WiFi 7 USB 3.0 Adapter - 6500Mbps Tri-Band 2.4G/5G/6GHz Wireless Network Card - Driver Free Plug & Play for Gaming PC Laptop Windows 10/11 - Ultra-Low Latency WPA3 Encryption

This thing is surprisingly good. The drivers are stored on it like a flash drive. Instructions did not say you have to reboot it after installing the drivers but I ended up having to. After that, worked amazing. I am getting 1.2 Gbps with it plugged into an HP docking station with a USB C Adapter with an asus router down 1 story and approx 30 feet away. I was also able to get 850 Mbps on an older Dell Optiplex 9020MT. Overall, the plastic feels a little cheap and flimsy but it is absolutely WORTH IT. If you have a WiFi 7 router and a good fiber connection to the internet you are going to get smoking fast speeds. Comparable to or faster than 1gb ethernet without any messy cables. You won't regret this.

This is a very good WiFi 7 stick, my computer doesn’t lag anymore!!!

The drivers installed without problems. Windows properly recognizes it as a network interface. But, as soon as you connect it to a WiFi network, the connection is dropped within seconds of being connected. Needless to say, this thing is not worth your time or money.

I got this for my work laptop running Windows 11 pro. I was getting slow/unstable connections while on my work VPN using the installed Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160GHZ . Now I get great/stable connections (Teams meetings are not dropping etc) with the BE6500 TriBand USB adapter. The adapter bandwidth is consistently 2.8 Gbps. I am very pleased with the results and have had no issues since installing this device. I would recommend to anyone with Windows 11 computer that also has a Wi-Fi7 router.

Works okay on Windows, but for the desktop I tried it on the speed was about the same as WiFi 6E. The Unifi AP is WiFi 7 and uplinked to 2.5g ports and 2100 mbps ISP connection. It doesn't achieve these speeds though from about 10 feet away, more like 1000 mbps. Giving it a lower rating because I wanted to use this adapter on Linux, but zero driver exists. The only option I see at this current time on Linux for WiFi 7 with a laptop is M.2 cards.

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Speeds with the provided drivers are abysmal. With those drivers I'm not able to get the device to work on a 6ghz network even on Windows 11 24H2. On 5ghz I get about 350Mbps. After downloading the drivers from the TPLink adapter (5x the price, same chipset) I was finally able to get 6ghz to work and speeds are good at about 1.5Gbps, but the Intel wifi 6e card in my laptop gets 2.2gbps. No matter what I've done windows thinks the connection is only "AX" even though it's connected to the special MLO network on my router. And even then speeds aren't any better than standard 6ghz wifi network.

device driver is inside the USB flash. Very convenient. Works great.