TP-Link Archer T2UB Nano AC600 USB 2.0 Wi-Fi Bluetooth 4.2 USB Adapter | Dual Band Wireless 600 Mbps| Plug and Play | Supports Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 for WiFi, Windows 11/10/8.1/7 for Bluetooth

Worked good. Good product but the software comes with it doesn't install properly. I had to Google it for the specific software. Other than that the product is good, Receives 5G wifi and good Bluetooth connectivity to all latest devices. Sound quality and coverage are good.

Size chhota hai but kaam zabardast karta hai! 2-3 din se use kar raha hoon – WiFi speed stable hai, aur Bluetooth connection bhi fast detect hota hai. Plug & play setup tha, Windows 10 pe turant kaam kar gaya. Dual band support hone ke wajah se 5GHz par bhi easily connect ho gaya. Gaming aur streaming dono smooth chal rahe hain. Perfect product for desktop or old laptops. Highly recommended! 💻📶Wifi signal:Strong Sound quality:Perfect Bluetooth connectivity:SolidDesign:GreatQuality:Good

It's a good product for adding Wifi and bluetooth functionality for outdated PC's and laptops. Quality is better than cheaper options. It's bit expensive and it overheats within few minutes of usage just like the cheaper options. So, if your budget is tight then don't go for this product.

It has always been a pain to find reliable Linux-compatible WLAN adapters. Some vendors provide drivers that are not a part of the mainline Linux kernel and can be cumbersome to maintain with kernel upgrades. This is a compact WLAN adapter that works out-of-box on Linux distributions like Fedora that come with recently released kernels. The unit that I received has hardware revision 1.8 and is paired with the "rtw_8822bu" driver which landed in Linux 6.14. It should be noted that TP-Link puts out new hardware revisions with completely different chipsets. Hence, Linux compatibility is not guaranteed. Coverage at 5GHz is very decent for its size and there are no notable issues with latency sensitive use cases like video calls or streaming. On extended use, the device runs slightly warm but its not concerning.

Good, without installation any software working

The media could not be loaded. I am writing to express my profound disappointment and frustration with the TP-Link AC600 WiFi + BT 4.2 dongle I recently purchased. The experience has been nothing short of a disaster.The strength of the connection is abysmal.The connection itself is unstable and unreliable.The response time is utterly unacceptable.Allow me to elaborate. For the past three years, my laptop’s WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities have been non-functional, leading me to purchase a TP-Link High Gain 150 Mbps dongle 3 years ago. Till today I was using my old TP link Dongle 150 Mbps. Despite its 2.4 GHz frequency and 150 Mbps maximum capacity, it reliably provided me with speeds of 30 - 40 Mbps from my router to my room.I am using an Airtel Extreme router with a package of 200 Mbps on both 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz bands. The router is positioned just outside my room, with only one wall separating it from my laptop.While I had been compromising with the 30 - 40 Mbps (sometimes more) speed using the old TP-Link 150 Mbps dongle, I decided to upgrade to the TP-Link AC600 WiFi + BT 4.2 dongle. I ordered it from Amazon Prime, anticipating a significant improvement. However, upon receiving and testing it, I was shocked and disappointed to find that the speed was a mere 4 - 8 Mbps. This is unacceptable. My old dongle still manages to deliver 30-40 Mbps consistently.TP-Link has severely let me down this time. I have meticulously checked the drivers provided on the disk, yet the results remain the same. Window 10 - Network properties confirm a 5 GHz connection, but the speed is a dismal 2-3 Mbps.This is incredibly disappointing and frustrating. I expected a significant upgrade, not a downgrade. This experience has eroded my confidence in TP-Link products.I really want to return this immediately and want a complete refund.

Good product working smoothly

Very useful, good speed and better accuracy in detecting Wifi and bluetooth