Eightwood WiFi 6E Antenna Tri-Band 6GHz 5GHz 2.4GHz RP-SMA WiFi Antenna Magnet Mount Base for PC Desktop Computer Motherboard WiFi Bluetooth Card Wireless Router

I purchased this product to help enhance my bluetooth connectivity on my primary PC. The PC has a Pro Z690-A Wifi DDR4 MSI motherboard. This board ships with WiFI 6E and Bluetooth 5.X. It further has two antennas which you can attach to some mini-coax type connections, but it is not sufficient to get the antennas elevated when the PC is placed under a desk. As such, I was unable to sit at the desk and listen to a clean signal to airpods (Apple and Bose) and if I can get it to be connected reliably, it would drop off immediately when getting up for a bio break, etc. With these antenna, I can now reach from one side to the other in my 1800 s.f. home over two levels. Bluetooth is not super durable and able to reach through solid barriers, but you can do a much better job with your signal with these antenna. It's a very fair price for the extra level of functionality.

This antenna works exactly as advertised. After installing it, my WiFi speeds jumped from around 400 Mbps to over 900 Mbps. It feels solid and well-made, not like those cheap plastic designs. The magnet base is strong and the long cable gives you plenty of flexibility to place it where the signal is best.It made a noticeable difference in both speed and connection stability, especially when multiple devices are online. Definitely worth it if you're trying to get the most out of your WiFi 6E setup

Works as intended, my Wi-Fi is across the house, and I didn't want to have to keep running a ethernet to my pc across the floor so I gave this a shot. It increased my speed, lowered my latency, and passed the jitter test (lost and dropped packets). If you are trying to game using Wi-Fi on a computer, I'd definitely give this product a shot. Performance is right where it needs to be if I could give it more starts I would. Worth every dollar to not have a cable ran across the house anymore.

I had to modify unused ventilation holes on my case to mount the coax terminals because it doesn't come with a bracket, however that's fairly inconsequential. Thing is, they absolutely HAVE to be mounted because they're COAX cables, so they need to be grounded, and they ground when mounted.My bluetooth headphones on my old usb bluetooth dongle would barely reach my kitchen 15 feet away, but with these antennas on an M.2 Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200NGW card that I installed, my bluetooth headphones can reach literally anywhere in my home without glitching. What's more, if I run the wifi side of the card in host mode to turn my computer into a router, I can connect my Quest 2 headset to it and get a perfect, glitch free reception on the Air Link anywhere in my home. Though I still prefer to use the link cable because of the much longer battery life it affords.

It vastly improved my wifi signal and speed! It is a MUST imo. the 2 antennas that come out of your wifi card are just not good enough. Having an external base with nice big antennas away from all the interference of your PC is a must! I like how the cable is 6.5ft! And the antennas are nice and big and have a knotch for 45 degrees. The ideal configuration for antennas are NOT to point them towards your router, but to have the left one be straight up and the right one out at a 45 degree angle. Like this | /

I used this to increase my Bluetooth range and it works wonderful. i almost had no Bluetooth functionality due to my computer location with this antenna it works like a charm. Strongly recommended for desktops.

I lost the antennae that came with my MOBO, this brought me from barely usable wifi to full bars. obviously worse than hardwired ethernet, but waaaaaaay better than a USB solution. Just remember to restart after attaching

Do not buy!I was hoping to improve Teams meetings' stability by moving WiFi antenna from under the table, farther from PC and closer to the router (in the room above my basement office). Original Aorus antenna has a short lead, hence it sits under the table, which has metal framing, and I thought that replacing it with another one with longer lead and positioning it closer to the router would solve the problem. Well, this particular product definitely was not the answer.Just for comparison, average results of a Ookla speed tests:Original Aorus antenna: 8-9ms ping, 40-80 ms of download/upload latency, 60-80 Mbits download, 60-80 Mbits upload.This product: 14-30 ms ping, 80-370 ms of download/upload latency, 30-60 Mbits download, 14-30 Mbits upload.Despite being located closer to the router and not being surrounded by metal frame of the table, this product showed worse results. Total garbage.I also seemingly received used product, because there was nothing in the box beside the antenna and the base anti-skid sticker was already applied and had a ton of light beige particles (like paint dust) all over it.