TG-3468 Gigabit PCI Express Network Adapter - Green, 32-bit 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 Port, IEEE 802.3X Flow Control, Win 11/10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP, PCIe Ethernet Card

I purchased the TP-Link TL-WN781ND PCIe card for a compact PC build, and it delivered exactly what I needed. The package includes two PCIe bracket plates, standard and low profile. Since my case required the low-profile bracket, I swapped it out easily using just two screws. The build quality is solid, and the antenna feels sturdy with smooth 360° rotation. It doesn’t look or feel cheap. Although the box includes a driver installation CD, I didn’t need it, Windows 10 automatically detected the device upon boot. No setup hassles at all. I ran a few basic network speed tests and the card held up well with stable signal reception and consistent performance. Overall, it’s a great budget-friendly option for adding wireless connectivity to a desktop. Simple install, good signal, and no driver drama.

Although i havn't read much about this Adapter, but it works nicely in my Win 11(Bloatware). Bluetooth too. Yeah good.

Using it from last 4month working perfectly 👌 speed is also very good

I purchased this product as I was upgrading my desktop. I still have not switched to a WiFi 6 capable router as the current plan with my ISP would not give a better value return against the hefty investment. With my 300 MB plan, my previous usb adaptor ( Archer T4u) manages to give me a consistent 230-240 MB bandwidth. However, in comparison, I do notice the PCIe card manages to give 250 MB+. So downloads are just a little bit faster and it's future proof for at least next 5 years. Windows setup on this is a breeze. Just go to the product page, download the drivers and you're good to go. One of my concern was that the product page on Amazon as well as tp-link's official website does not list which chipset it uses. It means Linux users would need to figure it out themselves. I called and emailed TP-link India support to know about the chipset model and I still have not heard an answer in over 3 weeks. Finally I reached out to TP-link US support and they responded within 24 hours. The chipset is AX200NGW. Furthermore, this device is listed EOL on TP-link US, but not on TP-link India. TP-link India support proves their incompetence and ignorance yet again!! Now, if your kernel detects this OOB, that's great. But I can confirm that Arch, ubuntu 22.04 LTS and openSUSE 15.4 did not detect this card out of the box for me, so only Bluetooth worked, but not wifi OOB. I'm going to save fellow Linux users some frustration and give the kernel module needed for this device: rtw89_8852be. If you can manage a line of sight with your wireless router, the signal is great. For me, there's half a wall in between and about 25 feet distance, so I get about 70% signal strength. But like I said, I find no issues with it. Happy with the product, but crappy support from TP-link India.

I’ve had a good experience using the TP-Link AX1800 WiFi 6 card so far. The WiFi performance is excellent—fast, stable, and reliable. Installation was simple, and it worked right out of the box without any issues. The only minor downside is the Bluetooth range. It’s not as strong as I expected—some devices struggle to stay connected at a distance. However, I feel this might be improved by adjusting the PC's position or antenna direction. Overall, it’s a solid upgrade for better wireless connectivity, especially for WiFi 6 users.

Product meets expectations. I would recommend this adapter only for those who have Wi-Fi-6 routers/mesh routers to enjoy the high-speed internet. Easy to install the hardware but quite tricky to install drivers. Product come with Driver disc and its challenging for those who don't have DVD writer, but drivers are available on TP-link official site for quick installation. Impressed with hardware quality to manage heating issues.

Very Bad. Defective. Not working

Economical, got it during the sale with CC offer for below 800, Works well with Debian 12 and 13, but do note that it requires the non-free firmware package, suitable for basic wireless connection limited to speeds below 100mbps, it cannot go double digits(I have seen max 60Mbps).