The Intel Driver & Support Assistant makes it easy to automatically grab the right drivers, as long as you take care of this task before you install the wireless card. It adds both Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 support, which is likely to be a two-part upgrade for most laptops manufactured before 2020. This version is designed to fit into the M.2 slot (either 2230 or 1216) of a laptop and will work with any newer, Intel-powered PC running Windows 10, Linux, or Chrome OS. With that in mind, there isn’t much to say about its performance that hasn’t already been said. It is so common that it can be found at the core of every other Wi-Fi 6 adapter we reviewed. The AX200NGW Card is the most common of Intel’s Wi-Fi 6 certified chips. However, if performance and a strong wireless signal is your top priority, then the TP-Link Archer TX20U Plus is a phenomenal pick.įind more TP-Link AX1800 WiFi 6 USB Adapter information and reviews here. I have not personally been able to test plug-and-play functionality on Linux or Mac but it is presumably just as easy.Īgain, if you need a portable USB WiFi 6 adapter, I would sooner recommend the D-Link DWA-X1850 reviewed below. The Archer TX20U Plus will automatically install its own drivers for Windows 10 (and up) devices out of the box but we recommend updating to the latest version of the drivers on TP-Link’s website. So why not get one that is optimized for local wireless networks anyway? Simply plug this device into any Windows 10 or later device and you will then be able to process 802.11ax wireless with support for 2×2 MU-MIMO + OFDMA.
True, this form factor isn’t ideal for laptop users, but USB adapters are already inherently more intrusive than an M.2 adapter or a PCIe adapter anyway. That’s because it comes with a desk-friendly dual antenna station and a 3-foot USB cable, which is much easier to position for max performance.
Though it is not as low-profile as thumb drive-sized adapters I review below, the TP-Link Archer TX20U Plus is probably the best USB WiFi 6 adapter for stationary devices.
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