Alfa AWUS036ACS AC600 Wi-Fi Wireless Network Adapter - Dual-Band, Wide-Coverage USB Adapter with 2.4GHz & 5GHz Antenna - Compact Design for Windows, MacOS & Kali Linux Review

I ordered one of these along with the EDUP AC600 adapter. They look exactly the same - both adapters and antennas - and the signal strength is exactly the same for both ALFA adapters and EDUP adapters throughout the house. The only difference is that this ALFA adapter comes with an extension cord, which is a big plus.

This device supports Package Injection. The signal on the antenna itself is satisfactory, I would recommend the alfa external antenna update available on Revain and their website. Driver installation is very important for this antenna to work. This is not plug and play and the Alfa driver provided with the product and on the Alfa website is not supported on Kali OS 2020 or earlier. However, the good news is that there is a working driver for this product on GitHub. I would visit youtube

Great quality with excellent signal strength for such a small size. Monitor mode works fine on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands in Kali and will now replace my pau05 panda for most due to 2.4GHz band limitations, although it doesn't definitely won't throw it away as it also works well in Kali and has a smaller shape. Factor. Being able to remove the antenna and also replace it with an even larger one if needed is good, and the USB adapter base is good too, although it probably won't be used much…

I'm using Parrot Security, a Linux distro similar to Kali Linux, and I need a Wi-Fi adapter that works in monitor mode and injects packets for penetration testing. This card is just what I need to get access to nearby 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels without being intrusive and not looking like some sketchy madman with a giant Wi-Fi card, connected to my laptop. This card doesn't support Linux plug and play, but all you have to do is install the new Realtek drivers and as you can see in my screenshots…

frequent WiFi loss on my tower PC. I used to connect to my router using Category 5 cable, so I'm not sure if the connection issue is due to structural interference or an unreliable on-board Wi-Fi adapter. I'm only 20 feet from the router, but now a brick faceplate and two insulated walls are getting in the way of my signal. I needed an adapter that could be placed above the floor on the windowsill. This adapter solved my problem. Worked plug and play with my PC running Win 10. The driver CD…

Product works. Almost two weeks later, the adapter decided it didn't like anything other than occasional disconnects. Sometimes it can't even check for a connection, which is disheartening as my old 2011 wifi card is stable and consistently reliable, it just can't connect to 5GHz. The adapter turns on, then off, then on and off again, and this takes about 10 minutes before something happens and it decides to keep the connection going. The product is sold specifically for Kali users. Once you…