WLAN stick on the state of the art

The stick I bought, because since the update of Windows 8 on my 8.1 AVM (Fritz!) Stick (1st generation) did not work and no technical support is provided more. So I was curious if the TP-Link would work for.

Furnishings:
As described in the instructions, I put the stick while running Windows into an available USB port. Windows reported that a new hardware is available and installed these (though Windows could not download drivers from the Internet at this point).
After successful installation (Thermal 10sec) the Internet icon at the bottom right was active again and I could choose me over my home network and connect the PC with it.
Done.

Time:
Including unpacking the sticks to an existing connection went by less than 3 minutes.

Drivers / Software:
Windows has already ready the driver, so no download drivers from the Internet required (which would be difficult with a lack of Internet connection).
To operate the sticks, the driver of Windows and the Windows built-in Wi-Fi are perfectly adequate.

Style:
In addition, the design of the sticks I like it very much.
Also nice: The cap protects the USB port of the stick when traveling.

Technology:
The 5 GHz frequency, I could not test, because my router only supports the 2.4GHz. Thus, the rate will remain unchanged at me.

Price:
Wireless Stick with this technical equipment for under 17 - I find "great value for money".

Conclusion:
I can definitely recommend this stick on!