Review on Enhance Internet Speed with TP-Link AC1200 Wireless Dual Band USB Adapter (Archer T4U V1) by Iyaan Betrann ᠌

An adapter was purchased so that a Samsung Galaxy S5 phone could be connected to a personal computer. The adapter is currently connected to a USB 2.0 port. The function of an access point can be fulfilled by either a phone or an adapter. In the first scenario, the connection is formed at a speed of 144 Mbps with the default parameters, whereas in the second scenario, the connection is established at a speed of 130 Mbps. You can join to the network using the native software that was used to create the access point on the adapter, or you can use the tools that are included with Windows instead. In order to transfer files between the computer and the phone, an FTP client from the Far file manager version 3 was used on the computer, and an FTP server from The Olive Tree version 1.25 was installed on the phone. s on a personal computer when the access point is a mobile phone, 3.0 MB/s on a mobile phone, and 5.3 MB/s on a personal computer when the access point was an adapter. A distance of one meter was maintained between the adaptor and the phone at all times. When operating at the rates stated, the adapter nearly avoids overheating, and there is no disruption in the connection. The efforts to boost the speed did not produce the desired results. In the phone, I did not find the ability to set the speed, and in the adapter, if you force the 8022022ac standard, then the access point is created at a speed of 867 Mbps, but when you try to connect the phone to it, the adapter falls off. Every single test was carried out with the December 2022 drivers. When transferring a file from a phone to a computer while using the most recent drivers from June 2022, the computer freezes up and displays a blue screen.