2.4GHz Mini WiFi Antenna,Bluetooth RP SMA Male Omni Thumb Antennas,2 Pack | Mini RHCP Racing Drone thumb aerial for FPV drones,TX RX, mmDVM, routers, back-up cameras and Bluetooth wireless modules

Did the job. Connection is good.

Adequate signal relative to size. Certainly not as good as a full antenna but fit well for my intended purpose

They pick up my Wi-Fi signal really well; I get the speeds I should from my Wi-Fi 6E router, even on the 6ghz channel.

I bought two sets of these for my two PC's. The first one gets speeds similar to a hard wire connection! This surprised me! The second set, I have been having problems with and will need to further troubleshoot why it keep loosing signal. But Speeds on the second set also surprised me. With that said, location is a very important thing to keep in mind when it comes to Wifi! Everything from distance, to what your walls are made of, or even just dead spots in your house, will determine if your speeds will be optimal, or poor. I know on my second set the issue may be drivers or even a bad Motherboard Wifi device. I'll have to trouble shoot that because swapping the antennas did nothing to remedy the issue. So it's no my antennas that are the issue. They working 100%.

This is not the best wireless antenna for sure but I never liked those L shaped antenna either. My router is fairly close to my computer so these tiny antenna works without any major issue. I used it with an WiFi 6 module and that didn't go well. Both the WiFi and Bluetooth signal suffered. However, when I started using it with WiFi 7 module, seems like both the WiFi and Bluetooth signal gained extra coverage. I bought it only for aesthetics not for performance.

I've been using these for about 9 months now on my Asus motherboard. The antenna it included was far larger than I wanted to use, and using no antenna I could barely get a Bluetooth mouse to connect from less than 3 feet away. With these I get solid Bluetooth coverage and wifi which would be adequate if I weren't using a wired connection - about 300/300 hw data rate -74db signal strength against an older Ubiquiti Unifi AC Lite positioned about 20 feet away with 3 walls in between. I wanted something small enough that it would be unlikely I would accidentally bump it and this fit the job. The antennae stick out about as much as a USB or video connector. I get the Bluetooth signal I wanted without having a mess of wires or a larger antenna flopping around behind the machine.

I'm only using these on my motherboard for Bluetooth functionality to replace the gigantic free standing antenna that came with my X570 Unify motherboard. For that purpose, they seem to work well. I sit within about 5 feet of my desktop, and within this range, the single quality for my Bluetooth headphones and other peripherals is excellent. No audio drops, which is good... I can't speak for WiFi strength, as I don't use it for that, but I did briefly enable the WiFi adapter on my motherboard, and the signal strength seemed fine, but remember that these little guys are still bound by the laws of physics. They're smaller than most antennas, and stuck at a less than ideal orientation. At longer ranges and lower signal levels, you *will* suffer as a result of that. But if you're reasonably close to your AP, you should be totally fine with these.

The blame lies more on my weak router than anything, but I can't get a consistent signal with these though I can with a larger antenna. I love the tiny form factor, but it just doesn't work great for me.

Purchased several of these as replacement antennae for some WDMX controlled lighting fixtures and WDMX receivers. The small profile allowed for full range of motion and they don't get snapped off every time you look at them like the factory ones. Completely eliminated loss and damage charges for skylink and litemat products. If you are a BB, get a bunch as part of your kit.