TP-Link Archer T2U Plus WiFi Dongle, AC600 High Gain Wireless WiFi Adapter, Dual Band USB WiFi Adapter with 5dBi Antenna for PC/Desktop/Laptop, Supports Windows11/10/8.1/8/7/XP, Mac OS X

I really wanted to use this on a Linux Mint desktop pc, but had no luck at all. But I have installed it onto a Windows desktop pc easily, and used with a dual-band Hub Two router, and a TP-Link dual band wi-fi extender this gives me maximum speed right the way through. Excellent.

I was dubious about this device, after having several USB wifi adapters before. While, as ever, an Ethernet connection is always the best for the fastest speed possible, sometimes that isn't always possible and that applies here. After doing some more research into this device and reviewing other websites' reviews on this, I decided to buy it - I've not been disappointed! - The difference in speed is remarkable, after pulling no more than 250-300mb download on the previous USB3.0 wifi adapter, this is now giving me double that, comfortably.If you're have a decent piece of kit, perhaps one of the best USB3.0 wifi adapters then definitely purchase this, you won't be dissapointed.

Very good, this product uses the RTL8821AU chipset and works well with linhx if the required driver is downloaded from lwfinger at github would reccommend 👍

Easy to install driver, has improved my connection, good price at under £10

Easy to set up. Brilliant signal strength and no dropouts

Never had such a bad experience with a wifi adapter before, even cheap off brand ones have been better.Sometimes it gives me internet, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it kicks several users off my network, sometimes it doesn't. It always connects to my network, but gaslights me about there being no Internet.Ive had my internet provider send out an engineer who ran diagnostics and found no issues with my internet or router.Zero support from tplink themselves, no amount of googling and trouble shooting provided a solution.In the bin it goes.

The instructions are inadequate, I had to get help online to find that you have go into the settings and turn off the built-in wi-fi then select "wi-fi 2" and connect it. The so called manual is on line so it would cost them nothing to write decent instruction.Despite the huge aerial, it gave no stronger a signal than the built-in wi-fi on my laptop.And the real killer, it connects to the hub at 2.4GHz with no option to make it connect at 5GHz, which was the whole point of trying it because I have interference on 2.4GHz.In short, if you have wi-fi built-in this will do nothing to improve on it.Additional: After days of trying I still haven't managed to get it to connect to my hub using the 5GHz band, if it really has this feature then it's unusable, and nothing like the claimed speeds, see the pic

Rescued my old pc in the loft conversion as the cable router died and this stepped in. Picks up wifi really well all the way from downstairs.