EDUP AX3000M USB WiFi 6E Adapter USB 3.0 Wireless WiFi Dongle Network Adapter 802.11AX Tri-Band 6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz Dual 5dBi Antennas for PC Compatible with Windows 11/10 64Bits + U Disk Driver

After research on GitHub, the chipset in this dongle was listed as compatible with CachyOS - an Arch-Linux based OS - and I was not disappointed. Installed and worked with no problems, unlike my old TP-Link that I learned are not compatible [what a wasted opportunity!?] I get good strength signal across my house [65% on 2G] and have no problems with gaming or anything, unless Virgin has one of its frequent dropouts ofc! Very good vfm, but I cannot comment on durability yet as only had for 3 months.

Fully compatible with my windows 11 PC, connects via USB and has no issue locating my WiFi from quite a long range on the other side of my house. I get about 400-700mbps however a weird issue I keep having is now and then it'll just decide to have i guess zero signal and not he able to find ANY WiFi, no neighbours, hotspots and to fix this i need to unplug it and plug it back in? Very strange. But you get what you pay for as its pretty cheap, not too big either.

Can confirm it works well on Linux Kernel 6.18+ with no downloads required.

Been having trouble with it, installed the driver that came in the usb storage with it. Driver did not work well, the wifi speed is decent but i have been getting spikes in ping in games such as valorant where i would spike up to 300 ping and then back down to 10, its decent value for money and is easy to install in terms of just plugging it into your pc. In my opinion you should add a little more and get a better usb dongle.

I downloaded the driver in usb drive sent with this dongle- no luck, then downloaded from the website they provided, reset the network, and all kind of things. it doesnt work. total waste of money. i run windows 11

Bought to improve WiFi speed on a Raspberry Pi. Given the low price, especially compared to products from brands I know, I wasn't convinced this would work. However, it's build around the fastest WiFi chipset supported by the Linux kernel. I plugged it in to my Raspberry Pi, running Bookworm installed in November 2024, and it worked immediately and has continued to work faultlessly. No configuration required because the driver is included in the Linux kernel from version 6.6. Highly recommended if you're using a Linux kernel that supports this chipset.

As far from "plug and play" as you can get. Lots of wasted time. There are 2 parts to this (adapter with aerial, plus another small USB dongle). Not immediately apparent what the second part is for, nothing on the packaging, hence need to read manual. Manual is acccessed via QR code, rather than URL. But this is clearly not intended for use on a phone. So, having accessed by phone, there's a link for driver download. But that's no use on my phone. Manual contains a link for setup video, but there's nothing there - link doesn't respond (searching on the Videos page shows no videos at all for USB Adapters). Ditto with the link to driver. Then I discover that this is for a different product (EP-AX3000, not AX3000). This is the ONLY product that's brought up when you search for AX3000 in the download center. After all that, I discover that the model isn't actually AX3000, as prominently displayed on the packaging. It's an EP-AX1672, which is shown in the small print on a sticker on the back. Aha, there's a driver download for that! Which Microsoft Defenderthen prevents me from running as it's unrecognised. Over-riding that, I install and rather than opening the Setup, it tells me to go find it in Shortcuts. I'll stop there. You get the idea. UPDATE: Product works fine. The "dongle" was actually just a USB stick that contained the drivers, so all my running around was a waste of time. Good product, poor communication - would be useful to state the simple/obvious, like what the componennts are and how to set up.

Works well and very fast. This adaptor is plug and play with Linux so long as you have kernel 5.19 or higher. If your kernel version is lower than this then you will need to upgrade it.