- AXE5400 USB WiFi 6E Adapter for Desktop PC, Tri-Band Wi-Fi Dongle

Really good WiFi adapter. I have no issues here. If anything changes, I will update since I only used this for like a month

This thing is great. I got it to replace my old usb WiFi that kept disconnecting every few minutes. This picks up the wireless signal quickly, and seems faster. Very reliable

I bought the TP Link AXE5400 WiFi 6E USB Adapter for my desktop hoping it would improve my connection, especially for gaming, but my experience was honestly the opposite of what I expected. Installation was simple and it showed up on my Windows 11 PC without any issues. It connected quickly to my network and at first glance everything looked fine. Speeds seemed okay during basic browsing and streaming, so I thought it was going to be a solid upgrade from my previous setup. The problem started when I actually used it for gaming. Instead of improving my connection, it made things less stable. I noticed more lag spikes and inconsistent ping compared to my normal connection. Games that usually ran smoothly started having random stutters and delays that were not there before. I tried moving the adapter to different USB ports and adjusting placement to get a better signal, but it did not really solve the issue. Even when the signal showed full bars, the performance during gameplay still felt worse than expected. For regular internet use like watching videos or browsing, it was acceptable. But for anything that needs a stable low latency connection, it did not perform well in my case. That was the main reason I bought it, so it was disappointing. Build quality seems fine and the device itself is easy to set up, but performance is what matters most for a product like this and that is where it fell short for me. Overall, it did not improve my internet experience and actually made gaming worse compared to my previous setup. It might work better for others depending on their environment, but for my desktop it was not a good upgrade.

Works great! I built my PC several years ago, but did not install a wifi adapter because my plan was to keep the PC hardwired directly to the router; but life happened and now my PC is not only in a different room, but a different floor altogether- hence my need for this adapter. It was an easy install of the driver, set up was equally simple. At the time of testing I was able to clock 80mbps from the mesh router on a different floor of the home. It's modularity also allows me to use it on a laptop should the need arise.

The TP-Link AXE5400 WiFi 6E USB Adapter for Desktop PC (Archer TXE70UH) supports both Windows 10 and Windows 11. Under Win 10 you can only use 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The latter offers a range of higher speeds and is a good choice *BUT* for its highest speeds requires the use of "DFS" technology. That effectively dumps all transmissions when an airport radar is detected, to avoid interfering with the radar. A long, slooowww switch to lower frequencies takes place which will effectively disable your internet for minutes at a time and will drive you crazy. So the best practical use under Windows 10, if you have a 5 GHz router, is in the router settings to enable that band but limit it to 80 MHz bandwidth. Avoid the 160 MHz bandwidth and any DFS functionality. Then you'll get about 400 Mbps in an average house. On Windows 10 you can try 160 MHz / DFS to see if you're one of the lucky ones with no radar glitches and a 100-mile drive to an airport, but expect to spend about the same amount of time on either of those undertakings. I can't test this on Windows 11 with a 6GHz wifi 6E router but there will be no DFS issues in that case and none of the above cautions apply. This adapter should do well but you should research that on your own.

With my new 6E capable router I wanted my older PC to take advantage of the faster speed. The factory antenna built into the chassis wouldn't support 6ghz so just replacing the wifi card wouldn't help. I opted for a USB 6E adapter and I'm able to get 1.1gbps transfer rate.

This worked great for connecting my dad's older computer to the wifi in his new home. Totally plug-and-play with no issues that I can recall.

It's good for what it is, but overall the 1300 is just more reliable, even if this is generally better, it often has to unstable connections, across the house or next to it, I was already aware of this potentially being an issue with this and frankly I'm kind of sad it is because it's pretty expensive for a wifi adapter, especially when it's predecessor never bugs out, I imagine because it's pretty new it still has tweaks to be messed with but I'm relatively disappointed. Every adapter I've used usb wise had been under 15$ and never had issues, I couldn't say what is the issue as I made sure to properly install the most current drivers, have wifi 6, and being on windows 11, and it's connection genuinely is better, but again it tends to sometimes be super unstable for like 5 seconds at most every 7ish-20min, and that's pretty impactful during online gaming, I hope it gets fixed, as I'm some others have this similar issue.

No sirve para gaming, incluso siguiendo tutoriales en internet para optimizar su uso, hay picos de latencia y perdida de paquetes, por lo cual jugar juegos competetivos se torna imposible, probado en un puerto usb 3.0 cómo es debido en un equipo moderno.

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