🔌 Asus AX3000 PCIe Wireless Adapter with Bluetooth 5.0 - Next-Gen WiFi 6, Dual Band, OFDMA, 2x2 MU-MIMO, WPA3 Security (PCE-AX58BT) - Black Review

Keeps disconnecting from my bluetooth controller. Keeps losing connection to my wifi. All drivers installed according to the instructions are just temporary junk. I would return but bought for holiday, trained a bit and forgot. UPDATE: Bought a cheap TP-Link equivalent as a replacement. My suspicions have been confirmed - command calls are no longer interrupted, Bluetooth devices no longer randomly lose connection. I just wish I could plug this thing in and see how bad it is during the return…

WLAN driver installed and successfully tested. After six separate attempts to install the Bluetooth 5.0 drivers, all attempts were unsuccessful. Asus phone support was unable to resolve this issue over the phone within an hour. The technician recommended replacing it with another new Asus card at Revain. I will not do this because Asus support has provided conflicting and conflicting information on the four contacts. I was told that bluetooth 5.0 is backwards compatible with 4.x. After all, I…

I bought this item because of the bluetooth capability as I don't need wifi on my desktop, I use ethernet from my router. After trying a few cheap USB stick-type WiFi solutions, I've been frustrated trying to use Bluetooth headphones with a Windows 10 computer. So far, every device I've tried has had connection issues of one kind or another Shape, especially with multiple BT headphones with my Airpods (I'm not an iPhone drone, I'm a dedicated Blackberry KeyTwo user, but no other BT headphones…

In anticipation of this I went to the Asus website and downloaded/installed the appropriate drivers. When the card arrived I installed it and didn't even get a popup that new hardware was found. I just clicked the network icon in the bottom right corner and all my SSIDs were there. In other words, installation (if you can call it that) is quick and painless. I made the stupid mistake of not checking that my only USB 2.0 ports are unoccupied. They are due to my NZXT unicorn cover. So now I have…

Some have complained about Bluetooth not working and driver issues, but I found this card to be plug and play (no special Asus drivers required). It's basically an Intel wireless chipset for Bluetooth and WiFi transceivers, so you can just use the default drivers installed by Windows 10/Windows Update. Overall performance and range are good. However, this card is mainly intended for building a desktop computer yourself. When installed on an off-the-shelf (e.g. proprietary) desktop computer, the

Switched from Asus RT-AC3100 to Asus RT-AX89X router. Was the best Netgear AC USB adapter in the line. Updated before. Doubled the speed compared to the old AC router and adapter I had. 65-70 MB/s on a network server and tie my internet bandwidth to 400 Mbps. I can finally take full advantage of my internet speed on my office PC. Installation was difficult. The PC failed to publish and was then sent/booted to a low resolution desktop screen. Then rebooted and everything was fine. I have two…

I have a dead zone in my house where my personal gaming computer is located and running messy network cables is not what I wanted to do. Since I built my new computer this problem has gotten pretty serious and I need to fix it. I have tried a number of other products to try and get a network signal into the room but the signal has always been very poor and in some cases non-existent. I was about to stop looking and start running those nagging cables, but I decided to give it another try and…

The PCE-AX58BT Bluetooth function of this WiFi card is simply disappointing. The WiFi part works well and increased my speed by 3x. Although bluetooth is installed and seems to have a good range, after hours of trying to stream music from my phone to my pc (windows 10) it will NOT let me. I have a cheap $18 key from Best Buy that works 100%. This card gives me a streaming service that is disabled due to a policy group error. I figured I fixed it and then gave myself the required dependencies…