TP-Link Archer TX20E AX1800 WiFi 6 WiFi Card PCIe WiFi Card

This TP-Link AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Dual Antennas High Gain Bluetooth 5.2 PCIe Adapter was easy to install and worked first time using drivers on supplied mini-CD. I'd been successfully using the USB 3 dongle version (Archer T4U) in my 2011 vintage PC, plugged into a USB 2 socket, for over 6 years. However, when I upgraded to full fibre I was losing potential speed using USB 2, so I plugged it into the USB 3 expansion card I had installed. This worked fine and gave the extra speed but with one issue. Every time the computer was woken up, the wifi dropped out for up to 30 seconds. I believe this was due to the USB 3 sockets being on an adapter card and not part of the motherboard provision. Installing this internal wireless card solved the problem - it's active as soon as the computer is woken up and the speed is available too. In addition, this has also added bluetooth to my system. Activating this requires connecting the supplied lead from the card to an internal USB header on the motherboard - which I was surprised to find existed on my PC. Highly recommended.

So far all good had no issue downloading the drivers required as I was connected via wire already my connection using this is great have had no issues with gaming or playing vr, very easy to install too, keep in mind this is my opinion and is for my situation my internet is good and I am not a far far distance to my hub

Great Wifi + Bluetooth Card, really easy to install. it might have been my pc, but the card would be recognised in the device manager, but it couldn't be used to connect to wifi until I downloaded TP-Link drivers. Since then, Card has provided a great connection, even with my pc tucked away far from the access point.

My desktop PC is upstairs in office room, about as far away as you can get from broadband router. I had an old wireless card installed which was very inconsistent with speed, fluctuating between 10-60mbps. Took a chance on this card and it has made a huge difference. Now get consistent connection quality and get 140mbps. Anyone interested in this card, make sure you visit the website and download the driver. I had latest Windows 11 installed and it did not recognise the card. Fortunately I have a laptop that I used to download, so didn't have to swap the cards over again.

I'm not much of an online gamer these days so in my new build rather than worrying about routing ethernet cables round the house I just opted for WiFi. I chose this card, mainly because I've used plenty of TP-Link products in the past and never had a problem, but also because of the bluetooth it adds. Two birds with one stone and all that! Worth noting that this product comes with a cd with drivers on. However if like me you haven't added a DVD drive to your PC, and don't have any other network options Windows 11 will not detect this product. I had to download the drivers on another PC and put them on a USB stick. After that it worked flawlessly. Not a problem, just something to be aware of! I have what is advertised as 250Mbps fibre at home. Downloading games on steam with this WiFi card I was somehow hitting speeds of 350Mbps... Not sure how that works but I'm not complaining. Signal is great, latency is really low for WiFi and overall I'm very impressed with this product. I'd recommend it to anyone.

Works great and as it should. Fast internet overall. It depends how much maximum speed you have so it captures almost 100% of what it should within 5-10meters distance from the router. Installation is fairly easy. Just follow the steps on the sheet and the disk provided.

I have been building my own computers for decades, so I know what I am doing with regards to hardware, yet I was unable to get this to work. Key things to note that aren't made clear on the product page: - You need a spare USB header on your motherboard as well as a PCIe slot. I didn't a spare USB header, but unplugged the case USBs to try this out; - The drivers come on a CD. Seriously? In 2026, you are providing drivers on a CD? In the manual, they talk about installing drivers from the CD or USB, however, there wasn't a USB in the box. I've never seen a company provide a USB storage device with drivers on it before, so thought it was strange they'd even mention it, but I digress. Luckily, I had a back up and was able to download the drivers from TP link. The installer was unable to find the hardware. The method of installation just seems rather dated, as it is not plug and play. I wasn't happy that I had to sacrifice a USB header on my motherboard, either - not that it matters, because it just didn't work. Refunded.

As an avid fan of TP-Link equipment, a wireless PCIe card saw only one contender. Easy to install and setup, the card was operational within a few minutes. But... The card incorporates Bluetooth. Well, yes and no. Your PC's mainboard needs to have an available USB header else it won't work. Why? And this isn't advertised. Thankfully, I had one header still spare! And then there's WOL (WWOL). The card supports WOL but nothing happens when it's triggered. So, very good but no fifth star.

S'adapte parfaitement, installation facile et rapide. Juste la prise supplémentaire a brancher sur la carte mère ou j'ai du réorganiser mes ports USB. Fonctionne parfaitement bluetooth et wifi

Plugged into my AM4 motherboard, worked with no problems

I purchased this product as I was upgrading my desktop. I still have not switched to a WiFi 6 capable router as the current plan with my ISP would not give a better value return against the hefty investment. With my 300 MB plan, my previous usb adaptor ( Archer T4u) manages to give me a consistent 230-240 MB bandwidth. However, in comparison, I do notice the PCIe card manages to give 250 MB+. So downloads are just a little bit faster and it's future proof for at least next 5 years. Windows setup on this is a breeze. Just go to the product page, download the drivers and you're good to go. One of my concern was that the product page on Amazon as well as tp-link's official website does not list which chipset it uses. It means Linux users would need to figure it out themselves. I called and emailed TP-link India support to know about the chipset model and I still have not heard an answer in over 3 weeks. Finally I reached out to TP-link US support and they responded within 24 hours. The chipset is AX200NGW. Furthermore, this device is listed EOL on TP-link US, but not on TP-link India. TP-link India support proves their incompetence and ignorance yet again!! Now, if your kernel detects this OOB, that's great. But I can confirm that Arch, ubuntu 22.04 LTS and openSUSE 15.4 did not detect this card out of the box for me, so only Bluetooth worked, but not wifi OOB. I'm going to save fellow Linux users some frustration and give the kernel module needed for this device: rtw89_8852be. If you can manage a line of sight with your wireless router, the signal is great. For me, there's half a wall in between and about 25 feet distance, so I get about 70% signal strength. But like I said, I find no issues with it. Happy with the product, but crappy support from TP-link India.

📝 DESCRIPCIÓN Tarjeta Wi-Fi PCI Archer TX20E, con Wi-Fi 6 (AX1800) y Bluetooth 5.2, ideal para mejorar la conectividad en PCs de escritorio. 📶💻 Modelo nuevo en Amazon: https://amzn.to/3CBEIVZ 🧾 ESPECIFICACIONES - Velocidad Wi-Fi: AX1800 (1201 Mbps en 5 GHz + 574 Mbps en 2.4 GHz) - Bluetooth: 5.2 (4x más cobertura y 2x más velocidad que Bluetooth 4.2) - Antenas: 2 antenas externas de alta ganancia - Seguridad: WPA3 - Compatibilidad: Windows 11/10 - Interfaz: PCI Express - Dimensiones: 7.9 x 12 x 2.1 cm 📦 CONTENIDO 1 - Tarjeta Wi-Fi TP-Link Archer TX20E 2 - Antenas externas 1 - Manual de usuario 💶 PRECIO - 24 de Enero de 2025: 21,90€ 🟢 PROS • Velocidades Wi-Fi 6 de hasta 1800 Mbps, ideal para conexiones rápidas y estables. • Bluetooth 5.2 con mayor cobertura y velocidad para dispositivos periféricos. • Antenas externas de alta ganancia para una mejor recepción de señal. • Seguridad WPA3 para proteger tu red y datos personales. • Fácil instalación es sistemaas con Windows 11/10. 8️⃣ VALORACIÓN Cogí esta tarjeta Wi-Fi TP-Link Archer TX20E para mejorar la conectividad de mi PC de escritorio, y ha sido una gran mejora. Anteriormente tenía un dispositivo usb que también era wifi 6 y conseguía velocidades entorno a 250 mb. Con esta tarjeta, llegué a tener la misma velocidad que haciendo las pruebas de velocidad en el router. Además de por mejorar la velocidad, me gustaba esta tarjeta ya que también tiene implementado Bluetooth 5.2, ya que me permite conectar auriculares, teclados y otros dispositivos con mayor estabilidad y menor latencia. Las dos antenas externas aseguran una cobertura amplia y estable, incluso en zonas de mi casa donde antes la señal era débil. La instalación fue sencilla, aunque es importante asegurarse de tener una ranura PCI Express disponible en la placa base. Una vez instalada, la tarjeta en un Windows 11 tuve que descargar los drivers para que la reconociera. En cuanto a la seguridad, tiene soporte para WPA3. ✅ CONCLUSIÓN Es una tarjeta Wi-Fi de alto rendimiento, ideal para PCs de escritorio que necesitan una conexión rápida y estable. Con Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 y seguridad WPA3, es una excelente opción para gamers, streamers o cualquier usuario que busque mejorar su conectividad. 👍 RECOMENDABLE. ✳️ Espero que mi comentario ✍️ te haya podido servir de ayuda 😃

كويسة