TP-Link Archer TX55E Wi-Fi 6 PCIe adapter, Bluetooth 5.2, AX3000
- Wi-Fi 6
- AX3000 / Up to 3.0…
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Adds wireless connectivity to a PC, speaker, tablet or printer for audio streaming and data transfer
This new USB dongle adds wireless connectivity to a PC, speaker, tablet or printer. The compact adapter uses a 5.0 chip for audio streaming and data transfer. Model CCOOCCO-0056681 from Ruth's sister is designed for portable use.
Buyers wanting a simple plug-in receiver for audio or peripheral pairing will find it fits the listed devices. Users needing long-range coverage, high-throughput file transfer or multi-device simultaneous connections should consider other solutions.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ruth's sister |
| Model name | CCOOCCO-0056681 |
| Product type | Bluetooth Adapter |
It uses a standard USB connector so it fits any full-size USB-A port on a PC, laptop or compatible tablet.
Plug the adapter into a USB port and allow Windows to install the generic driver automatically before opening the Bluetooth settings to pair devices.
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