AX210 With 5dBi Antenna

Installed easily and flawlessly in an ASUS D700SC I7. Windows 11 recognized and installed the latest driver without issue. Speed doubled over the USB WIFI adapter to over 600 mb from 250 mb. The Bluetooth works flawlessly, even at 20 feet away as I use this computer as a theater computer in the bedroom and connect my Samsung earbuds to watch TV and not bother my wife. WIFI goes through two walls and is over 30 feet away from ASUS gaming router and still has incredible speed using Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), 5GHz connection.

This Wi-Fi card kit works as expected. Good speed, easy installation, and was compatible right out of the box without needing any further steps (Though they do include drivers on a disc in case you are missing them!) The metal plate fits a little loose in my Corsair pc case but it stays in place. Overall, it was definitely worth the money to get my pc back online.

My first go with an M.2 installed peripheral and it was super simple! Windows 11 detected it and even installed/upgraded the drivers to the most recent versions. I installed this on a Dell Optiplex using the provided holes for the antennas in the case. This required threading the studs a little to ensure they would insert all the way, but after that it was super simple. The nuts are 10mm I believe, so if you have a deep socket or a 10mm wrench you'll be able to tighten the antenna studs. The card came with 2 screws, obviously only needing one to secure the card, which was perfect! I REALLY appreciated that, as well as a small screwdriver and a bracket, which I have no idea what that was intended for. It also includes a full and half height bracket, and a case screw to secure either one of those if used. I didn't for my install.I'll submit an update to my review with the performance of the Bluetooth.The Wi-Fi works perfectly, although I'm less than 20' away from the access point. My signal is strong. I haven't streamed much yet, but there have been no issues with the content I did stream. It wasn't 4K as I don't have a 4K setup.If you're using Windows 10 and use this card, the drivers are not the latest and greatest on the disc. You may have to use Windows Update to download them. If you're using Windows 11 and you have the latest updates to the OS, don't use the disc.Again, what comes in the box is a complete solution for anyone adding Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to their computer. If you're mounting the antennas to the case via an default location on the case, you need nothing. If you're mounting the antennas on a bracket, they provide the brackets. The studs are already connected to the M.2 card. They provide all the screws you may need, even one of the tools you may need.It was worth the money for saving all the hassle I might have encountered had it not come with everything. A great purchase.

Installed immediately into my old Intel H97 chipset motherboard and it worked flawlessly. I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked especially with an old motherboard from 2014.Windows 11 detected and installed drivers. There was no need to download drivers from questionable sites or anything.Wi-Fi works, and Bluetooth works. I am using this in a home theater PC and connect my game controller via Bluetooth.I had absolutely no issues. Wi-Fi connected to my 6E network with a strong fast connection. My motherboard's back cover already had holes for the antennas, so I didn't need to use the included brackets. This kit includes everything for installation.Highly recommended if you have an Intel motherboard that has an NVMe Wi-Fi slot.

This card doles out consistent Wi-Fi speeds and offers greater connection stability vs the Realtek 8832BU USB AX Wi-Fi adapter I was using. It greatly enhanced the performance of my PC and no more dongles are needed for Wi-Fi + Bluetooth for my Dell OptiPlex 7070 MT. If you're a Linux Mint/Ubuntu user, drivers for this card are readily available in the software repositories.I deducted 1 star for the Wi-Fi antennas which come loose easily when nudged and the slot plate was also a loose fit in my PC, so I opted for removing the sma connectors from the slot plate and output them to the rear of my PC case and went with an external Tri-Band WiFi 6E Antenna.If you're tired of trying to get your USB Wi-Fi dongles with work with Linux, go for the Intel AX210 instead.

This is a great adapter. I bought an ASRock motherboard with no WIFI built in, but it has a M.2 WIFI slot and holes in the rear IO to mount the antennae. So, I bought this WIFI adapter to install on that board. Install was a breeze, I just had to put the adapter in the M.2 slot and run the antenna leads up to the holes in the rear IO. The antenna leads were already attached, which is nice. Those kind of connectors can be a bit of a pain. Then I put the motherboard back into the case and fired up the system. Fedora 40 immediately recognized the WIFI adapter and I was online moments later. My signal is strong and my downloads are fast, which is all you can really ask for with WIFI.

Worked great definitely worth the money great speed too