ASUS PCE-AX3000 WiFi 6 (802.11ax) Adapter with 2 External Antennas. Supporting 160MHz for Total Data Rate up to 3000Mbps, Bluetooth 5.0, WPA3 Network Security, OFDMA and MU-MIMO

Pros: - Strong WiFi signal - Also comes with Bluetooth - Works fine after getting everything installed

Cons: - Installation instructions are a little vague, and require booting with the card installed but without USB connected first. And then they seem to want you to hot-plug the USB in. I did this but it made me nervous. It worked out fine in the end. - Driver installer program on the CD does not actually work. I got a bluescreen in Windows 10 halfway through the install, after taking several tries to get it to even launch. I finally got it to install using Windows' Device Manager. I found the unknown device attached to my PCIE slot and did an "update driver", then browsed to the folder on the CD with Windows drivers in it. That worked fine. - Bluetooth audio has noticeable delay (while watching video). Not sure if this is a problem with the PCE-AX3000 or with my cheap Bluetooth earbuds.

Overall Review: I should have read the instructions, first. I jumped right in and connected everything to my (powered-down) computer and it wouldn't boot. Oops. Turns out you need to boot with the internal USB (for Bluetooth) disconnected first, then install drivers for the WiFi card, then plug in the USB and install the Bluetooth driver. Then I had trouble running the installer program (bluescreen!) but using the "Update driver" feature in Windows Device Manager, and pointing it at the drivers folder in the CD, worked fine. After getting past that installation snafu, everything seems to be working OK. It shows in Device Manager as "Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz" which I understand is the chip used on the card. I bought this product to replace an ancient USB WiFi adapter with only 2.4GHz support. The old adapter kept disconnecting randomly from my wifi even with the router in the same room, then refusing to reconnect until the router is rebooted, and furthermore does not have any manufacturer-supported Win10 drivers. The ASUS PCE-AX3000 has full strength connection, can connect just fine to both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks on my router, and comes with Bluetooth which was not previously present on my PC. A nice upgrade! Overall I'm happy with my purchase.

Pros: amazing coverage of wifi and bluetooth. mostly easy install. windows 10 found the card and installed

Cons: the only downside is the bluetooth requires you to plug in to a usb header on your motherboard. mine were full so had to unhook something else to get it working.

Overall Review: i can recommend it for its signal and driver support. if you don’t need bluetooth it’s a slam dunk. if you do make sure you have free headers. it uses a little 2x5 block with one of the corner holes plugged common on many motherboards

Pros: I have an old SFF dell and there isn't a spare motherboard usb, but the wifi is a huge upgrade from what I had. No complaints, solid as a rock.

Cons: unable to talk about the bluetooth, since I can't power it. If I put this in a different rig, I will let you know.

Overall Review: get it! if you need an upgrade.

Pros: Almost the same speed as I get from a hardwired connection.

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: Another great purchase and price

Pros: easy to install the drivers installed easily as well

Cons: I wish there would be kind of a software coming with it so it make it easier to put in pairing mode. It took me for ever to get my new Bluetooth keyboard to pair with it.

Overall Review: I can't tell about range for the Bluetooth since my rig is at about 5 feet from my pc and I am not using the wifi at all. I am using Ethernet.

Pros: Used to use a USB adapter but with Windows 10 and their USB dropout problem I decided it might be better to get a PCie card and the bonus of having Bluetooth so I get rid of another USB device too. It took all of 5 minutes to install and another 5 to setup & update the driver. much more reliable than the USB

Cons: The antennas were pictured differently in the media provided. They did not plug in the back like this one they were connected via coax cable about 2ft so it was able to be relocated easily

Overall Review: i have only had it in use for about 8 hours but it has functioned fine

Pros: Easy install, bluetooth and WiFi seem to work out of the box

Cons: For some reason, it works great when I connect to a 2.5G wifi network, but when I try a 5G, it doesn't connect well at all. Included Linux drivers have no documentation about how to install them. Poked around google for a few hours with no luck.

Overall Review: Great for some, but Linux support seems spotty. Better documentation would be great.

Pros: A little bit faster than the TPLink Archer TX3000E I replaced. Same Intel AX200 chip, t works with the Intel supplied ax200 driver.

Cons: No desktop antenna No heatsink on the card at all Like the TPLink, the Asus is sensitive to distance and RF noise, not getting anywhere near 1G unless it is within 20 feet from the router.

Overall Review: Bought it to replace my TPLink Archer tx3000 card to see if I can get better speed where it is at. Similar hardware, same Intel Wifi 6 chip in both cards. Did not come with a desktop antenna, so I ended up using the TPLink-s external antenna with the ASUS . This buys me an extra 100Mb. It is on the same floor where my wifi router is, maybe 53 feet away , a couple of walls in-between and I get up to 576 Mbps using 5G hz and AX. (With the TPLink it was ~ 432Mb). It is a distance / noise problem . Apparently the ax wifi is sensitive to both weak signal and RF noise. So given my circumstances, it works as well as a modern, recent vintage AC card.