No disconnections at all, really solid, whether on a Fritz!Box 7530 not AX or on a Speedport Plus 2. For TP-Link and Archer, very good value for money. Install the driver.

So far flawless, I got it because of a 300 Mbps line and it is very stable as a connection and strong. It almost always reaches the maximum speed

Installed on a 2011 computer behind electronic devices at a distance of 5 meters and one wall from the router.
Reached the maximum speed of the line. External product.

it is a card for internet but also Bluetooth. for the Bluetooth function you need to connect the power cable from the power supply. it is exactly what is needed and has very good range

Top value for money, you can't even tell if you have a GPU and indeed it's much better than USB WiFi adapters, I went from 30mbps down to 300-400

for those who can't find the CORRECT drivers, they are as follows: https://static.tp-link.com/upload/driver/2024/202410/20241016/Archer_TX20E_V1_6001.15.153.0_Win11.zip

Good card, installation is simple.

The drivers are included on a disc that comes inside the package.

I have installed it on 3 old PCs with Windows 10 where I used the drivers from the DVD, and on a PC with Linux (Pop OS) where it found the drivers by itself.

Everything is fine and the Bluetooth is functional, it has been tested in other rooms with wireless headphones at about 10 meters with a thick wall in between and it works just fine.

I have installed a 500 fiber Nova line at home. The card works perfectly, I get 485 with full signal. Before, I had used some powerline adapters but they limited the speed to about 100 Mbps. First, download drivers from the TP-link website because it is not plug and play.

Excellent performance for its price. On a 500 Mbps line, three rooms away from the router, it only loses 30 Mbps. At first, I was disappointed because it was losing too much. However, it turns out that it is very important to properly adjust the antennas. They play a huge role in range and speed.
The Bluetooth never worked

Good for WIFI. 2 complaints.
- Stability of antennas but relatively insignificant
- The bluetooth is unacceptable, sometimes it connects, sometimes it completely disappears from the control center (hence the -2). Personally, I don't care much, but if you advertise bluetooth it should work.

Well, simply the best choice for wireless connection for the money, I highly recommend it. Between Rupert and the computer, there is a wardrobe, refrigerator, kitchen, and 2 walls in between, and the distance is about 5 to 6 meters, but it reaches 1,500 Mbps without exaggeration in an internal network with a connection without a router intervening.

After I installed it, it didn't open for me to install the driver, and I had to download it myself from the tplink site. Before you install it, just in case, download the driver.

On my operating systems, it completely solved the problem I was facing with the wifi. The router is about 7-8 meters away from me with a wall in between, and it gets the maximum speed that my line provides. In the week that I've been using it, I haven't seen any disconnections, and everything feels like I have a cable connected to the computer.

For just under €30, in my case where it supports 500 mbps, I comfortably consider it VFM

Excellent at 5 meters from the router with 300mbps it measures 304mbps amazing range and the bt that I now use the earbuds for music while doing chores at home

As a WiFi card, the performance is very good, with excellent range and speed. In the speedtest, it easily reaches 306Mbps, which is the limit of my optical fiber. However, as a Bluetooth receiver, it did not impress me because a) it requires connection to the USB pins of the motherboard (meaning it works through USB as if it were a stick). So if your motherboard only has one set of these pins, you need a splitter, otherwise the front USB ports of the case are useless. b) its performance is very poor even at a short distance, with frequent disconnections and instability. If you need stable Bluetooth, it's better not to rely on it (personally, I got a TP-Link USB again, the UB500, which is excellent).

It captures the numbers it says on the papers. Easy to install.

In a 50-year-old connection in a downstairs apartment, I was getting 15mbps with an old USB stick on 2.4. Now, with 5.0 on the same extender, I'm getting 35mbps plus my PC now has Bluetooth! The 30€ seemed enough, so I bought it. It's still the first day, I will come back to bury it if it causes any issues

So I also bought this specific card for an upgrade from the old one. Without going into much detail, I downloaded drivers, made settings, and did everything imaginable, but with no result. The measurements were not exceeding 20 mbps, while with the old one I could reach up to 55. It is possible that I got a faulty product. Research has shown that the drivers for these specific devices are quite defective, according to complaints from other users. I hope there will be an update, otherwise I don't think there is any other solution to the problem. I proceeded to return the product for a replacement of the device.

Update 17/01/24
I received the replacement of the product with the same problems, so it is probably a compatibility issue.
I hope that when it is used on a different network and system, it will perform as it should

Just installed it and I'm amazed!! 102Mbps at a distance of 12m from the router with several obstacles (walls, etc). Replaced the AV600 Powerline (pair) from the same company, which had recently started to decrease its performance (see photo). Bonus that the card also functions as a hot-spot and the PC now has Bluetooth!!! If anything changes, I will update, but for now, I am extremely satisfied!!

Owner for two months. Easy installation and works smoothly without any disconnects. So far, everything is good

The price is a bit steep, but it's excellent. WiFi 6 works wonders even on a computer tucked under a desk, 6 meters away from the router with a wall in between, giving 96-100 mbps.

Generally satisfied. Good coverage and stable performance. I haven't tested it at very high speeds (over 100Mbps)