It is very good, I can say perfect. Just before you use it, first download the latest software update from the internet and then connect the device and everything will be fine! Do not install it with the CD that is included, it will unnecessarily tire you.

I bought this mini pc many months ago to connect it to my television because the network card of the mini pc was terrible. The installation was very easy and the signal was really good.
When I tried to be clever and hide it behind the television, its performance dropped significantly. Constant disconnections and noticeably slower speed. As soon as I moved it one meter away from the television, it went back to normal. So, for those who are experiencing issues, make sure it is not being affected by other devices nearby.
The only downside is that it doesn't support 5g, so it won't reach maximum speed for fiber optic connections, but it can reach up to 45-50 Mbps.

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In Windows 10, it works perfectly, very good TP-LINK warranty.
In Kali and Ubuntu, it works fine. Well done.

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I bought it to boost Wi-Fi on Raspbian on RPi4b. Raspbian doesn't recognize it. It needs drivers that don't exist, you have to transfer the chipset to the distro. It's frustrating.

Summary: The device does what it claims, reliable and trustworthy.
Just in case you want to use it on a Raspberry, get something else.

It is very worth it, but the connection that each person has plays a role. Personally, it is good that it occasionally drops me, but I believe it is a matter of my router since the connection I have is not the best (8mb/s). As a purchase, I am very satisfied and I recommend it.!!

Very good, had some issues at the beginning when I connected it to 5G, but no issues now. It's worth it and more, especially for the price of 16 euros

I don't understand why there are so many problems with Windows. I have it on an old PC with Manjaro and it hasn't disconnected for almost a year since I got it! Something is not right with the drivers in Windows, it cannot be explained otherwise. I highly recommend it if you have Linux, but for Windows, it's better to read the other reviews.

Only easy installation, poor signal range and speed, constant issues with the network adapter, not worth the money.

It is quite cheap and worth it. It is not at all complicated to connect it. It also has a very satisfactory range. Those who have rated it with 1 and 2 stars simply do not know how it works. It's worth it guys if you're thinking of buying it, you won't regret it, it's really worth it

For the past 3 days, I had it connected to a box next to the router. I didn't use an ethernet cable to avoid messing up the IP settings of my office computer (work at home). The speed is okay, but it frequently disconnects. I moved the PC to another room. Even though it shows a WiFi signal of 4 out of 5 bars, the internet is very slow. In the same room, it works perfectly fine with the WiFi of the house. A big disappointment.

To connect it took me 2 hours
It didn't fit at all
and the drivers are not worth it
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/6553449/NetGear-A6210.html
even if it costs more money!

Plug and play on Windows 10. Perfect range in combination with OTE's speedport plus from ground floor to first floor with 2 walls in between. Much more directional antenna compared to conventional omnidirectional antennas by 3.15 times as each monopole is 5 dBi. Buy without fear. The reviews you see with negative comments are misleading and should not be trusted, it seems that there are other serious issues with users who write negative reviews and have not identified them.

No drivers were needed for installation. It was plugged into a Windows 10 laptop where the built-in network card had stopped working. The difference in range is truly enormous. It picks up a full signal from a router on the floor above, at the other end of the building. I have had it for 3 years now and still no issues.