Eightwood WiFi 6E Tri-Band Antenna 6GHz 5GHz 2.4GHz Gaming WiFi Antenna Magnetic Base with 6.5ft Extension Cable for PC Desktop Computer PCIe WiFi 6E Card, Router

I use these instead of the cheap motherboard antennas or if I buy a used motherboard and it doesn't come with an antenna. Get this, works great, seems to increase my distance and speeds. I love the magnetic base, I can place it anywhere on my PC case or above on my monitor stand. Works great with blue tooth and WIFI 6e. Cable is good length as well, I've purchased 4-5 of these to replace all my junky motherboard antennas.

Works better than the OEM Asus antennas that came with the motherboard. The distance is farther and the connection seems to be way more stable.If you need antennas, look no further. For the cost, you aren't going to find any better.

I pay for 1G fiber optic internet, until this arrived my max speed download was 400-500 mbps and make upload was 300-400 mbps. Hooked this up and now I'm getting almost the full gig. Max download runs between 800-900 mbps and upload stays around 950-980 mbps when running speed test.

The media could not be loaded. Well my downloads dropped from 20s on the little cheap antenna to 10s on the antenna according to Google, Cloudflare and Ookla no matter how I place it properlyfrom it having a long wire, However my reception to the apartment router across the way has increased, got all bars. Everything loads pretty fast though. War of Thunder plays well. I guess it's fine. Went from ground reception to fridge reception. Apartment complex is using a Ubiquity cone access point on Comcast cable internet in Seymour, IN.

Going to go out and say this is a dual-band antenna, however it worked perfectly as described.My signal was suddenly much weaker, so I figured I would pick up a new antenna to replace the stock one from my motherboard. However when I went to change it, I realized the stock one's wires were crap and that they weren't already ripped apart from the base. So that was my actual issue.Still, after attaching this one and running a few speed tests, I was getting more consistent and slightly faster up/down speeds. So with that, the antenna does its job and does it pretty well.

The WiFi antenna stand kept falling off my pc. This keeps it stable and locked in place. Signal strength seems as good as the stock antenna.

I purchased two of these for a T-Mobile 5G home internet WiFi router. The unit gives you the option of using the internal antennas or connecting external antennas to 4 SMA connectors. The router has provided an average of 690 mbps download and 90 upload on Speed Test (this router and the previous one it replaced - 3 years with this internet service). I connected a pair of these antennas to the router and it instantly went down to 30 mbps download and 0.5 upload. I rearranged the antennas in different configurations, including changing the order of connections across the 4 connections and the best speed attained was 47 mbps down and 5 Mbps up. I disconnected the antennas and selected the internal antennas and the speed when back up - 748 Mbps down and 127 up, during that test. I repeated the test another time in another location in the house and the results were essentially the same.I deal with RF systems (system design and analysis) in my career field. At best, these antennas are poorly matched to my specific router. At worst, they are not a good design at all and contribute to significant destructive interference. In my experience, the latter is more likely.

The design is perfect and it works exactly as expected. The magnetic strength is exactly as expected and the cable length provides the ability to place it where needed. Very easy to use and set up. Definitely recommend.