EDUP USB 3.0 WiFi 6E Adapter AX3000M Wireless WiFi Dongle Network Adapter 802.11AX Tri-Band 6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz Dual 5dBi Antennas for PC Compatible with Windows 11/10 64Bits

I have it connected to a 10ft USB 3.0 extension and have it up near my roof to get a better signal and it works perfectly for ps remote play for me and if you have really slow wifi from an older computer or even a computer without a wifi card this would be a pretty good option

The 5dBi antennas give insane range. At places at work where my laptop would previously drop connection, it now has link speeds of up to 700Mbps on average on a 20MHz 6GHz connection.

This replaced the built in WiFi on a laptop. It enabled greater speeds than before. No issues with drivers or connections with the wifi network.

I've been playing with Linux Mint with the forced upgrade path to Windows 11 by Microsoft. I had another USB wireless adapter that was older and didn't have a native driver, so I looked around and found that a lot of Mint users found this to be a good mix of price and speed and no driver was needed. This was true, as well as being able to benefit from the faster speeds, so I'm happy overall with this purchase. However, I noticed a couple of reviews that were negative and largely appeared to be a matter of ignorance. This doesn't give you greater speeds by itself. You need a capable USB port (this is backwards compatible and will slow down) and you need a router that is capable of those speeds that can match or exceed the wireless adapters on your network. You also have a speed limitation out to the Internet, so if you are paying for a 500M connection don't expect Gig speed on any Internet-based speed test. Since I'm dual-booting into Windows 10 Pro as well, this works under Windows like it did under Mint. My only wish is that this was smaller, which other reviewers have pointed out. Just be sure to have some room around the port you plug this into. My sole "complaint" is that the 256MB flash drive is defective. It wasn't an incentive to buy this nor is it required to install, but it would've been nice to have a small drive as some devices require a smaller drive to perform firmware updates and I've since recycled many of my older and smaller flash drives. If you have a capable network and laptop/PC to work with this, it is a good value for the money.

Purchased this wifi adapter for use with Linux Mint. Works out of the box, rock solid connection.

Working great

Doesn't work as intended. It is plug and play. It does not offer better performance than my built-in Wi-Fi card for my Lenovo T480. I downloaded the driver that they provide and that didn't seem to do anything. Picture included in this review was taken after all computer BIOS were updated, system updates were up to date, and then the driver for the Wi-Fi being installed. Would not recommend.

Very fast!