TP-Link Nano USB WiFi 6 Adapter for PC(Archer TX20U Nano)- AX1800 2.4G/5G Dual-Band Wireless Network Transceiver Adapter for Desktop PC, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, WPA3, Travel Size, Supports Windows 11/10

I doubted anything so tiny would live up to its claims, but the TP-Link Archer TX1U Nano AX300 has utterly overwhelmed me! I am using this as my laptop adapter isn't working. It doesn't support 5ghz. but, It's best in this price.Cons:Wi-Fi 6 Benefits: Having the enhanced efficiency of Wi-Fi 6 is great.Ultra-Portable: That "Nano" in the name isn't a joke. This adapter is amazingly small and unobtrusive. It's ideal for laptops and when you're on the road. I hardly even know it's there.Easy Setup: Plug and play! Windows picked it up right away, and I was online on my Wi-Fi 6 network in seconds. The driver installation that comes with it was also very easy to do.Stable Connection: I've experienced zero dropped connections or signal problems. The signal strength is powerful and stable, even passing through walls.Great Value: Considering the price, this adapter performs incredibly well. It's an amazing upgrade for anyone who wants to enjoy the advantages of Wi-Fi 6.Cons:To be honest, I have not found any major drawbacks. It's surpassed all my expectations.

Sturdy packaging. No issue so far5ghz doing its work really well, negligible heating even after 10 hr of continuous use.No glitch in bluetooth connectivity.My major issue was Bluetooth connectivity which was resolved, also my laptop had internally 2.4ghz so now able to get full speed of my wifi using 5ghz.Just make sure ro disable existing internal wifi device and bluetooth device from device manager.This will prevent any possible glitch of connectivity during startup as internal wirless chipset drivers wont interfere post being disabled

i have tested Wifi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 Performance is Good and Download speed is high and Video Streamed in 4k/8k Best Product for Computers Quality:Good Quality and No issues after Using it Signal strength:High Value for money:Good product for those who don't have Necessary access to computer it is valued for Money

Do not buy this is useless, it only connects to 2.4 hz network and max limit is 2-3 mbps when kept 3-4meters away from router without any obstacles in between. Doesn’t work in another room at all.

Very good product..compact, only problem is the range....but that is covered by its compact size

The product works as expected. For making it work on Linux you will need to figure out additional drivers and configure it.Easy to install in Windows OS. Not compatible with Linux. If looking for something that work will Linux easily go with TX1U nano, which lacks bluetooth.

TPLink AX900 is based on Realtek RTL8851BU chip with up to theoretical 600 Mbits in 5 GHz band and 287Mbits(around 300Mbits) in 2.4GHz but know that this is hard to achieve in real world.It has good performance in 5GHz band but suboptimal performance(slower download speed but good upload speed) in 2.4GHz band.Furthermore, the Realtek RTL8151BU chip in the adapter is not supported under Linux at all, at least as of Kernel version 6.12. Realtek WiFi support is said to be better in Kernel Version 6.15 and above but I have not checked it personally.So, only buy this adapter of you are not worried about performance under 2.4 GHz and not worried about Linux support.

Bluetooth stops working sometime. Other than that it's good.