On a 200Mbps line, at first, it reached up to 100Mbps, and after I deleted and reinstalled the Drive, now I get 15Mbps. I have bought two other adapters from the same company, but they didn't work properly either. Even though I have downloaded the correct driver and searched the internet for another solution for this specific issue, I found nothing. It is terrible.

It's good for a month, then it kicks you off the internet completely and it's generally the worst, especially for video games.

I thought that the product would cover my basic browsing needs - I never had the expectation for it to do anything more. Unfortunately, it is the most unacceptable USB WLAN network card that I have ever used. It constantly disconnects without any error or visible signs. For example, it continues to ping but no other traffic is being transmitted. I recommend not purchasing it.

I have no problem with the speed, but from the beginning when I got it, it always disconnected when I connected another USB device (flash drive, keyboard, etc.) to the USB port right next to it. Now, after 1 year, it still disconnects and after troubleshooting with Windows, it reconnects. I don't have an opinion on other USB wifi adapters, but I believe there must be something better out there.

Affordable compared to other cheaper models, I recommend it only if there is no possibility to use powerline.

Unacceptable product. I bought it for an old laptop that doesn't detect 5ghz (300mbps) and it struggles to connect to wifi (at 4 meters). And when it does connect, it reaches less than half the speed (40mbps) that the laptop achieves without it (90-100mbps). It has no relation to the advertised speeds, of course.

Let me start by saying that the speed I have at home is 360 Mbps upload download. I have installed one on my desktop to avoid cables, three rooms away, at a frequency of 5GHz. I have no complaints, I can reach the full 360 Mbps. I have also installed it on my laptop, which has its own Wi-Fi at 2.4 GHz, but in order to fully utilize the speed with the tp-link, I have also connected to the 5 gigahertz frequency.

It is very good and stable.

It only has an issue with the range, even in a neighboring room it loses a lot. Compared to a mobile phone that has 100% signal, this one only reaches 70% and if you move it a little, it can drop to 50%. So if you want it for another room with a wall in between, it probably won't work.

Plays well on Windows 11.
Disconnections are a big issue, if there are only a few wifi networks it works very well, but if there are many networks there may be conflicts and evaluation is no longer easy.

Bought it 3+ years ago. It had good speeds with a 100 Mbps connection and no interruptions whatsoever. Suddenly, out of nowhere, it became useless. Countless disconnections and with remote work being an essential part of my daily life, it's simply garbage. No upgrades and no matter what settings I tried, it didn't work. If you want it for about 2.5 - 3 years, it's worth it(;;;;;;;!!!!). Beyond that, it's probably useless.

After three years of use, I cannot recommend it, just like the T3U....
Constant disconnections
It does NOT have support from the company with software updates (the last one was made in 2019).

Terrible antenna, tested on both Windows 10 and 11 and compared it to the laptop's factory antenna, and it doesn't even come close. The biggest waste of money I've ever spent on an antenna. With the laptop's factory antenna, I get a ping of 17ms and a speed of 32mbps, compared to the 48mbps that my router outputs. With the TP-Link antenna, I have a ping of 40ms and can't get anything above 16mbps no matter what I try. Slow ping and poor reception on any USB port I tried it on. Unfortunately, I read the reviews and still bought it. Also, I forgot to mention that I tried it with both the drivers that Windows selected when I connected it to the port and with the official TP-Link drivers, and I didn't see any difference at all. Stay away from it.

This adapter is very good, especially for its price. Let's start with the fact that the connection is easy and personally, I didn't need to download drivers (on Windows 10) and it was ready to use right away. It delivers what you pay for in terms of internet speed. I have a 100 Mbps connection and I get 95+ Mbps. I recommend it, although I haven't had any issues with the range (I'm close to six meters away from the router), I believe it's logical that it might not perform as well if you move further away. It is preferable to have it in a 2.0 USB port

I bought it for a Faux-Chromebook that I have and the wifi was not working... Of course, the best part is that this one didn't work either (ha ha ha ha)! I put it in a machine with Windows 10 and a laptop with Ubuntu Budgie and it worked perfectly! So, everything is OK!

It picks up a signal at about 5m. It takes a little time to connect when Windows opens, but then it runs normally. The problem is that after a while of use, it starts disconnecting by itself.

I bought it to install it on a 10-year-old(+) Toshiba laptop with Windows Vista operating system. Although I downloaded the updated driver for WinVista from the tplink website, the installation kept "freezing" at 90%. I tried various ways to bypass the obstacle, but I couldn't succeed. I had to go back to the on-board wifi, with the problems/limitations I had. If anything changes or if I install it somewhere else, I will come back. The very positive thing about this is that I purchased it at a good price (14.50 euros).

I have had it for 2 months now and it has been very good. The only thing you need to do for it to work perfectly is to download the driver for this specific model from the tplink website. Also, the speeds are the same as what I get on my mobile, so there is no difference, plus it has dualband at 5ghz which is value for money.