TP-LinkWiFi 7 BE9300 PCIe WiFi Card for Desktop PC(Archer TBE550E), Tri-Band Wireless Adapter, Bluetooth 5.4, Multicolor Status LED, Supports AMD/Intel Motherboard, Not Compatible with Windows 10

This WiFi card completely transformed the stability and responsiveness of my desktop's internet connection. I live in a WiFi-only apartment, so for a long time I relied on a reputable USB dongle (from a well-known brand). I assumed my frequent connection drops and latency spikes were due to my building’s WiFi environment. I was wrong.After installing this card, my connection has been rock-solid. Ping to my access point is now consistently sub-millisecond—essentially indistinguishable from a wired Ethernet connection. Previously, I was seeing 5–10ms pings with occasional stutters and dropouts. The difference is night and day.The setup was straightforward, and the card has been working flawlessly with my Windows 11 system. It’s important to note that it does not support Windows 10, so make sure your OS is up to date. The card supports both AMD and Intel motherboards and integrated into my AMD system without any compatibility issues.An unexpected bonus is the RGB glow on the external antenna cluster. It’s subtle, but adds a nice visual flair to my setup without being too distracting.Pros:• Incredible stability and ultra-low latency performance• Tri-band WiFi 7 for future-proof connectivity• Supports both AMD and Intel motherboards• Bluetooth 5.4 support included• Attractive, external antennae cluster• Seamless integration with Windows 11• Drivers come included on a USB drive• Incredible value for the money, similar price point to "high-end" USB dongles.Cons:• Not compatible with Windows 10• External antenna cluster may take up desk space depending on setup, or may not reach standing desk heights.Overall, if you're relying on USB WiFi adapters and struggling with connection quality like I was, this PCIe card is a game-changer. The performance boost is dramatic—particularly for gamers, streamers, and remote workers—and the design is both functional and stylish. Highly recommended for any WiFi-only desktop environment.

Just installed two of these WiFi7 cards with corded antennas in a Dell 3020 series PC. Installation went well except for the Bluetooth feature. There is a cable that plugs into the card and then needs to plug into a USB header for the Bluetooth to work. I did not see this requirement on the Amazon sale page. The motherboard for our 3020s was made with nothing that wasn't part of their advertised feature set. So the 3020 does have onboard USB and Bluetooth but has absolutely no headers onboard for USB. Everything is hard soldered to the MB. So we couldn't use their Bluetooth feature. Which made their installation instructions backwards. They say to disable your existing Bluetooth and don't mention existing WiFi at all. To make everything work for me I had to leave Bluetooth alone and disable the existing WiFi. Once that was done, I found my speeds go from 170 down and 210 up to 790 down and 650 up. I'm paying for a 1G AT&T fiber service. So yes the speed improvement was great. Have to wait and see about uptime. Would buy again for sure. Just wish Dell used more of a standard MB build instead of the limited features that makes upgrades impossible.

The WiFi 7 Card revolutionizes home networking, surpassing my 1G wired setup. It enables wireless PC use anywhere in the house with seamless Plex server response. Paired with a WiFi 7 router featuring 10G wired connections, it delivers top speeds. The TP-Link BE930 is flawless, with excellent build quality and robust packaging. Requires an open PCIe x1 slot. No downsides. Highly recommended.FYI - If your running with your motherboards internal WiFi 7 set-up, you will see a difference in speed with this card.

This WiFi 7 card is insane. I never write reviews but this needs one. I was shopping around for a PCIe card primarily to get Bluetooth on my PC build which I haven’t had for the longest time. I found this one and, while it is a bit expensive for what it is, was curious if the WiFi would perform better than the TP-Link AC1900 USB adapter that I had. Maybe I shouldn’t be too surprised since we’re talking PCIe vs USB but regardless, this card improved my internet speed by 6x and cut my latency in half. Yes, 6 times faster. I was getting ~100mbs and now ~650mbs with about 5-6 ping. I couldn’t believe it. I thought my internet was what it was and my ISP was skimping (I pay for 1 GB). Turns out the USB WiFi adapter was underperforming. And it wasn’t cheap by any means. Anyway, I’m over the moon. Was only really interested in adding Bluetooth and was pleasantly surprised by the WiFi performance.

I’m avoiding TP-Link like the plague after this died after 10 months, and the matching routers died as well. These are terrible products with major security risks. A simple internet search would reveal this. I decided to put my faulty TP-Link products in a makeshift smash-room since that would be a better use for them at this point.

This product has benefitted my pc so much! Had to move rooms around and bring my computer to the lower level and wasn’t able to use my Ethernet cable anymore. This has been a game changer and has blown my mind at how well my pc has been doing, I was skeptical at first because I’ve always used the Ethernet cable but this has helped out immensely! Beyond happy with my purchase!

Have wife who games.Refuses to have cord across houseWants fast speedsWe try multiple different usb dangles.All of them suck...bad (sub 50 megs on 1 gig internet)We find thisProduct consistently at 500meg to 950 meg.Very low ping (12-27)Easy to install and load drivers (little USB with the files needed, no current wifi required)The best part? It's MAGNETIC, so you can smack it on the side of your tower where it can't be seen by picky people who think it's ugly. (WIN!)And no having it lower on the side if the tower does not make the connection worse, you don't have to have it at the highest possible spot for good speeds. This thing is insane.