USB WiFi 6 Wireless Adapter for PC, QGOO AX1800 USB 3.0 WiFi Dongle Dual Band 5Ghz/2.4Ghz High Gain Dual 5dBi Antennas 802.11ax MU-MIMO Wireless Network Adapter for Desktop Laptop Windows 11/10

I bought this USB WiFi 6 wireless adapter for my desktop PC and I am very impressed with it. It is easy to install and use, as it comes with a driver CD and a user manual. The adapter is compatible with Windows 11 and supports the latest WiFi 6 standard, which offers faster speed, lower latency, and more stability. The adapter has a dual band feature, which allows me to choose between 5Ghz and 2.4Ghz frequencies according to my network environment. The adapter also has two high gain dual 5dBi antennas, which enhance the signal strength and range.The adapter is very powerful and reliable for wireless networking. It supports MU-MIMO technology, which enables multiple devices to communicate simultaneously without interference. The adapter also has a USB 3.0 interface, which ensures high data transfer rate and low power consumption. The adapter is lightweight and compact, and it comes with a protective cap. The only thing I would improve is the design of the adapter, which is a bit bulky and protrudes from the USB port. I would prefer a smaller and sleeker adapter that can fit more snugly into the USB port. Other than that, I think this is a great product for PC users. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a fast and stable wireless connection for their PC.

I was using an older Wifi adapter purchased in 2015. Internet kept disconnecting and the range was not that great. My wife and I decided to do something about it - we did our research and bought this unit. Speeds are at a constant 350ish MB/s (on a 400MB/s connection), no disconnects, streaming is smooth and without buffering. One thing that made me feel great about this purchase, although very minor) was the fact they included a USB flash driver for drivers! As it is super un-common today to have a CD drive, the addition of the USB stick made installation a breeze and without delays. I'd give this product a solid 5 out of 5. Recommended for anyone who would like to instantly improve their Wifi connection.

Bought 2 of these to use with a new TP-Link AX11000 in February 2022. Wifi6 speeds were as expected and we were pleased with the performance; until Microsoft pushed out 21H2. After that, the device constantly disconnects and reconnects from Windows.Spent *far* too long searching for QGOO's website to look for an updated driver. The one they're offering is the same 8/5/2021 version that's on the included CD/USB. The fact that QGOO is distributing their driver via a dropbox link was another red flag.I have e-mailed their support (@outlook). Will update if they reply.Bottom line, save your money, look for another adaptor.

So as with some other people I basically only bought this product because it does WiFi 6/AX and said it worked on Windows 7. And it does! I did have a hiccup though.Basically the drivers that came on the little USB thumb drive and mini CD didn't work. Pretty annoying. Windows said the drivers weren't signed, so even though it all installed fine it wouldn't allow Windows to use them. Seeing that somebody else said a previous driver version was working, I went and looked for those.This is where it gets proper annoying... I couldn't find the previous version from a fully "reputable" site, IE manufacturer website. Neither the company website (which is pretty scant) or RealTek seemed to have them as best as I could tell. This is supposed to be a RealTek 8832AU based unit, and the older driver version is 5001.0.13.103 (.104 is the version that shipped with but wasn't signed), but even looking at dodgy sites all I could find was RTL8852AU_5001.0.13.103, note that's 8852 not 8832.I figured what the heck, may be the same software for a slightly different model, and downloaded it. I installed it and everything was working! I imagine you could email RealTek (Because Qgoo never responded to my email) and get the older version of the drivers from them, but being savvy I downloaded from the most reputable driver site I could find a copy on, and scanned for viruses to make sure it wasn't a dodgy file. Everything seemed fine, so I installed, and it worked. If you're not comfortable with this I'd email RealTek directly and see what they can send you.Haven't been using it for long, but has had a stable connection so far that it claims is 1.2 Gbps. I only have done one "speed test" so far copying files, and it wasn't that impressive. But I was going from and to 2 slow traditional hard drives, so that may have been a limiting factor. Maybe going from 2 SSDs would show higher speed. That said, it WAS faster than my old N or AC connections still. So time will tell I guess. Others in their reviews said they got higher speeds than I have got thus far, so it seems possible.Why am I still using Windows 7 some of you may ask? Because this computer dual boots that and 10 so I can keep an old Windows 7 setup for various reasons... Specific programs mainly, but also just cuz it still works fine, and that version of this PC has a lot of stuff setup the way I like it.So if you're still running Windows 7 on some machines and want greater wifi speeds, this is practically the only game in town. Just be aware you might need to download older drivers. I don't know why they're shipping these with unsigned drivers honestly, since Windows won't let you use them! But if you can clear that hurdle technically speaking you should be good to go. NEXT I'm going to actually boot into Windows 10 and install it as the wifi card on there so I will be getting the better speeds in that OS. I can't imagine I'll have any issues with that since that's the current OS everybody is using.

I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of this Wi-Fi 6 USB adapter. Installation worked perfectly with the drivers from the included memory stick. The adapter was recognized by my Windows 11 computers (2 different ones). However, I was not able to confirm the adapter works in monitor mode as the drivers are not available for Linux nor for MAC OS at the time of this review. Which is a shame, as my Linux and MAC systems do not support Wi-Fi 6 and this adapter may be the answer. I reached out to support to find out more details on driver availability, and received a prompt response that politely said they weren't available right now, but that they would get back to me. I look forward to additional drivers for those systems. Overall 4 out of 5 stars for now.