AX210 WiFi 6E WiFi Card M.2 NGFF Mini Desktop kit Adapter 6GHz BT5.2 Wireless 802.11ax 5400Mbps 2.4Ghz 5Ghz Support OFDMA MU-MIMO AX210NGW Gigabit Network Card

Mi internet de 1100 megas. Está bien. Mejor que esos wifi USB que solía usar y arrojaba apenas 250 megas. Claro no le gana al cable de red. Me gusta. En cambio el Bluetooth no tiene mucho alcanze a lo mucho 3-4 metros xq me alejo de la PC a la cocina y se entrecorta la música que escucho .

Easy to install along with great WiFi speeds for the price! Fit into the M.2 E wifi slot just fine on my AsRock non WiFi motherboard.

Really good wi-fi and bluetooth card

The card itself and the performance is really good at this price point. I’ve had no issues with connection to a 5G network or connecting my switch controllers, AirPods, keyboard and mouse all at once. However, the little antenna pins that connects to the card have been one of the worst experiences of my life to keep on and install. They just kept popping off and the M2 slot is positioned very awkwardly under my gpu.

I had a RealTek card with two wires connected to sticky pads that didn't work. The Windows Device Manager reported no problems. I bought this kit because it was Intel based and had the complete antennas. After removing the Bluetooth & Wireless drivers, I shutdown the computer and replaced the card. The computer slot was E keyed and the card was E A keyed and I had some concerns. When I booted the computer, the correct drivers were installed and the card worked great. My Bluetooth mouse works and I can now transfer pics from my phone. I'm on a gigabit network and I don't use wireless, but I'd buy this kit again.

good

Sadly just not useful for me, putting this info here for others. The pamphlet has urls for both a 404'd site and for Intel to obtain drivers, when it's not an Intel product supposedly. Never got to actually test it

I needed a WiFi / Bluetooth card for a new build and this looked to be a simple way to accomplish it. The Shuttle barebones box had mounting holes for two antennas and I only needed to pop out the break-off plugs so that was no problem. The M.2 fitment was no problem. Actually the most difficult thing was finding a way to route the tiny coax cable from the card to the antennas around the double-wide graphic card in a very very tight case but I finally found a way. The M.2 card uses a bog standard Intel signal unit so drivers were no problem and the performance is flawless. I've done a benchmark but sadly don't recall the actual number and can't be arsed to do it again but the speed was good otherwise I'd have been whinging about it. Makes me happy and I'm hard to please.