In order to use the Bluetooth (the only reason I bought this) this stupidly requires a 9 Pin USB connector on the mobo. My connector is already taken by the external USB ports, as Im sure many other people will as well, and therefore this card is useless to me.

Simple set up. Works out of the box.

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It worked without installing drivers in Windows 10 Pro ver. 1909. I installed the latest drivers from ASUS anyways, and they worked too. Range is more than acceptable in my average 2 story where my router is upstairs and the wireless adapter is downstairs.

Affordable, works well

Lasted 1.5 years No longer supported by ASUS

Bought it in September, 2017. It started having problems in March 2019. The error was "Default gateway unavailable" which the troubleshooter will fix right away, but not before you've already been disconnected. Googling the problem reveals that ASUS no longer supports this card, so it may be best to try a newer card.

- Strong performance - More affordable than many other alternatives

- Antenna is cheap feeling and overly light; easy to lose secure placement

Cheap way to add Wi-Fi to a PC. The antenna could have a magnetic base like ASUS's higher end adapters though, so those stick to your computer case at least. This one you got to zip tie to something or stick it so it doesn't go all over the place.

Well done Memory Express! 2 Day shipping, very impressed. This little adaptor was a breeze to install. I put it on an older Z77 motherboard for my daughter; she is moving out soon and needed her desktop to be wireless. Internet speed was fairly good. I have over 300Mbs download speeds on my internet, and this adaptor gets 175Mbs downloads on a 15ms Ping! That is pretty good for wireless, I think.

Antenna is not magnetic; it is very lightweight. I can see it being knocked over a lot, no big deal though...

A great choice for decent performance and easy installations - time will tell how long it lasts...

It worked straight out of the box. I installed it into a machine running Linux (Ubuntu) Mint 19, and when I turned it on, it recognized and detected the card automatically and it worked fine. Bluetooth also shows up. Nice. Some wifi cards can be tricky to get working under linux, not this one.

It would be nice if the antenna cable was a little longer, but it works. Also, when I installed it, it was not obvious to me that the little cable included was meant to attach the card to a motherboard USB connection. There was no mention of this anywhere. At least a little sticker on the cable bag would have helped. I thought it was a power cable or something, I am guessing this is really pretty much a usb wifi stick mounted on a card, had I known that I may have gone for the cheaper asus usb wifi stick.

Great card, worked fine for me out of the box, including under linux.

Strong Signal strengths. Relatively easy installation. BT and 5GHz Using Intel Wi-Fi chipset for the NIC. Kind of nice to see that. I was expecting a Realtek Chip set.

The installation instructions were ok, not great. Only real strange thing was the requirement on an internal USB to get the BT adapter going. Cable was provided and pretty much connect to mother board and adapter. Windows 8.1 didn't like the hardware off the bat, but once the install drivers were loaded all was good.

I had used a nano USB adapter (Generic No Name). It connected to my Wi-Fi , but the connection was extremely slow. < 1 MB/ Second on my HS connection. Installed the ASUS PCE-AC55BT. Super fast download speeds that were pretty close to my hardwired connection. There are now way more Wi-Fi networks in range on both the 2.4G and 5 G band width. Very happy with the purchase. Good Bang for the Buck and would definitely buy again.

Magnetic base can attach to the case and ensures it won't slide off.

Crappy ASUS software for setup

My girlfriend lives on an acreage and her wifi is not the strongest to begin with, but I put this in her gaming PC I built and online gaming has never had any issues whatsoever (other than Discord servers going down but that's not an issue for this). It's able to keep a solid connection, hasn't failed after two months as other people have said, and it just works.

Highly recommend. Have had one about a year, no problems. Excellent transfer speeds. Almost as fast as having a lan cable plugged in.

Well worth the money. Best one on the market in my opinion.

Works right out of the box on Ubuntu linux, no wrestling with drivers which is tight. I'm a floor above and across the house from my router, still getting just under 1.7Mbps

I don't dig having to find a spot for the antenna

Pretty good for the price.