A basic WiFi card. It didn't give me any problems and Windows automatically found the drivers, but it's always better to download them yourself. It doesn't disconnect and achieves incredible speeds even with a wall obstacle. The only negative is the antennas and the way they screw on.

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After almost a year of use, I have changed my opinion about the card. Even though there are two walls between us, I don't believe that the issues that have arisen are justified. The signal it receives is mediocre to bad, resulting in a terribly poor connection. Also, there are occasional disconnections, which, although rare, obviously shouldn't be a problem.
I would recommend the card as something temporary or for use close to the router. I can't ask for much since I didn't spend a large amount of money that would justify any damage to the card, but for around 10 euros, what did I expect?

Very good card. I give it 4 stars because it was difficult for Windows 10 to find it. Be careful, in the first few days it may experience speed drops. It is normal... To have the best quality, it would be good for the antennas to be down.

It is a problematic and incredibly slow card (in case it works properly without disconnections). When I replaced it with another card, also TP-LINK (Archer T6E due to compatibility with Windows 7), I thought I got a different computer. The difference in the speed at which pages open is enormous, not to mention that it doesn't freeze or disconnect. It is a very cheap but very bad product that the best thing someone can do is to avoid it.

Avoid it... Don't buy it... It runs slowly on Linux and connects... Windows is the most miserable thing I have ever purchased.

I also had the usual issues with disconnections, slow speeds, and overall lack of desire for the card to do its job. With the following driver, the card becomes somewhat usable and performs well only once a week instead of every day (download the zip file, manually install it through the Device Manager):

http://dl.drp.su/driverpacks/repack/WLAN-WiFi/Realtek/7x64/E_2023.79.0419.2019/Realtek-7x64-E_2023.79.0419.2019-drp.zip

In any case, it's better to spend an extra 10-20 euros to get a decent card or get a USB stick for the same price. You'll regret it with this one.

Honestly, I have never seen a worse card.
There is no chance that someone will buy it and not have issues with speed and disconnections.

Worst network card, personally I would go for another one, as this one is slow and has issues with the drivers. It constantly disconnects and many times, even when it catches wifi, it doesn't have internet connection, of course, while no other device is using the wifi at home. Just do USB tethering with your Android, it will be much better by far.

There is no worse card. I was forced to buy a new router, thinking that so many problems cannot be caused by a card. At a distance of 4 meters, in the same room, it never has a stable signal. Sometimes 5 bars, sometimes 3, and other times 1. And these changes happen within seconds constantly. Most of the time it is connected, but I have no data flow, constant disconnections every ten minutes, sometimes it doesn't even find any network. After restarting, it works correctly for 1 minute and immediately after, it takes 20 seconds to download 40 megabytes. Instead of throwing it away, I broke it, so no poor soul finds it and goes through the same thing.

I bought three pieces. The first two had no problem at all. The third one, although it is recognized normally by win10, it doesn't detect any network. I tried different drivers but got the same result. It is probably defective. For their price, they are decent.