TP-LinkArcher TX20U Plus WiFi Dongle, AX1800 High Gain Wireless wifi 6 USB wifi Adapter for PC, Dual Antennas Dual-Band USB 3.0 Wi-Fi dongle, Low Latency, Supports Windows 10/11, Highly Secure WPA3

Been using this for a few weeks now and it has worked very well. It was a simple plug it in and install the drivers to get it working. I have had no signal drop-outs or any issues with it. I had tried another brand of USB wi-fi adapter but it get dropping the signal, it was like the device was being unplugged and then plugged back in. My download speeds have improved compared to the previous wi-fi adaptor and powerline adaptors I was using.My router is on the ground floor at the front of the house and I'm using the TP-Link AX1800 in a room on the first floor at the back. Overall I would recommend this USB wi-fi adaptor.UPDATE:Bought a new mini PC with Windows 11 Pro and, unfortunately, this adapter just doesn't work well. Download speeds would vary between 0.1 and 30 (my max) at random, the device would disconnect and reconnect to USB. I updated the drivers to no avail. The device still works on my Windows 10 PC. I have noticed that my Bros Trend AC3 adapter has a specific driver for Windows 11 so it may just be a driver issue the TP-Link need to fix.

I recently purchased the TP Link AX1800 WiFi 6 Dual Antennas through Amazon, and I am beyond impressed with its performance. This router has truly exceeded my expectations delivering a seamless and efficient wireless experience for my home network.First and foremost, the AX1800's Wi-Fi 6 technology has made a noticeable difference in the speed and stability of my internet connection. Streaming high-definition videos, online gaming, and video conferencing are now smoother than ever. The dual antennas provide excellent coverage throughout my home, eliminating dead zones and ensuring a strong and consistent signal in every room. Setting up the router was a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly interface and clear instructions provided by TP-Link. The mobile app also proved to be a valuable asset, allowing me to manage and monitor my network easily from my smartphone. The intuitive controls and advanced settings give me the flexibility to customize my network according to my needs.I appreciate the sleek and modern design of the AX1800, which blends seamlessly with my home decor. The compact size of the router is an added bonus, as it doesn't take up much space while still delivering powerful performance. Security is a top priority for me, and TP-Link has not disappointed in this regard. The AX1800 comes equipped with robust security features, including WPA3 encryption, which gives me peace of mind knowing that my network is protected against potential threats.It is okay for me upto 95% .

Every single TP-link wifi adapter I have owned has suddenly started playing up after a year or so. They work absolutely fine, they are fast and easy to use, then they just turn to rubbish suddenly and without warning. This one has started playing up after only a few (2) months. I moved it about 40cms, the unique plug of the stupid "free" usb cable popped out, and now the PoS thing keeps cutting out randomly, every time I turn my PC on I have to unplug this adapter and plug it back in just to get it started and then again every 10-20minutes. Cutting out in the middle of online games. I've only had it 2 months and it's already playing up. And that stupid usb cable, they make it seem like they're doing you a favor supplying it free, but it has a unique plug you can only get from TP-link themselves, absolutely nothing but a tiny bit of friction holding it in, it comes out as soon as you touch the adapter. It does get almost 60MB/s download speeds, but not much use when it keeps cutting out.

I had issues with the Intel Wi-Fi AX201 card in my laptop for quite a while, it would connect and disconnect all the time. Disabling and enabling the driver temporarily fixed the problem, however, it would only stay connected for about five minutes before disconnecting again. I got fed up with this and decided to buy the TP-Link Archer TX20U Plus adapter. I just had to plug it into my laptop, connect to my Wi-Fi, and it instantly fixed the issue. It's much faster than the built in AX201 card, and pages now load in a matter of seconds.I might replace the internal card with the Intel AX210, which is known to be much more stable and reliable. It also supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3, which is a big plus. For now, however, this solution will suffice.

Good product - gives the pc a good signal and high speed, antenna are adjustable, comes with a usb extension cable about 1m long. I would recommend

I bought this to replace the previous TP-Link Archer T3U Plus, in the hopes of solving WiFi connectivity issues for a desktop PC in a property with thick walls, after the specification on TP-Link's website suggested it was about 30% more sensitive.Unfortunately, TP-Link cheaped out by only providing a 1m cable, which meant that the WiFi adapter couldn't be placed in an optimum location. (My router, also from TP-Link, has a similar issue, in that its power adapter has a very short lead, meaning it can't be placed in an optimum location either. What saves them pennies, costs me pounds in new leads.)When it worked, I was able to get the full 75 Mbps connection speed that the fibre plan has, but most of the time it provides about half of that, with quite high latency and pretty frequent dropped connections. This means it really wasn't any better in the real world than the older adapter.In the end I had to go with a PowerLine AV1300 adapter and hook up the PC via ethernet through that. Ideally I'd've gone for a new PowerLine G.hn adapter, but these are just too expensive at the moment.