TP-Link Archer TX55E AX3000Mbps Bluetooth 5.3 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)

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

It took a bit of research to make sure this was the right card for my partners PC and a bit of research into how to fit it will also be worthwhile unless you are experienced in replacing and fitting such cards. It will help with understanding the type of fitment used for the Bluetooth connection to the motherboard for example. The card itself feels like a quality item - well finished, no skimping and worth the bit of extra money over the basic ones. It was easy to fit the separate antennae, but do ensure you have enough room/height for them before you start. Performance is really good, a noticeable improvement over the 10 year old card this one replaced. Do watch out for the difference between WiFi 6 and 6E. It transpires our recently procured Sky router only supports the former, so we can’t get the very best out of the new card. One last tip - if you’re on Windows 11, remove any Bluetooth mouse and keyboard from the system before you fit the new card, then re-pair them once it’s in. This does mean that you will need a spare wired set to see you through the install process.

Fixed all of my wifi card issues Previously kept getting slow speeds and disconnected constantly. Now have high speeds and reliable wifi, highly recommend for the price

Out of the box, a driver is required. Thankfully, there is a driver that comes on the device (pre-loaded). Unfortunately, it is a "version 1" driver that does NOT support MLO, which significantly limits the throughput (~320mbs) of the adapter. TP-Link released a beta driver in May/25 that supports MLO available on their website. I can confirm this fixes the throughput issue and now I'm getting wifi 7 speeds. In the EU/UK, look for Archer TBE400UH(EU)_V1_MLO_5x02.24.126.2_Win10_Win11[Beta Driver]

Brilliant, very happy, easy to install...came with a cd for drivers so had to download on my phone but other than that perfect

Totally worth it. I highly reccomend this product. I love the magnetic base. Super fast wifi and bt with no issues.

I had never fitted a card of any type to a tower gaming PC. The original USB WiFi dongle was playing up so I decided to take the plunge at bought it at £29.99. It's gone up to over £40 overnight, shame on you Amazon. I had only one space available for the card which was directly below the bulky graphics card. It took three attempts to get the card to connect with the motherboard socket as I was virtually working blind. Presumably the Utube videos showing how easy a process this is were working in a larger/roomier tower box. However the card is working great and the bonus is I now have Bluetooth. Brilliant!

Was using powerlines thinking i should be getting full internet little did I know, how slow I was actually going. This device has allowed me to 5x my internet speed overall. Easy to install has Bluetooth if you want it but you need to make sure you plug in the extra cable to enable that.