9dBi WiFi 6 6E Tri-Band 2.4GHz + 5GHz + 6GHz Magnetic Base Gaming Antenna for WiFi 6 6E Router PCI-E Motherboard Bluetooth Gaming

When I moved house the stock antenna my motherboard shipped with (Asrock Taichi X570) wasn't cutting it anymore for the new setup: single antenna, cable run too short, missing the stand for it. I could connect with the stock antenna but the connection was very poor, and failed to complete Speedtest. This replacement unit worked good with no issues, easy set up, the magnet connected to the side of my desk closer to the router and let me attenuate the angle of the 2 antenna until I was getting an ideal signal out, using a 3rd party app to check dB levels. Speedtest not only completed normally but I started immediately seeing speeds that blew the stock antenna out of the water, going from about 50 mbps to 225 mbps of my fiber plan's available 300+ mbps allocation. For $18 it seems a bargain to maintain these speeds while cutting right through the bulk of the house. If you are dealing with similar - router and receiver on opposite ends of the home, high obstruction, you're probably good with this if you want something more performant look for a high-gain directional antenna with a higher dBi but when shopping all I found of those were either twice as expensive and/or bulky and awkward form factors, did not do tri-band, or did not allow for easy adjustment of angle or ease of mounting (some of those are really meant to mount outside your man-shed etc. to beam back to the house). You can find higher gain in this form factor but sacrificing tri band for dual band. You should probably stick to tri-band, 2.4 and 5 GHz are phasing out and 6 GHz is phasing in, 6 Ghz uses non-overlapping wireless channels and offers faster speeds without the cross-talk from neighboring channels. Though keep in mind, higher Ghz means more energy loss through obstacles, if you need a stable connect through a difficult path, 2.4Ghz is slowest overall but the longest connection range potential. The speeds I got in my test were on 5 Ghz (aka. 5.8 Ghz), and my speeds on the 2.4 Ghz were about 50-60 Mbps maximum.

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awsome antennas !!!!!! I had to move my pc into my audio rack around 2 corners, both are brick. My monitor, mouse and key board stayed in the same palce about 25 foot away. When I went to log on to keyboard and my mouse lagged so bad I could not use them to enter my password (both are top of the line Logitechs and fully charged) . And so I figured that I would try these anntenas with a 24" extension cable (Bingfu WiFi Antenna Extension Cable). I mounted them to the side of the rack and BAM, perfect key board and mouse rock solid. I also added one for my audio processor but havenet test yet. These not only look cool and work great but are well worth the price.

I'm very happy with the hardware quality and performance of this WiFi antenna....the dual RF cables are heavy gauge mini-coax, to my relief....the coax cable is the usual place a Mfg would cut quality corners and "cheap out," but not in this case. 🥳. I'm getting anywhere from 200 to 300 Mbs connected to a 5Ghz AC WiFi signal, with about 50Mbs connected to 2.4Ghz....my stub antennas connected straight to the back of my GigaByte B450 AORUS Pro WiFi were getting from about 150 to 200, sometimes up to 250... As the attached photo from the supplied docs describes, WiFi microwave is a very fickle, sensitive, "strange and magical" radio wave, the wave length is so short, that just adjusting antenna position an inch can change performance...despite the fact the docs say the "Direction" of the transmit (TX) and receive (RX) patterns are "Omnidirectional," it even says "have patience" in experimenting with position. The magnet is VERY strong, so don't be grabbing the adjustable antennas to pick it up and move it ..CAREFULLY take hold of the base and slide it to the edge of any magnetic surface to remove it.

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