TP-Link Archer TXE75E AXE5400Mbps Tri-Band WiFi 6E Bluetooth 5.3 PCIe Adapter with Two Antennas, WiFi Adapter for PC, Intel Chipset, Magnetized Antenna Base, Low-Profile Bracket Included, WPA 3

Fast and simple installation. I used the small form factor bracket that supplied with it. Used in a warehouse situation around steel pallet racks signal strength all bars speed test yet to be completed.

Be aware some are Intel chipsets and others are mediatek. I got the inferior mediatek one even though it's says Intel on the box!!

Great card, consistently gets 2402 Mbps of 5Ghz with my router. Note, it is important to angle the antennas, with them pointing straight up I was only getting 1400 Mbps max, rotate them 45 degrees out and about 20 degrees forward and its 2402 Mbps consistently, with nary a hiccup and great throughput.

Using in an older desktop PC. Broadband is 1Gbps, Eir wifi 5 router. The PC is in the room next to the router, separated by a block wall. I was previously using a TP-Link T2U AC600 usb wifi adapter (no aerial) and broadband speed tests reported consistent download speeds of around 240mbps. After installing the TXE75E the tests are now reporting speeds in excess of 800Mbps. I'm not using the bluetooth function as the PC's motherboard does not have a usb header. Early days but so far I'm impressed.

It works for its intended purpose and is quick and easy to set up. I've docked it a star because the cables are pretty short, limiting where you can place the antennae. I wanted mine on a shelf above my PC and it wouldn't reach. It seems it's really designed to sit on top of your PC (hence its magnetic base) but I don't have space there and these things are better NOT placed on top of something metal anyway. I've had to buy extension cables. Another negative point is that this is hardware revision 2.0 and the latest drivers for it are a couple of years old. Revision 4.0 is available and has been for a while so you'd assume that's what you're buying.