Review on 📶 【Enhanced Type-C WiFi USB】 ALFA AWUS036ACH 【Type-C】 Long-Range Dual-Band AC1200 Wireless USB Wi-Fi Adapter with 2x 5dBi External Antennas – 2.4GHz 300Mbps/5GHz 867Mbps – 802.11ac & A, B, G, N by Major Lindsay

are very bad with major issues on Windows 10/11 machines! Doesn't provide a hotspot for more than 5 minutes and keeps disconnecting. The other side recognizes the alpha hotspot but still shows no internet. I have tested with different network cards and mobile devices with their hotspot and they all work correctly. Connected to a USB-C card directly on the board. This is possible with the same USB-C / USB-3 connection to the phone or another network. I receive cards and transfer the Internet without any problems. And even when it does start catching a hotspot and connecting to it, it's not stable at all, and there's significant speed fluctuations or poor or no signal reception. * Really a nightmare to work with this thing, very poor quality. I have never encountered such problems with much cheaper network adapters in my life! After Revain refused me to review this article and removed my original review, I had to write again to make sure you understand my issues. About Kali Linux* The drivers from the manufacturer's site don't help with Kali Linux. On the virtual machine I have already tried all the codes from GitHub with no success. It takes quite a bit of work before you can use it with Kali Linux. A good guide on how to install the necessary drivers to work with Kali Linux can be found on YouTube, but it's not easy at all (I don't know if Revain will agree with this and I'm very afraid, otherwise they don't explicitly state what I shared here what doesn't suit them, just trying to help AND which adapter works for you). * In my case, after all the adjustments, this card probably doesn't work properly or is broken from production. There are no signs of damage, but it doesn't work as I wrote above. big disappointment. The range is really short and I clearly know there are more networks it doesn't see compared to the wireless USB Wi-Fi adapters I've tried, worked with and own.