it difficult to find reasonable wifi-to-ethernet adapters, and it doesn't seem to be the kind of product many people talking about. What do you think I should do?

Edit: For anybody reading this later and wondering about the outcome, I ultimately tried both powerline adapters and a wireless extender that included an Ethernet port. Both were utter failures, although the wireless extender fared a little better in my case. Happily, although a bit embarrassingly considering how much time and money I invested into this, I happened to find some random cat5e cabling that was already threaded throughout the walls of my apartment! Sorry, dear reader, if you were hoping for a practical solution to the same problem I had. My solution ended up being dumb luck.