ASUS WiFi 6E + Bluetooth 5.2 PCI-E Expansion Card (PCE-AXE58BT) - Supports 6GHz Band, WPA3, 160MHz, WPA3 Network Security, OFDMA and MU-MIMO, External Antenna, Magnetic Base, Ultra Low Latency

This review is for Linux on an AMD Ryzen PC with X570 chipset. The card is advertised on the box as Linux-compatible, and it works perfectly. You need an unused USB2.0 motherboard header for the Bluetooth. I'm on Arch Linux 6.2.10 and I only had to physically install the card, no driver install was necessary. I cannot speak for the Windows experience, but there are detailed instructions included for that. Definitely read them BEFORE opening your Windows PC at all. My PC shows up as a WiFi 6 client on my Unifi controller. WiFi quality is generally very bad in my house, but I'm able to get around 400 Mb/s when testing with iperf3 to a local wired computer. I used to get half that on my previous motherboard with built-in WiFi .11ac (a.k.a "WiFi 5") with a small dinky antenna. Bluetooth is the main reason I got this and is working with my Galaxy earbuds and Xbox One controller. As for the antenna itself, the base has a magnet and its strong enough to stick sideways on to my standing desk leg. The cable is very short though, it's around 2-ft. Here's the card under my lspci output: 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Wi-Fi 6 AX210/AX211/AX411 160MHz (rev 1a)

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It works great. Plugs into a usb header in addition to being a pcie card. It does need drivers but its easy to instsll then from asus website if you have ethernet or another pc and a flash drive. Or use your phone to put the drivers on a usb flash drive. Its cheap id buy another one. Bluetooth and wifi 6 connect well.

Easy install have been running it for about 5 weeks with issues what so ever.

I buy this wifi 6e connection cos my old gaming pc doesn't have wifi connection. Cos now i upgrade new gaming pc have already built in wifi 6e. Thank you seller and delivery service