TP-Link Archer TX50E AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.2 PCIe Adapter for PC with Heat Sink, MU-MIMO, Ultra-Low Latency, Supports Windows 10(64bit) Only

Got this for my desktop, can now make full use of Wi-Fi 6! Working very well. My motherboard just doesn't have a port to plug in the Bluetooth connector.

great value i like the design and it works fine

facile à installer, tres bonne réception .. conforme aux attentes.

Habe mir diese Karte gekauft, in der Hoffnung das es besser als ein einfacher stick funktioniert. + Wlan Verbindung super gut (Screenshot) +hohe Bluetooth Reichweite (getestet ca. 10m, 3 räume weiter ohne Qualität Verlust) Also lieber ein paar Euro investieren und keine Sticks kaufen. Ich bereuen keinen Euro

The TP-Link Archer TX50E AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.0 PCIe Adapter is a game-changer for anyone seeking lightning-fast internet speeds and seamless connectivity. With Wi-Fi 6 technology, it delivers blazing-fast wireless performance, perfect for gaming, streaming, or downloading large files. The addition of Bluetooth 5.0 ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices, enhancing versatility. Installation is a breeze thanks to the PCIe interface, and the included antennas ensure optimal signal strength. Whether you're upgrading your gaming rig or boosting your home office setup, the Archer TX50E is a reliable and powerful choice. Say goodbye to lag and dropped connections – with this adapter, you're always connected at top speed.

So, I bought the TX50E AX3000. One surprise I had was the fact Bluetooth connectivity is accomplished via a cable between the TX50E PCI card and a spare USB header on the motherboard! I had assumed all communication would take place directly via the PCI slot. Make sure you have a spare header if Bluetooth connectivity is important to you - I only had one spare. (Do not confuse an internal USB header with an external USB socket either - they're not the same!). So I installed it, powered on, and it wasn't recognised automatically by Windows. I installed the WiFi drivers first (directly from the website mentioned in the small print of the instructions) because I don't have a CD-ROM drive, so couldn't use their included CD. As soon as the WiFi driver was installed I was able to easily connect to my home WiFi. I then repeated the same process for the Bluetooth drivers and then Windows recognised it had Bluetooth capability - so far, so good. So everything was working perfectly and I was very happy. I had a nosy around in the settings. Then a few hours later, I couldn't get WiFi to connect. It would just timeout when verifying the connection, every time. I scratched my head for around half hour. I had another nosy in the settings and saw that I had checked "Use random hardware addresses" when logging on to WiFi networks. This is an option in the Windows WiFi settings, and I thought it sounded like a good idea. Turns out that, for some unknown reason, this isn't compatible with my system or the TalkTalk router we have here. The moment I switched that setting off, my connection issue resolved. The router isn't configured to limit connections to certain MAC addresses, so a connection from a randomised address *should* work. It's weird that it doesn't. So take that as a heads up: if you turn that feature on, and experience connection issues on new connections, turn it back off again! :) Overall I'm really happy with the purchase in terms of reliability (no connection dropouts), ping time, download speeds etc.