3000Mbps WiFi 6E Intel AX210 Bluetooth 5.2 M.2 2230 Key E WiFi 6 Card 2.4G/5Ghz/6Ghz With IPEX4 Antennas Wireless AX210NGW 802.11ac/ax WiFi Adapter, Support Windows 10 Linux For Laptop Desktop PC

Installed the AX210 card in a Thinkpad X1 Yoga 3rd gen (the best generation of this laptop in my opinion) running the 6.6.10 Linux kernel and have another one installed in a Hades Canyon NUC running FreeBSD 13.2. Both work out of the box, assuming the iwlwifi driver has been loaded. Using the wavemon utility, I could see there was a slight increase in signal quality, both at 2.4 & 5 GHz, but in reality it's a trivial matter as I'm never very far away from the access point at home. I mainly purchased the AX210 for the jump from Bluetooth 4.2 (in my previous Intel 8265NGW card) to Bluetooth 5.3 in the AX210 card, to address some minor (but annoying) latency I was seeing with a half-decent set of Bluetooth headphones. So if you're looking for a hassle-free, plug it in and forget about it, way to improve your Bluetooth & (potentially) WiFi under FreeBSD & Linux, then you can do no wrong here. The Intel AX210 is a sound purchase.

Took a while to track down an Intel AX210 card with the correct key E connection (2 key slots) for my not so new Lenovo Yoga 920. Quite easy to replace as it is easily accessible under the base cover. Much easier than replacing the NVMe SSD drive. Careful easing off the antenna connectors and replace with 1 screw. The antenna connectors are in exactly the same position as the older Intel AC9260. I hope the existing integrated antenna will be a good match for 6Ghz band AX.Booting up was no problem, being immediately recognised by Linux (kernel 5.16) and connected straight away to existing wifi connections. It shows a strong signal and gives better responsive connections, even at only WiFi AC speeds. When I get WiFi 6 it should really fly.(Now using a WiFi 6 AX router I regularly get up to 1.9 Gb/s connections, so it was worth the upgrade)Re-pairing all my BT devices worked without issue with good range on BT 5 headphones. No more issues I had previously with a BT mouse causing sound stuttering. Recommended for those not scared to take the cover off their Yoga!

Good delivery. Good product worked first time.

Installed onto my Dell Motherboard on a slot on the board for a Wifi Card. Worked perfectly.Had to work out which Antennae was for which Aerial Input - writing is so small on the Card its difficult to tell. There was a white wire and a black wire on each of the two Antennae, but a close look on the Card showed white and black on 1 & 2 connectors. It can be seen in the picture on the Advert.Installed the Wifi and Bluetooth Drivers separately from the Intel Site as it says on the Instructions above (no Instructions with the Unit) and the Computer picked them both up and the Wifi and bluetooth appeared in the bottom bar on the Monitor.Stuck the little Antennae on the outer of the Dell Case, but under the plastic front. Fed the wires through holes in the Chassis and clipped the spare to the inner cage.Works really well and very happy.Very small though, minature. Beware, you will need a small phillips screwdriver as non supplied.

I bought this to upgrade a 1 year old laptop, to the latest Wifi and Bluetooth standard.It worked as expected with a little more throughput on the Wifi adapter.The latest Bluetooth means that my headphone last a bit longer on their battery as they are compatible with Bluetooth 5.1.Fitting was simple enough, but as always the problem was opening the laptop in the first place.

Was very sceptical when I brought this, especially as it was being sent from china I assume, anyway, item arrived on time. And it works exactly as described. It’s genuine Intel hardware and has great speeds. 2.1gbps my adapter settings are telling me.File transfers to a Nas max out at 113Mb/s but that’s because my network is bottlenecked somewhere else. Great little device!