📶 TP-Link Archer TX3000E WiFi 6 AX3000 PCIe WiFi Card: Up to 2400Mbps, Bluetooth 5.0, 802.11AX Dual Band Wireless Adapter with MU-MIMO and OFDMA, Ultra-Low Latency, Windows 10 (64bit) Compatible Review

I have a $100 ASUS with 4 antennas but I wanted BT so I gave it a try. I also have a TP-Link router which is an ax so I wanted to see if it could keep up. If you add all the factors, it gets better; It has BT, a smaller profile with two antennas, and is half the price. Nevertheless, I returned to ASUS. I have gig d/l and get 500-600 Mbps with ASUS and 300-400 with this setup. Solid, but ASUS clearly wins. I don't feel any noticeable difference between ax and ac or any of the other MU-MIMO…

After figuring out why I'm getting Windows BSOD everywhere, I almost reinstalled my entire Windows OS and found a driver conflict with my existing Intel-based Wi-Fi driver from found my motherboard. .Once I figured that out, I ran a speed test on speedtest.net. My motherboard Wi-Fi download speed was 140Mbps and with this awesome new Wi-Fi network card it was 32Mbps. GARBAGE. Back to the Amazon. I'm sure this will work for some, but I can't believe how much slower this is than my built-in…

I was very lucky to have this card in my PC. However, I have never managed to get the card to work 100% other than Bluetooth. Bluetooth worked great. IU has Windows 10 64-bit on my PC but it kept resetting the card (without recognizing it) and the software (drivers and wifi management software) from TP-Link didn't help and didn't seem to do anything. When I finally got it working. it was very slow on 2.4GHz and 5GHz; approx. <100 MB and the connection takes a maximum of 10 minutes. Tested in

Photos show my WiFi speed before and after. The test was carried out immediately before and after installation. I was connected via the ethernet port but had to navigate the computer and use WiFi. I just upgraded it to 600Mbps and used a regular WiFi USB adapter. As you can see, the speed available on PC was not standard. I couldn't get speeds over 35Mbps. The kit was easy to install. Open the PC, remove the metal cover of the PCIe card and insert the card. Connect the Bluetooth cable to the…

Conclusion: With this card I can use several Bluetooth devices at the same time without any problems! This includes BLE mice, keyboards, in-ear headphones, a Bose headset and more. Most important/most important feature for me: This card works with built-in Bluetooth and other Windows 10 devices! Some of my Bluetooth devices don't work with USB Bluetooth dongles as these dongles often use their own BLE software/driver stack. This card works great with everything I've tried! The rest: Installing…

Quick Review: This device is excellent. The performance is just solid and the range is impressive. Has better range and performance than previous AC cards, see below for details. Disclaimer: I have a regular AC1900 router, not an AX, and yet I've seen significant improvements. The following section details my previously owned device so you can assess if this product is right for you. I used to have an MSI branded Intel AC3168 wireless card. My computer is in the far corner of a decent sized…

I was excited to try this new Wi-Fi card to boost my signal. I downloaded the drivers from their website first as I no longer have the CD to be honest who has one. I took out my old Wi-Fi card and installed this. Attached the magnetic base to the top of my PC tower and booted. No WiFi signals were detected, but that's not a problem as I haven't installed the drivers yet. I installed the drivers which said the installation was successful and then rebooted. Have not found anything yet. I opened…

I used the AC600 USB wireless adapter that I previously bought from Revain. It worked fine when I lived in a small apartment, but I recently moved to a new house where my office was further away from the router. There are several walls and a room between the router and the desktop. I upgraded my router to a Netgear Nighthawk X6 router in hopes that this would improve my signal strength. I still have the same result. The router worked really well for all my other devices, and the 5GHz band hit…

TLDR; This is rubbish, don't waste your time like me. I'm an IT professional with 20 years of experience and had high hopes for this card. It has received good reviews on several sites. As soon as it arrived my computer was ripped and waiting. Above all. I didn't connect the USB cable from the card to the USB port on the motherboard because I didn't need Bluetooth. I do not need that. The map couldn't find a network while I was sitting 10 feet from the hotspot. So I figured maybe a bluetooth…

Pros: - Significantly faster Wi-Fi. I switched from their TL-WN725N USB key model to this PCIe card and increased my average download speed from 30Mbps to 85Mbps. Now the Bluetooth signal reaches all parts of my apartment. My Bluetooth headphones no longer turn off when I move from room to room. Installation was very easy and quick. Cons: Much more than a key. Requires a USB 2.0 slot on the motherboard. I don't have a CD drive. In order to load the drivers, it took my computer a second to find…