It was installed very easily and connected to the network without any problems. I have a 1000 Mbps line and I always get 950 download/upload and 2 ms. So far it has never disconnected nor caused any problems with gaming etc. Absolutely satisfied.

Be careful with the version of the card because v1 and v2 are Intel while v3 and v4 are Mediatek (chip), so you need different drivers.

I was sent the v4 and it had the Mediatek MT7922. As long as I had Intel drivers (wrong for my v4 version) I had issues in gaming, ping spikes, etc. As soon as I found the Mediatek drivers for the MT79xx chips, everything was resolved. So don't listen to silly reviews from people who think everything is plug and play.

From a 200Mbps line with one wall in between, I get 125-180Mbps on the 5GHz channel without having personalized the router settings.

Ping 7ms, in games 40-70ms very stable. Rarely goes above 80+

With extensive experience in computer hardware for many years, I can say that this is a well-designed, excellent product. Top build quality, easy installation even in computers over 10 years old. With an appearance that will fit perfectly in systems with transparent side panels (especially in a black - red theme). The external antennas can be placed even away from the PC (they have a magnetic base and do not fall) without blocking the computer's back panel. It connected and works flawlessly with the drivers from the included CD without searching and wasting time. Highly recommended as a top product.

Very good card! Due to the change in the position of my desktop, I needed a wireless connection and I didn't want just USB ones to avoid interruptions or losses. I have Mesh Wi-Fi access points that transmit the speed directly in the house, and this specific card captures all the speed they offer! Whether it's simple browsing or gaming, there are no issues with interruptions or latency. I personally don't use Bluetooth, but I tried it and it works quite well too. Connecting it to the desktop's motherboard is very easy. The only peculiarity is that it's better to download the drivers from Intel's website rather than TP-Link's, as they are more up-to-date.

I had a problem with forthnet dsl 24/1. It kept disconnecting. With new drivers, etc. on a brand new computer. As soon as I switched to wind 100/10 with a different ZTE modem, it works perfectly fine.

Initially, the card states that it only supports Windows and only has Windows drivers, but I have had no issues with Linux (Manjaro).
It supports Bluetooth 5.2 (You need to have a free USB 2.0 header on your motherboard) The only problem is that the internal USB 2 connection for Bluetooth does not lock with my motherboard, so only friction keeps it in place.
With the two antennas, it supports 2x2 MU-MIMO. If your router supports MU-MIMO, then you will have higher speeds with less latency.
The card has worked perfectly for me the entire time I've had it, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to be ready for the future with Wi-Fi 6 and 2x2 MU-MIMO, as well as Bluetooth

I can say that I am quite satisfied compared to the previous wireless network card!!! Superior performance!!! I highly recommend it!!! And it's value for money

I installed this specific card a few days ago and I am completely satisfied. The computer recognized it without any problems and I have paired it with the tp link deco x20. The internet connection speed on the computer has improved compared to the wifi 5 of the motherboard.

So far, I am very satisfied. It is connected with 2 built-in antennas behind the PC at 800/800 Mbps with the Cosmote router at 5GHz. The distance from the router is 4m without any significant obstacles.

Very good quality, easy installation, overpriced product. Sometimes it has connectivity issues, but that's a Windows 10 and Bluetooth technology issue. I bought it for around 55€, but I would price it at a maximum of 35€

Awesome network card that has the ability to connect to both frequency bands (5 and 2.4 GHz). Personally, I use it with a good dual band router that is Wifi 6, specifically on the 5GHz frequency. The speeds I get are truly the same as those I would get with an Ethernet cable directly connected to the router. The distance from the router is just over 5 meters with a wall in between. What I liked most is that the antennas of the card are not attached to the back, but extend with the cable shown in the photos so that you can place them in the ideal position. It worked immediately on my computer as soon as I installed it on the motherboard, but I also installed the TP-Link drivers for wifi and bluetooth just in case. Finally, I would like to recommend to potential buyers to first check for compatibility issues with their motherboard and this specific card.

Like a cable without a cable! Tremendous construction and very easy installation. It's worth it and it saves you from the cable mess.

First impression excellent...
Easy installation inside the computer, as long as you have some experience...
Easy installation of drivers from the included CD...
The antenna base is magnetic and holds firmly on the metal case...
The working distance is about 5 meters from the router, but there are 3 walls in between...
The speed I got was the same as when the computer was connected with a cable!!
The USB stick I had before showed 1-3 bars with difficulty, with slow speed, while with the card I have full signal...
I haven't tried the Bluetooth yet...
Very satisfied from the first contact...
I consider the price a bit high, but if everything goes well, I will overlook it...

For anything I encounter in the future, I will give feedback...

Improve download by 20% and upload by 10% with a stable signal. The use of a base is not necessary, antennas can be directly screwed onto the card. Recognized by Intel's auto update. It could be more cost-effective.