WiFi 6E AX210 NGW WiFi Card with Bluetooth 5.3 WAP3 MU-MIMO 802.11AX Wi-Fi Module Tri-Band (2.4GHz/5GHz/6GHz) 5374Mbps Wireless Network Card for Laptop M.2 NGFF Windows 10/11(64 bit)

Excellent service, delivery & packaging. Worked straight out the box -installed and Win11 instantly picked up changed card & proceed to install drivers. Up and running, no issues found. Very pleased

Working great under Ubuntu 25.04 with no additional drivers, literally plug and play.

Purchased this to retrofit wifi in a HP Z2 mini as it only had a 2.5gbe ethernet port. Installation is simple if you're lucky to have an easily accessible laptop or computer otherwise it may take you a while!I had to install additional antennas but that was simple enough once I figured out the correct model.Speed and performance are as expected and I'm getting a 7ms ping between the computer and router with internal speeds of around 1.2 gig (I'm using a netgear RAXE300) and able to use the full 1 gig symmetrical Internet without any flaws!The only thing I had to do was adjust some adapter settings in device manager as the 6ghz band wasn't initially showing - it was simply a matter of disabling the 6ghz and re enabling it and it was able to detect the 6ghz ssid. If you have the knowledge I'd recommend breaking this band out separately in the router settings so you are always connected to it.Fact: 6ghz has a shorter distance than 5ghz and 2.4ghz - lower the frequency the slower the speed but greater distances.I'd recommend using the intel device manager on their website to detect and install the latest drivers as Microsoft doesn't always pull the latest from the update centre.Also note that this is tailored for the older generation of processors as it this version does not utilise the processor for efficiency so it is best to check what generation processor you have! But works flawlessly with my 8th gen i7.Overall if your router supports the WiFi 6e it's certainly worth the price. Otherwise if you're only purchasing for bluetooth there may be cheaper versions out there what support 5.3 or maybe even 5.4!

I'm absolutely thrilled with the WiFi 6E AX210 NGW WiFi Card, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and high-performance Wi-Fi adapter!I purchased this card specifically for my Dell Inspiron 7567 laptop, as the built-in Wi-Fi was not up to par. I did some research and found that this card is compatible with my model, and I'm glad I made the upgrade!The installation process was a breeze - simply remove the existing Wi-Fi module from your laptop, replace it with this one, and you're good to go! The card itself is well-built and feels sturdy. I've been using it for a few weeks now, and I can confidently say that it's been rock-solid.One thing to note is that after installing the new WiFi card, Windows 11 didn't automatically detect the driver. To resolve this, I connected directly to my router using a network cable - this allowed Windows to automatically install the necessary drivers for the card. Once installed, everything worked perfectly!But what really surprised me was the speed boost! With the old Wi-Fi module, I was getting speeds of around 300 Mbps in my home network. But with the WiFi 6E AX210 NGW WiFi Card, I'm now getting speeds of a whopping 600 Mbps - that's more than double the original speed! The range and coverage are also excellent, with no dropped connections or slow speeds to speak of.One feature that really stood out to me was the Bluetooth 5.3 support - I've been able to easily connect my wireless headphones and speakers to my laptop without any issues. The MU-MIMO technology is also a nice touch, as it allows multiple devices to connect and stream content simultaneously without any noticeable lag.Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with this WiFi card, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and high-performance Wi-Fi adapter. It's a great upgrade for laptops like the Dell Inspiron 7567, and it's been a game-changer for my home network.

This card did improve my WiFi speeds but completely killed the Bluetooth, as now I can't connect or remove any old Bluetooth devices. I have tried updating drivers to no availEdIt - The problem above can be fixed by resinstallng your old wifi card, removing all bluetooth devices from settings and registry edit, then installing your new card and adding the bluetooth devices back. Doing so ficed the issue for me and now the card works fine, altought the product page shuold mention a fix for this so customer dont havent to figure it out themselves

Works exceptionally well in Dell 5520. Swap out was reasonably simple though big fingers and thumbs do not help! The 2 clip on connectors are on black and white wires on my laptop and there are two small arrow symbols on card below connectors in corresponding black and white. New wifi card has these reversed and it took a while with big magnifying glass to realise the colours were irrelevant and wire connecting positions were the same. Only other issue was one connector proved very difficult to snap on. Not sure why but got there in the end armed with tweezers and perseverance.

My son's laptop one day just refused to connect to the internet via WiFi. I had to resort to using an Ethernet cable to try and work out what the issue was. I was surprised to find that it's this little card that makes all the difference. What I like about it is that it's a dual band card so it doesn't matter how far you are from the router it will pick up the connection better. I installed it myself and haven't had any issues at all. Really pleased with how it was delivered, it came quickly and was packaged with care.

Was having intermittent issues with my existing card. Popped this in and was recognised straight away, loaded the drivers and I'm getting faster speeds than before.