External WiFi 6 6E Tri-Band Antenna Magnetic Base Replacement Antenna for PC Desktop Computer Gaming Motherboard Improve Signal Coverage Range and Stability, Slinkdsco

This tri-band antenna improves WiFi signal strength and overall stability for compatible desktop motherboards. The magnetic base allows flexible placement for optimal reception, especially when the PC is positioned under a desk. Signal coverage feels stronger and more consistent, particularly on 5GHz and 6GHz bands. Installation is simple — just attach to compatible connectors and position the antenna. A practical upgrade for improving wireless performance without replacing hardware!!

I live in a 3-story house and the WiFi reception has always been terrible especially late at night, so I got this External WiFi 6 6E Tri-Band Antenna with Magnetic Base. It’s easy to connect to my existing router via a coaxial cable. The cable fits fine and long enough for me to place the antenna on an upper shelf for optimal signal broadcast. Honestly I haven’t noticed a big difference…there’s a slight improvement in the speed test results but the performance isn’t dramatic for me as a user. The price is on par with other similar products.

Mi WIFI speed went from 90mbs to 700mbs. However I did upgrade my wifi card from 6e to 7 so that may have made the difference regardless of the antennae. So IDK (insert IDK little person with hands up)

I’m not a WiFi expert, but my TP-Link USB dongle started acting up. Rather than replacing it, I decided to try this external antenna setup since my desktop already had two small antennas on the back. Swapped those out for this and saw an instant signal boost. What probably helped the most is the magnetic base and long cable. I was able to move the antenna away from under my desk and stick it somewhere with a clearer line of sight to my router. That flexibility alone made a big difference. Speeds feel more stable now, and I haven’t had any connection drops since. The antenna feels decent for the price. Cables are long enough to work with, and it connected easily to my existing motherboard. Only downside is it’s a bit bulky compared to the tiny antennas it replaced, so keep that in mind if you’re tight on space. Still, for desktop use, it’s a solid upgrade. Recommended if your built-in antennas aren’t cutting or you don't want to shell out more cash for a USB antenna.

My antenna on my Asus router cracked. I have zero clue how it happened, no pets or children near it. Just one day it was flopping and cracked. I was looking for an antenna to add and this popped up. I removed the left over connector and connected this to my router and it is back in business. I have a metal case on my computer and just attached the antenna to that PC case since the bottom is metallic. It has two connectors on it since some wifi cards do MIMO. I’m not sure if I should swap another antenna to this one as well. There was no documentation in the box. So far so good. Simple fix, took only a few minutes and signal is good.

Worked great for me with a strong signal on both 2.4 and 5 GHz frequencies on a Windows PC using a WiFi PCIE add-on card. Router is at the other end of the house on the first floor and the PC is in the basement office. Definitely a range improvement over the antenna that came with the WiFi card. Magnet is strong and holds the antenna to the side of a metal shelf without issue. Definitely worth the price.

I had high hopes for this external WiFi 6/6E tri-band antenna, but unfortunately it just didn’t work for me. I tried it on my desktop setup to boost signal strength and stability, and I didn’t see any improvement at all. In fact, my connection seemed about the same as before, if not slightly worse in some spots. The magnetic base and overall build look decent, but performance is what really matters here, and it simply didn’t deliver. It might work better depending on your motherboard or setup, but in my case, it wasn’t worth it. Disappointing result, especially for something advertised to improve signal range and stability.

Let's get the obvious out of the way. Do i get better speed with this antenna? Yes, a bit. Does it make a big difference in the great scheme of things? Not really. Let's see, one thing that this antenna has definitely helped with the stability of the connectivity. I am seeing less dropped packages for sure. In terms of speed, i am not seeing much difference, although the burst of speed when downloading and uploading are certainly longer. So functionality is there, just not as big of a jump as expected. Fairly easy to install on my PCIe wifi card (it uses a generic coaxial type connector), so it was pretty easy to remove the old antenna and put the new one. Yes, It works with Wifi6. Wifi issues are normally not one factor but multiple factors, so getting a larger antenna may or may not help on your situation, so be aware. Finally, the antenna is fairly well done, so I placed it on my desk and not expecting to break any time soon.