TP-Link Archer TX55E AX3000Mbps Bluetooth 5.2 Dual-Band WiFi 6 PCIe Card with Two Antennas, Specialized Heatsink WiFi Adapter for PC, 1024-QAM, Ultra-Low Latency, Supports Windows 10/11(64bit)

Package arrived without any damage and on time. Installed the WI-FI card and then the driver. no issue so far. Thank you for this quality product.

Pessimo acquisto. Rispetto al modello precedente le antenne sono più piccole e la qualità del sequale Wi-Fi ne risente o comunque il segnale è più debole.

I do share the internet by my phone. It doesn't give more than 50 mb On other PC and devices it give about 350 mb.

Works great. Installation is extremely easy, and the instructions in the box are very clear. You need both a free PCIe port and a free USB header on your motherboard -- without a free USB header, you will only get WiFi and not Bluetooth. WiFi range and speeds are great -- even on the other side of the house, my PC gets over 50% signal strength and I get my full 500Mbps connection speed. Bluetooth works great as well, connects to my headphones with no problems and holds the connection over a decent range. Overall, great upgrade at a decent price if your PC doesn't have WiFi/Bluetooth built-in.

You will need an external cd drive if you don’t have a case mounted one. This wasn’t as quite straight forward as it should have been, A freshly installed and updated version of windows 11 pro, could not detect the card when inserted into the motherboard. After downloading an installing the TP link drivers from the support site for the correct version of this card V4.0 the card was still not detected, even older drivers from the sight didn’t work. Device manager only found a generic BT device, no wifi. One set of the online instructions said to install the cd, there was no CD when i first opened the box or so I thought, pulling the plastic try out revealed a mini cd , installation instructions and a product card… yes I know not something you’d normally do when opening a box like this. I grabbed a usb cd drive and it took no more than 5 minutes to install both drivers and get the card working after a frustrating day of fiddling. If you want to use the on board Bluetooth you will also need a spare usb header on your motherboard. The supplied bracket didn't fit my case snuggly and required a little bending on the tongue otherwise it doesn’t fit all the way down in the socket. These few problems aside the card works faultlessly and has a strong connection to the wifi hub. This card is better than the copy version of it which I installed on a friends machine. Hence the reason I still have it 5stars , at time of purchase it was on offer and made excellent value for money. It’s Bluetooth 4.0 and above, so far I’ve not come across an incompatible BT device

Easy to install and I’ve never installed one before. Just look up on YouTube for guidance. For windows I downloaded the drivers from the website and installed. Still needed to select each one in device manager to recognise the tplink driver but was up and running in 5 mins. For Ubuntu , the WiFi was recognised instantly but not Bluetooth, I’ll figure that one out later as it works fine on Windows. Speeds have doubled for me rather than using the Ethernet over power adaptors