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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M.2 wireless adapter delivers dual-band 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi at 433 Mbps plus Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity
The YINGHUA wireless adapter uses a Qualcomm QCA9377 QCNFA435 chipset in an M.2 form factor. It delivers dual-band Wi-Fi at 2.4 and 5 GHz with a maximum link rate of 433 Mbps under the 802.11ac standard. Integrated Bluetooth 4.1 provides short-range peripheral connectivity for laptops and compatible desktop expansion cards.
This adapter suits builders upgrading a laptop or small-form-factor PC that has an M.2 keyed slot for Wi-Fi. It is not suited for systems lacking an M.2 wireless slot or for users who require higher Wi-Fi throughput than 433 Mbps.
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The QCA9377 is a low-power M.2 Wi-Fi module designed for laptop use, so heat and power draw remain minimal during all-day operation.
Yes, the DW1810 uses an M.2 Key E interface and needs two antenna leads for 2.4/5 GHz dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.1.
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