TP-LinkAX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.2 PCIe Adapter with Two Antennas, specialized heatsink, 1024-QAM, Ultra-Low Latency, Intel® Wi-Fi 6 Chipset, Supports Windows 10/11(64bit) (Archer TX55E)

My PC didn't have wi-fi or Bluetooth built into the motherboard, and I was fed up of losing two of my paltry amount of USB slots to dongles for both of these, so I decided it was time to get a PCIE card to cover both requirements.The card is decently low-profile for an easy fit, and the drivers were picked up right away by Windows 10 (and still function fine having now updated to Windows 11). I get solid connection to my nearby router, and a good speed (the router itself is not WF6, so I'm not getting the peak of what this card can do, but it's about as fast as the router can handle). Bluetooth stays connected and stable with no drops. Very happy.Be aware, however: you have to have a free internal usb header to connect a small cable from the card to your motherboard if you want to utilise the Bluetooth functionality. I knew and had checked this in advance, but I can see it catching some people out as it's not made as clear as it might have been on the listing.

I bought this to replace my previous network adapter which was constantly disconnecting every 10 minutes.Installed easily replacing the old adapter. Only complaint is that I can't screw it into the case as it doesn't line up exactly with the screw hole, if I were to screw it into the case then it would pop slightly out of the slot.Aside from that, this works brilliantly. I haven't opted to connect the bluetooth as I don't have the confidence to do that myself, I personally don't need it.

Easy to install, mostly works brilliantly, it does momentarily have a break in the Bluetooth audio, a very short drop, about one an hour or so. Other than that it's perfect.

Good internet speeds of up to 280Mbps. First time installing this product I had a significant drop in internet speeds to 0.4Mbps, unplugged the cable that connects the Bluetooth seemed to fix the issue. So if your having a familiar problem try unplugging the wire as shown in the photo and see if that works.Still worth it in my opinion though based on the high download speeds.

Huge upgrade from my previous set up. Getting download speeds of 380Mb quite far from the router in a thick-walled home. Very impressed.