WiFi Card 5400Mbps 6E WiFi Bluetooth 5.3 PCIe Network Card, Intel WiFi 6E AX210 Chip, 6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz PCI Express Bluetooth WiFi 6 Card for Desktop/PC Win 11/10(64Bit)

Bought to replace an age-ing, failing incumbent. The old card had stopped recognizing the network shortly after changing from win 10 to win 11. After a chat with my IT confidante I suggested simply changing the card as the cost was so low. He recommended this card which I promptly ordered and installed and the problem was solved. This card, he tells me, has the Intel chipset which should be a pre-requisite for everybody. It also has a raft of up to date features that my old card did not. Rather frustratingly my old card worked on his network but intermittently rejected my eeros mesh setup. Anyway, £25 quid later and my wifi is back to blistering pace and I can only rate this card as excellent. Whilst this was a renewal it also has incidental performance increases which benefit my workflow. Hardware installation was easy (I've done network cards many times anyway) and this one came with an optional Bluetooth cable. Clear instructions made this simply to install too. Pre-empting a lack of connection to the internet prior to the installation of the card, a cdrom is also included, on which resides the necessary drivers for wifi and Bluetooth. With hardware and software quickly and easily I was back up and running at full tilt in 10-15 minutes. Whilst it's somewhat aggravating to have to buy new hardware for an apparently non-existent problem (the old one still worked, just not on my network), one has to accept that compatibility does expire from time to time, and this was a quick, cheap and effective fix that is outperforming the old card by a margin and will no doubt see me right for a number of years to come.

It's VERY easy to install. Just slot the card in, connect the cable, and you're on your way. If you get stuck/scared, Google and YouTube are your friends - "how to install network card in pc". If you don't have a disk drive, Windows should be able to update the drivers if you connect to your internet via Ethernet, or you can find a friend who has a PC with a disk drive and copy the CD files onto a USB. Ultimately, it uses the Intel AX210 chipset, which is pretty standard, so you can find drivers and support in loads of places. This card will bring your network speeds up to par with the latest broadband. You're going to want this card if you've got high-speed broadband and your current dongle is old. It can operate on WiFi 6E, so you'll make the most of modern fiber Gigabit connections. Plus, the extra band means your home signal is unlikely to suffer interference from devices like microwaves. Might sound silly, but some of you will know the struggle. It works perfectly and does the job without issue. Some of you might be wondering if you should shell out for a WiFi7 device, but that's pointless unless you've got a WiFi 7 router (doubtful, unless you've paid for a networking installation) AND a connection that can justify the 30Gbps+ bandwidth that WiFi 7 facilitates. You don't use Ferraris as school buses. AND it comes with the added bonus of Bluetooth connectivity, so you can connect your phone (with Windows Phone Link) to bring up apps, screen share, transfer files, take calls, and even make use of the cross-platform clipboard functionality. A small detail, but invaluable. Plus, you can use it to connect to bluetooth earphones, as well as legacy/older devices such as soundbars and... well.. you name it. If you've got the software. If anyone is wondering whether to buy this or a USB dongle - your PC was designed for internal components, and they work better than a tiny little USB device. The USB WiFi devices are more expensive, often don't feature Bluetooth functionality, and (by their very nature) are more prone to wear, fault, damage, and failure.

Love this product. I was struggling with my wifi for so long and this really sorted it out, and my speeds went up A LOT. Gives great wifi signal even though I’m far away, and a stable signal at that. Easy to use once you’ve got it set up. Only reason I haven’t given five stars is because the set up, whilst I didn’t have any major issues, is quite complicated. They gave me a QR code for the drivers which how am I supposed to scan? I found them online through searching the website name, feel like there could be a better way to do this. The actual ‘putting-in’ of the device is simple enough if you know what you’re doing but they don’t really give you much detailed instructions on how to. Regardless, it fits well and stable in the PC, and a pretty quality product for the price.

I bought this WiFi 6E PCIe network card as a gift, and it’s fantastic. The setup was straightforward, and it instantly provided a strong, stable wireless connection with impressive speeds up to 5400Mbps. Bluetooth 5.3 works seamlessly, making it perfect for connecting peripherals without hassle. The card feels high-quality and durable, and it fits easily into a standard PCIe slot. For anyone looking to upgrade their PC’s connectivity for gaming, streaming, or general use, this is an excellent choice. Very impressed with the performance and reliability—it’s a premium upgrade that delivers exactly what it promises.

Very easy to install and has Bluetooth connectivity which I was unaware of. The Bluetooth requires a internal USB header to be used. I had one with one set of pins spare so I removed the pins from the connector and added it to the one from the WiFi card. The quality appears to be very good, though it seems to dislike connecting to iPhones over Bluetooth. I don't know if that's an Apple thing. Our speeds went from 80mbps to 600mbps with this card. No more buffering when streaming. This was a pre built PC but the card was compatible. Downloading games over steam has become nuch faster and less lag.

Ordered and was due 2 days later, arrived the next day so all good there. I bought 2 devices a few weeks ago from well known brands but unfortunately the drivers did not support Quick Share which was annoying and they got sent back. Since then bought a new motherboard and it didn't have wireless or bluetooth so took the risk on this one. Item arrived has some screws for installation, smaller back plate I guess for other smaller cases. Fitting is simple but then I am no mug around computers, for those that are not tech minded it is very simple to install and is plug and play, you need a spare USB socket on your motherboard to power it. I live quite rural so internet speeds are not the best or the worst but after doing a speed check I am getting the 62mb that BT say I should so all good there. Bluetooth devices connected easy and no issues with dropping or cutting out on my limited testing and usage so far which is the same for the Wifi as well. I can't tell you about signal strength far away from my router as it is about 10 - 12 ft away. If you are like me and love the simplicity of transferring photos and videos from your phone wirelessly and quickly then yes this works with Quick Share, one of the issues is that the drivers needs to be above a certain version for security reasons. As I said I did buy a bluetooth and wifi from known brands but still had issues, not with this one. I downloaded the drivers prior to it arriving and the driver version is WiFi-23.90.0- & BT 23.90.0-64 and the transfer speeds are very quick (8 videos from phone to desktop was super quick, faster than using a cable). I guess it could be cheaper but then cheap or expensive doesn't mean they will or won't work but in the case of this one it is performing extremely well. I mention Quick Share for people searching for cards and adaptors that work with it as I did not find one person mentioning the version of the drivers so it is all hit & miss if you get one that works or not. If you don't use it you have the future proofing should you ever need or want it.

I bought this card to replace a functional but inconvenient external TP-Link AX1500 WiFi 6 travel router connected to my Dell desktop in client mode. Installation was very easy. Unfortunately, despite heeding the advice in other reviews about using the correct Intel drivers, the card’s performance was dire. Used on a WiFi 6 network I initially managed a download speed of 21 Mbps. The AX1500 was giving 420 Mbps on the same network. A bit of fiddling with the two attached aerials (pointing them straight down) brought the download speed up to mid 30s but still far short of what I was expecting. An afternoon was wasted trying to work out what wrong before it was removed and returned.

Fantastic bit of kit, been using WiFi extenders for years, plug in the main type, when this was fitted speed test showed full speed, and the bonus of Bluetooth as well. Windows automatically loaded driver no problem there. Brilliant bit of kit highly recommended and the intel chipset. My network is flying now.