TP-Link Archer T9UH: AC1900 USB 3.0 adapter
USB 3.0
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70 reviews
Very good WiFi USB stick for Debian
Works great with Debian Linux if you install the package "realtek-rtl88xxau-dkms" (via "apt" package manager). Enormous range and excellent coverage of all frequencies.
Pro
- Works reliably under Linux once it is up and running
- Stable USB 3.0 connection
- Extra stand with extension cable included in the package
- Driver CD for Mac and Windows included
- Source codes for Linux freaks very easy to find online
- Full functionality under Linux, e.g. "Monitor Mode" under Kali if package is installed
Contra
- depending on distro the package is called e.g. "realtek-rtl88xxau-dkms" or "rtl8814" (google!)
- you may have to get the source code via "git" and compile it yourself. Cumbersome.
- Handling with DKMS (e.g. kernel updates) can be annoying if you do it for the 1st time.
Overheats
Pro
- Very fast transfers
Contra
- Quickly overheats at full transfer speed and turns off
- No Linux support
Super fast and without problems in Ubuntu
It's impressive! Very fast and with my Ubuntu Linux it was easy to install, I simply downloaded and install this package from Kali Linux: https://http.kali.org/kali.... Then it worked like a charm!
Pro
- Super fast
- Compatible with Ubuntu
- Dual band 5Ghz-2.4 GHz
Contra
- In Ubuntu it needs the installation of an external package
Excellent connectivity
A few days of use to affirm that this product is excellent.
The connection is perfect. The installation on Mac is very simple, on Windows you need a CD drive!? And works perfectly with a VU+Zero box under Linux.
Highly recommended product.Pro
- Connection quality
Contra
- CD drive under Windows
Not for linux
The link on the manufacturer site for linux drivers does not work.
Forced to go to the chipset manufacturer's site to finally succeed in installing on linux.Pro
- windows
Contra
- linux
worth it.
works great easy install plug 'n play.
Pro
- easy
- out of the way
- 1.3Gbps
Contra
- no running light? who cares.
6 out of 70 reviews
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