I bought it to replace the previous version of the same manufacturer (T4E, it constantly lost the network). This norm does not lose. A couple of days in use, no complaints. Only when Pros below: It works! I realized that this is a real advantage when I ordered this model instead of the previous version of the same manufacturer (do not take T4E) It turns out that this is also a Bluetooth adapter (when ordering, for some reason I did not pay attention to this) Got cons: Nowhere do they write that

Sometimes there is a drawdown in internet speed. In order for all USB ports to work, you need to buy a tee for the connector. Bluetooth is certainly not very fast, a 10MB photo takes about 1 - 2 minutes. Which of course is a very long time in my opinion

An excellent solution for the home, since at the moment it is the most affordable board with non-remote antennas and bluetooth, although not 5.0. I am attaching a speed test in conjunction with the gigabit tariff of Rostelecom and Xiaomi Mi Pro Wi-Fi.

Windows 10 64bit. WiFi tested only at 5 GHz and only with native intel drivers, there were no problems in this configuration. BT also works with intel drivers without any problems.

Some pros: The signal quality and bandwidth on both 5G/2.4G Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is excellent. Worth taking. Some cons: Wi-Fi is connected via PCI, Bluetooth via internal USB port. Be prepared to release the slot for it.

The solution in the psy-slot is clearly more stable and reliable than via the usb, so I'm happy with the purchase. Even if you do not take into account the bandwidth of the same 2.0 usb, into which, according to manufacturers, you can also insert external Wi-Fi adapters and everything will be ok.

Additional connection via internal usb 2.0 (didn't see it when I bought it), it didn't start the first time, but it's a problem with my computer. Through 2 walls of a wooden house, reception is 2-3 divisions, 100-300 Mbit over a 5 GHz channel. I haven't been able to try bluetooth.

This is complete bull. never waste money on this. if your computer is turned off, then we can say that this piece of metal and textolite works fine. but if your computer is turned on and you use the Internet, then get ready for the fact that your Internet will break as often as the rubber band of the one who did this%%% Constant breaks. networks disappear so that restarting the device does not help. only reboot. no matter Win10 or Linux, this one works . equally bad. You don't have to spend…

The benefits of its high speed, ability to receive and distribute WI-Fi, and the presence of bluetooth are as follows. Negatives include the fact that it requires a jusb slot on the motherboard and, if you already have one, requires the purchase of a splitter in order for the yusb ports on the front panel to function.

Pros below: I got up without dancing, the headphones were picked up It is enough for 3-4 meters without interference, but more than 10 meters and it no longer pulls through the walls. Got cons: The antenna is easily unscrewed - if you often poke the wires (I have to throw the monitor cable between the laptop and the hospital), then it may not be very convenient.

I bought it for a computer, because I was tired of fiddling with cables and there were problems with the mobile Internet on the router. Now the router is in the ideal place for it, and the computer has a stable connection to it. And no whistle all over the house! Bluetooth did not let us down either, wireless headphones like the Mi band catch without problems and delays.

Worked well at first, 3 months without complaints at 2.4 Hz. In my broth, I started randomly dropping the speed to almost zero in the afternoon and in the evening. And I cleaned it with an antivirus, and reinstalled the firewood, and rebooted the router - no result, as if it was in a fever, and then it lets go. In general, either I didn’t go through something, or these skis don’t really go.

The description does not say, but in addition to the free PCI-E on the motherboard, you need a free usb connector to plug in the bluetooth wires. The wire is short, so the slots must be close. I didn't find a suitable slot.

I bought a gigabit router running at 5Hz, connected a tariff of 300mb / s. The gaming PC had a Tenda U6 adapter that worked via usb at 2.4Hz. And of course, all my 300mb/sec. poured into the pipe. I decided to take this model by connecting it directly to the board via PCI. Added a screen from Speedtest - download 480, download 302 (during the test it rose to 320). Bluetooth works, transfers files, but slowly. Before installing, I downloaded the drivers from the Intel site - thanks to the user…

Different pros: 1 month of norms works Wi-Fi does not slow down ping is normal, Bluetooth with headphones does not fall off Has cons: after waking up from sleep mode, the network falls off, "troubleshooting" helps

More about Wi-fi: The system unit is behind a pair of brick walls from the router, I would not want to place it anywhere else. In this regard, I would forgive the commented device for everything described below, but . the TP-Link TL-WN722N receiver for 700, inserted into USB 3.0, in any position of the antenna and system unit, in the same place gave a clear reception without loss . Ping above 100 ms to the server on the Internet skipped once for 200 packets. This same "miracle" without dancing…

Installed without problems, the connection is stable. The ping is not great. The declared Internet speed of 700 Mbps could not be achieved, apparently the router itself is such, although 5GHz . Gigabit Internet via cable. The goal was to get rid of the wire. In general, it will go for its money, there is bluetooth in the load. 300-400 Mbps is enough for most tasks. In the local network, the peak is 780 Mbps. For faster results, you probably need to change the equipment to WiFi6, but that's…

Cuts speed compared to wired by about 5%. (I ran it on a speedtest) It's almost not noticeable on torrents. Ping is low, like on a wire. The bluetooth also flicks the rules, the main thing is not to forget that it is inserted into a free usb on the mother. In theory, it started up on my native drivers from Windows and did not fly off. But those who read the comments delivered from the manufacturer. In general, for such a price tag, and even with a bluetooth, I recommend it.

With its pros: The size is small, everything worked on win10 without drivers, stable reception on one computer, two frame formats included, bluetooth Has cons: On one computer, the signal catches normally, on the other it falls off, I did not understand why. Huge antennas, not very convenient.

Good device, plugged it in and it worked right away. The closest one in terms of functionality and quality, in my opinion, is only asus, but they are decently more expensive. With its pros: It takes well 5 Hz coming from the next room, being under the table, 5-6 meters from the router (although it often shows 4 out of 5 sticks, but my 150 Mbit works without interruption) Has some cons: Perhaps the signal would be better if the antenna was placed on the table with a wire (like the Asus, but not…