The specific network card was purchased to replace the very decent TP-LINK TL-WN722N v3 that I use for network hacking in Kali Linux. Huge difference compared to the old one in terms of range, where for example networks that TP-LINK could catch at -90, Alfa easily detects them at -72 to -75, which is something very important as networks with range -80 and above are difficult to get the handshake from. Another great advantage of the card is that it has two external antennas. As for its simple use on the internet, it provides a very good experience with its speed.

I use it exclusively with Kali Linux for packet sniffing, deauth attacks, aircrack, nmap... etc.
It has not presented any issues to me, but the range could have been a little better

If you want to use it for aircrack, it works on Kali with custom drivers and can enter monitor mode and perform injection. The only thing it doesn't do (and I don't think it will unless new drivers are released) is to create a virtual interface, which means that tools like fluxion won't be able to perform evil twin attacks.