It refuses to work on the device I want. I install it and it stops recognizing it upon reboot. The old archer t3u still works plug'n play with very very few disconnections. I want to emphasize that they gave me the v3 while it said v1

12.1 mb/s stable on a 100 Mbps connection at 10 meters distance from the router and 2 walls in between, you could say it's vfm at 26 euros. No disconnections. Incredibly satisfied. Windows 11 operating system.

Excellent. It catches full signal from a distance of 9-10 meters with 2 walls in between. It catches 99 on a 100-line. Plug and play on Windows 11. Clearly worth the money. Huge difference in ping, latency, and packet losses compared to my previous one.

So I bought the TP-LINK Archer T4U v1 from Cosmo-market and they sent me the V3 (I realized this almost a month later when I formatted and downloaded the drivers for the V1 and it didn't read them while the V3 read them immediately...). So the V3 has some issues with the 5ghz that it doesn't detect quickly every time I turn on the computer; I have to switch the wifi to 2.4 to read the 2.4 and then switch it to 5 and if it reads the 5... The freezes are minimal, I wish I had the V1 which people say better things about than the V3...

*** UPDATE *** Now to read the 5ghz it drives me crazy... Stay away from the V3...

Very good! Plug & play condition (on Windows 10).
For ranges, I can't say anything, since the devices that are connected are close and all have full lines...

The best for the money. Connected immediately, without even installing the drivers since my PC doesn't have a CD drive.

It reaches 100% of the signal at 220mbps that I have. It doesn't disconnect and generally works perfectly.

Tip: At first, it couldn't find the 5G wifi. Eventually, the problem was in the channel that was set by the modem's panel and not the adapter. Once I changed it, it found it normally.

Don't have ethernet on your PC? Just plug in this and a WiFi extender and you're good to go, the other solution is powerline

Extremely simple to use, it is plug and play. I use it with Windows 10 and easily achieve speeds of 300 Mbps. Highly recommended.
Edit 5/9 2024
Now it is no longer recognized by the PC at 5GHz, only at 2.4.

I put it on a 12-year-old laptop and the internet came alive.
The laptop of course doesn't have USB3 but it runs perfectly.
I didn't find any difference with the lid open or closed.
Whether in the bedroom, living room, or upstairs, the signal is excellent.
I don't even know what it does.
The connection is very easy. It worked in 2 minutes.
One negative aspect might be its size.
It is very big and takes up a lot of space. You lose the adjacent USB port.

It is automatically installed on Windows 10 and, just like the installation, I have never had a problem. It feels like I have Ethernet connected to it, I have connected it to USB 2.