I can understand marketing, but up to a point. Advertising the transfer rate of Archer TX10UB Nano to be higher than USB2.0 transfer rate is way beyond this point.
Unfortunately this is just one example aut of many.
Hi,
I agree that the advertised numbers are misleading and I am not trying to defend TP-Link here.
But the fact is that the Archer TX10UB Nano uses a chip named "Realtek RTL8851BU" and every other manufacturer offering a Wi-Fi adapter built around this RTL8851BU is also advertising it as "AX900", despite the chip only providing a USB 2 "Hi-Speed" interface. And it's likewise for other Wi-Fi products.
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