Hyperfast connection with the router and if you have a WiFi6 router it is exactly what you need to reach and exceed 1Gbps

Good but sometimes when I turn on the PC it doesn't connect, I have to reselect the network for it to "wake up"

Useless product, I just had it for 1.5 months and apart from the fact that it kept disconnecting from the internet, one day it just burned out and broke on its own. Stay away from such useless products, it's a waste of money

Out of nowhere it loses connection! Then the computer doesn't detect it! I ran the drivers and nothing. The 2020 Turbox works! This one doesn't

I got fiber 300mbs, my mobile was getting 300 everywhere in the house while the PC and laptop were getting 40-70mbs. With the antenna, I reached 300 on both. With continuous internet use for 8 hours daily, no disconnections, so far flawless.

I have a 1Gbps internet line and with this adapter I reach up to 960Mbps Download & 970Mbps Upload. Of course, I had to change some settings on the computer's internet to reach these speeds, because at first when you connect it and install the driver it only reaches 330Mbps. Nevertheless, I am satisfied with this product.

Good temporary solution, but inferior compared to a PCIe card.
I bought it as a temporary solution because my internal network card (PCIe) broke down. On a 500Mbps line, the USB adapter delivers around 300Mbps at a distance of 10 meters with one wall in between. For comparison, my old PCIe card and my mobile phone, at exactly the same spot, achieved 480-490Mbps. Although it does the job, the difference in performance is noticeable. Ideal for backup or basic use, but don't expect it to reach high speeds if there is distance.
Update: After some adjustments, I managed to see speeds of 450-460Mbps. However, in gaming I occasionally notice packet loss, which is quite annoying in competitive games.

Excellent product, it does what the specifications say. The picture speaks for itself

In terms of speeds, it is very good. On a 500 Mbps fiber optic connection, it reaches speeds of 510-520. I am very satisfied. The downside, and I don't know if it happens to others or if it's something on my end, is that it has many and continuous disconnections even with simple use, e.g. watching videos on YouTube. Even after a month of use, I haven't found what might be causing it

With the VPN I used, I had problems when I turned on the PC; I needed a process before I could connect. It could be the VPN's fault or the PC's. Without the VPN app at startup, it works just fine. I consider it expensive since I only needed to cover a small range. Of course, with the cheap USBs, I couldn't get the full speed of my 300 Mbps connection, but with this one, I'm okay.

I put it on a PC with Windows 11 that doesn't have wifi so I wouldn't have to run a cable.
It worked immediately, no drivers needed. Stable internet, no issues.

In the room next to the router with 500 speed, it gets 340. It's a shame because I trusted the reviews and wasted my money. My phone right next to the antenna gets 490. (I also did all the settings suggested in the comments, and played around with the router's antennas just in case...)

Very satisfied with the installation as well as its performance. On a 1gbs connection, I get 940, however, I don't know if the limitation comes from the router or the adapter, because I don't have anything else to test it with.

I definitely recommend it

Excellent USB 3.0 network adapter with WiFi6 standard. In a difficult spot in the house, it gets full signal on the 5GHz frequency of the new Huawei WiFi6 router provided by Nova for Fiber connections! On a Fiber 500Mbps plan, it reaches speeds of 490!
The base with the USB 3.0 extension cable included in the box is very useful, although I connected it to an already existing cable from the desktop PC installation.
The only thing that didn't match its specifications was that it is not plug n' play on Windows 11 (even though the packaging states pre-installed Windows drivers), but you can very easily go to the tp-link page and download them [https://www.tp-link.com/gr/support/download/archer-tx50uh/#Driver]

I get signal even though the router is in another room!
No signal loss!
Easy to use and I haven't had any disconnection issues so far!
I recommend it.

Very powerful, does what it promises and gives me almost the full 300Mbps of fiber optic.
A few tips.
Upgrade to the latest driver from the site.
Make the settings suggested by the other user and also set your USB3 port not to 'cut' the power for saving.
This way, all disconnections stopped for me too.

very good promises this does with 500 piano line 490 times and more stable super easy installation in windows environment tested in both 10 and 11 as for linux environment for now you have to install them manually and it requires a bit of searching and also not to have the latest kernel in the future maybe in the next lts versions they will support it

While the initial connection and installation were extremely simple and problem-free, after a few hours it disconnects, requiring removal and reconnection to work again. Searching for articles on the topic, the following settings made the adapter stable without any disconnections as long as the computer stays on, even in sleep mode, and connects to the 5GHz band of the router for higher transfer speeds:

Under Device Manager - TP-Link USB Wifi Adapter - Properties - Advanced

Configure the following settings:

2.4G Wireless Mode - Disabled

Preferred Band - 3.5G Only

Roaming Sensitivity Level - Disabled

SupportFT 11kv - Disabled

USB Switch Mode - USB 3.0 (on old PCs this may lead to constant disconnects of the adapter, so in that case use 2.0 setting instead)

VHT 2.4ghz - Disabled

Power Management - Uncheck “Allow this device to power off"