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I found this pretty interesting website that has lists of devices, on the right side panel of a specific page it shows the "probable linux driver" https://techinfodepot.shoutwiki.com/wiki/TP-LINK_Archer_T_series
So for example (there are many other better ones on the website) the TP-LINK Archer T3U supposedly gets higher speeds. But TP-Link also listed above 480 Mbps for a USB 2.0 device I saw, so I don't know if they're lying or what.
edit: lol I forgot this was the device you mentioned in the post.
It sounds like that device's driver got merged into the linux kernel.
Honestly it probably works lol.