Introduction

Every so often technology advances faster than you are upgrading. The step to WIFI6E with the utilization of the low user 6 GHz band, attacks many. It's a WIFI frequency not often used, and very clear of signal yet a bit more limited in range. Still at that 6 Ghz bands you get a range of 15 meters (7.5m in each direction) with WLAN throughput anywhere in between 500 to 800 Mbit/sec. So whether you have an older desktop PC or dated laptop, and seek a way to upgrade that WLAN of yours, well with the help of a USB WLAN adapter you can. And what do ya know, MSI just released the AXE5400 USB-based WLAN adapter. This USB Gen 3.1 adapter you can pop in, it holds its own installation files on a bit of flash storage, and after installation, you can move WLAN into the 2.4, 5 and 6 Ghz bands.  With the 6 GHz frequency standard, end-users can benefit from 80 MHz and 160 MHz channels, reducing network congestion in densely populated areas where other wireless networks compete for data on the same frequencies also known as WIFI 6E, it offers compatibility with 5G AX/AC and 2.4G lower bands. As stated the handy adapter plugs right into your device via USB, whisking it into the world of WiFi 6E without any complicated setup. It's all about speed and efficiency with this little powerhouse, using the USB 3.2 Gen 1 tech to move data fast. You'll enjoy swift internet speeds up to 574 Mbps on the 2.4GHz band and a whopping 2402 Mbps on the 5GHz band. Here's what makes it special:

• It taps into WiFi 6E, letting your device ride the less crowded 6GHz wave for smoother streaming and browsing.
• The added external antenna means stronger signal and wider coverage.
• With WPA3 encryption, it adds a tough layer of security to your connection.
• It plays nice with various operating systems, so chances are it'll fit right in with your gadgets.
• The 160MHz channel width on the 6GHz band is a game-changer for high-speed, low-lag online experiences, perfect for gaming, video calls, and more.

MSI delivers it with a 3-year warranty for peace of mind. But enough tech gobble, let's review it.