Review on TP-Link Archer T3U USB WiFi Adapter - Dual Band Wireless Network Adapter with MU-MIMO Technology, USB 3.0, Supports Windows 10, 8, 7, XP/Mac OS X 10.9-10.14 by Josh Rengo

I played with a mini USB WiFi adapter, my husband brought a new version of this device. Everything looks better here. Here is a box, initially also in a transparent plastic film ... The only external inscription in India. I photographed from all sides, maybe someone will be interested, there are various technical characteristics. For me, this is useless information. I will write how it looks and whether I need it. Open and take out the now simple white box. What is included in the kit. It is clear that the adapter itself. Such a cute one. And I'll write right away. It is not just like a big flash drive, but very big. In my laptop, I have 1 USB input on one side, and -2 on the other side. If you plug in, where there are 2 of them, then you can’t insert anything into the second port, the adapter blocks it. And further. In a directly stuck position, it hangs. With careless handling, you can break it by unsuccessfully pressing it. Already very healthy. Instructions, warranty, a bunch of papers. Installation disk. I will say right away, so as not to forget: the adapter got up by itself without a disk. It just had to be plugged in. Small wire. Initially, I thought that it performs the function of an antenna, but I did not notice any difference in work with it, that directly. It is convenient only because you can remove the adapter itself back. So as not to interfere and not break. This is what it looks like from the side. I put it on the wire first, suddenly I'll touch it. Then she took it back. It became more comfortable. The speed seems to have increased. But, periodically loses connection. Not for long. Just for a couple of seconds. This is irrelevant to me, my husband sometimes downloads something, here with him, if this happens, then you need to start all over again. Maybe such an adapter will suit someone, I didn’t notice much difference, only some physical inconvenience for me. Nevertheless, I recommend.