
I read many reviews about this product and knocked here. Does it have the same range as my ALFA? Of course not, but it shouldn't be. It does exactly as advertised. That it doesn't run on a specific operating system sucks. If you really know how to use a computer, you can install all the necessary drivers. Although in most cases there is no need to install any special or additional drivers. The guy who said this doesn't work with Kali is a noob and should leave the LINUX comments to REAL users. I'm a longtime ethical hacker, this wifi adapter works great on every distro I've tried without any special steps. As for working with some LINUX applications and not others? This is complete nonsense! This works great on anything I throw at it. It works great in monitor mode and can both send and receive packets. So if you need a USB WiFi adapter for stealth hacking, this is the one for you. A Kali user obviously needs to switch back to Winblows. This is a great product at a great price and does what it says it does! I have a BSSE degree, I was a CIO and worked in IT for many years, so yes I know what I'm talking about.

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