Intel AX200.NGWG.DTK Network Card Internal WLAN 2402 Mbit/s
Nearly 3X higher peak data rates and up to 4X capacityThe Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 adapter is designed to support the upcoming IEEE 802.11ax standard-Wi-Fi 6 technology and the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi 6 certification. The product supports 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 technology, including new features such as UL and DL OFDMA and 1024QAM, delivering data rates of up to 2.4Gbps and increased network capacity as well as Bluetooth 5 support. These new features deliver a significant improvement in user experience indense deployments, supporting fast uploads and downloads, lower latency and longer battery life compared to solutions supporting 802.11ac. Combined with Intel Core processors and exceptional Intel wireless innovations, the Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 module can provide Gigabit wireless speed and dramatically improve your connected experience at home, work, or on the go.
Nearly 3X higher peak data rates and up to 4X capacityThe Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 adapter is designed to support the upcoming IEEE 802.11ax standard-Wi-Fi 6 technology and the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi 6 certification. The product supports 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 technology, including new features such as UL and DL OFDMA and 1024QAM, delivering data rates of up to 2.4Gbps and increased network capacity as well as Bluetooth 5 support. These new features deliver a significant improvement in user experience indense deployments, supporting fast uploads and downloads, lower latency and longer battery life compared to solutions supporting 802.11ac. Combined with Intel Core processors and exceptional Intel wireless innovations, the Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 module can provide Gigabit wireless speed and dramatically improve your connected experience at home, work, or on the go.
Nearly 3X higher peak data rates and up to 4X capacityThe Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 adapter is designed to support the upcoming IEEE 802.11ax standard-Wi-Fi 6 technology and the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi 6 certification. The product supports 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 technology, including new features such as UL and DL OFDMA and 1024QAM, delivering data rates of up to 2.4Gbps and increased network capacity as well as Bluetooth 5 support. These new features deliver a significant improvement in user experience indense deployments, supporting fast uploads and downloads, lower latency and longer battery life compared to solutions supporting 802.11ac. Combined with Intel Core processors and exceptional Intel wireless innovations, the Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 module can provide Gigabit wireless speed and dramatically improve your connected experience at home, work, or on the go.
Nearly 3X higher peak data rates and up to 4X capacityThe Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 adapter is designed to support the upcoming IEEE 802.11ax standard-Wi-Fi 6 technology and the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi 6 certification. The product supports 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 technology, including new features such as UL and DL OFDMA and 1024QAM, delivering data rates of up to 2.4Gbps and increased network capacity as well as Bluetooth 5 support. These new features deliver a significant improvement in user experience indense deployments, supporting fast uploads and downloads, lower latency and longer battery life compared to solutions supporting 802.11ac. Combined with Intel Core processors and exceptional Intel wireless innovations, the Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 module can provide Gigabit wireless speed and dramatically improve your connected experience at home, work, or on the go.
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Intel AX200 IEEE 802.11ax Bluetooth 5.0 - Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo Adapter for Notebook - M.2-2.40 Gbit/s - 2.40 GHz ISM - 5 GHz UNII - Internal
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Open Box - Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 Dual-Band M.2 2230 with Bluetooth Desktop Kit
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Intel - Ax200.ngwg.nv - Wifi Ax200 Wireless Network Card 802.11ax
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AX200.D2WG.LTNP - Intel - WiFi Modules 802.11 Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 1216 2x2 AX+BT No vPro LTE Coex UART
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I bought 2 of these. Both for old Dell Inspiron PCs. One with an Intel i5 8400 cpu running Windows 11, the other with an Intel i3 7100 cpu running Windows 10. The Windows 10 PC doesn't meet the requirements for Windows 11. Both PCs had old M2 2.4Ghz Wifi cards without Bluetooth. On both, it was easy to pull out the internal antennas. Once installed and booted, the Windows 11 PC automatically downloaded the latest drivers and began working flawlessly. The Windows 10 PC required me to go to the Intel website where I installed a utility that keeps Intel drivers up-to-date. For both PCs, the result is Wifi upload and download speeds on 5Ghz at the 300 Mbps I get from my ISP. Bluetooth is also flawless with easy pairing.I used small cable ties to clean up the antenna ... MoreI bought 2 of these. Both for old Dell Inspiron PCs. One with an Intel i5 8400 cpu running Windows 11, the other with an Intel i3 7100 cpu running Windows 10. The Windows 10 PC doesn't meet the requirements for Windows 11. Both PCs had old M2 2.4Ghz Wifi cards without Bluetooth. On both, it was easy to pull out the internal antennas. Once installed and booted, the Windows 11 PC automatically downloaded the latest drivers and began working flawlessly. The Windows 10 PC required me to go to the Intel website where I installed a utility that keeps Intel drivers up-to-date. For both PCs, the result is Wifi upload and download speeds on 5Ghz at the 300 Mbps I get from my ISP. Bluetooth is also flawless with easy pairing.I used small cable ties to clean up the antenna wires. One close to the M2 card so the wires won't get pulled. Another to keep the excess wire neatly coiled.My only complaint is that I wish the kit came with a plastic clip to protect the connection of the antenna wires to the card. This clip comes with the Intel AX200 if you buy it without the kit.
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Be aware that this is intended for internal installation. You need to be comfortable with opening up your computer and finding the right slot for this. For myself, I built my own desktop a few years ago which included a Wi-Fi chip on the motherboard. But it seemed to be having issues with Bluetooth randomly dropping out, and it was previous gen Wi-Fi (802.11ac). So I decided to upgrade to this. Because of the way my motherboard had the previous Wi-Fi chip installed it was a bit tricky, but that's not this product's fault. Once I got it installed, I was quite happy with the signal it provided. Windows was also quite happy, popping up a notification when I rebooted that I was now on "next gen" Wi-Fi. The speed is good, though I've not tested it to its full potential. ... MoreBe aware that this is intended for internal installation. You need to be comfortable with opening up your computer and finding the right slot for this. For myself, I built my own desktop a few years ago which included a Wi-Fi chip on the motherboard. But it seemed to be having issues with Bluetooth randomly dropping out, and it was previous gen Wi-Fi (802.11ac). So I decided to upgrade to this. Because of the way my motherboard had the previous Wi-Fi chip installed it was a bit tricky, but that's not this product's fault. Once I got it installed, I was quite happy with the signal it provided. Windows was also quite happy, popping up a notification when I rebooted that I was now on "next gen" Wi-Fi. The speed is good, though I've not tested it to its full potential. I've not had any Bluetooth drop outs since installing. It's a solid chip from a solid brand, so I recommend it.
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I purchased this card to replace a Realtek Wi-Fi 5 card in a new HP Pavilion tower. The computer itself was working fine, but when I went to run speed tests or use the Microsoft Maps app, the internet connection would suddenly and unexplainably disconnect. After some research over a couple of days I finally narrowed down the issue to the Realtek card (Someone on HP's support forums basically said the best way to fix the problem is to replace the Wi-Fi card and recommended this one) and was surprised by the number of complaints this particular card (and brand) had received. Since I wasn't about to erase/ reset the computer back to factory, box it up and take it back to the store where I bought it from over a bad Wi-Fi card, I decided to heed the advice of the user on ... MoreI purchased this card to replace a Realtek Wi-Fi 5 card in a new HP Pavilion tower. The computer itself was working fine, but when I went to run speed tests or use the Microsoft Maps app, the internet connection would suddenly and unexplainably disconnect. After some research over a couple of days I finally narrowed down the issue to the Realtek card (Someone on HP's support forums basically said the best way to fix the problem is to replace the Wi-Fi card and recommended this one) and was surprised by the number of complaints this particular card (and brand) had received. Since I wasn't about to erase/ reset the computer back to factory, box it up and take it back to the store where I bought it from over a bad Wi-Fi card, I decided to heed the advice of the user on HP's support forum who suggested I replace the card with this Intel card and I am glad I did. Installation was easy enough. I plugged the card into the motherboard and simply taped the old Wi-Fi card to the top of the case as I wasn't going to be using the antenna cables inside of the tower and figured it would be easier to just move the old card out of the way since the cables were still attached. Plus if I had to I could re-use the old card in a pinch if needed. After I installed the new card, which already had the antenna cables attached (that were included with the new card) I routed the cables inside the case so they wouldn't interfere with any of the moving parts inside (Fans mostly) and buttoned everything up. Prior to installation I downloaded the drivers for both Bluetooth and the Wi-Fi and had them ready to install prior removing the old card. Once I installed the drivers and restarted I performed a bunch of speed tests and also was running the Maps app for I would say a Half hour or so and at no time did the internet connection disconnect! If you need a solid performing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth card I highly suggest this one. It just works, which is how it should be!
| General | |
| Device Type | Network adapter |
| Form Factor | Plug-in card |
| Interface (Bus) Type | M.2 2230 |
| Networking |
Intel AX200 IEEE 802.11ax Bluetooth 5.0 - Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo Adapter for Notebook - M.2-2.40 Gbit/s - 2.40 GHz ISM - 5 GHz UNII - Internal
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Open Box - Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 Dual-Band M.2 2230 with Bluetooth Desktop Kit
[AX200.NGWG.DTK] Intel DUAL Band WIRELESS-AX WIFI 6 DESKTOP KIT BT M.2 E 2230, 2x ANTENNAS, BRACKETS, 1YR
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Intel - Ax200.ngwg.nv - Wifi Ax200 Wireless Network Card 802.11ax
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I bought 2 of these. Both for old Dell Inspiron PCs. One with an Intel i5 8400 cpu running Windows 11, the other with an Intel i3 7100 cpu running Windows 10. The Windows 10 PC doesn't meet the requirements for Windows 11. Both PCs had old M2 2.4Ghz Wifi cards without Bluetooth. On both, it was easy to pull out the internal antennas. Once installed and booted, the Windows 11 PC automatically downloaded the latest drivers and began working flawlessly. The Windows 10 PC required me to go to the Intel website where I installed a utility that keeps Intel drivers up-to-date. For both PCs, the result is Wifi upload and download speeds on 5Ghz at the 300 Mbps I get from my ISP. Bluetooth is also flawless with easy pairing.I used small cable ties to clean up the antenna ... MoreI bought 2 of these. Both for old Dell Inspiron PCs. One with an Intel i5 8400 cpu running Windows 11, the other with an Intel i3 7100 cpu running Windows 10. The Windows 10 PC doesn't meet the requirements for Windows 11. Both PCs had old M2 2.4Ghz Wifi cards without Bluetooth. On both, it was easy to pull out the internal antennas. Once installed and booted, the Windows 11 PC automatically downloaded the latest drivers and began working flawlessly. The Windows 10 PC required me to go to the Intel website where I installed a utility that keeps Intel drivers up-to-date. For both PCs, the result is Wifi upload and download speeds on 5Ghz at the 300 Mbps I get from my ISP. Bluetooth is also flawless with easy pairing.I used small cable ties to clean up the antenna wires. One close to the M2 card so the wires won't get pulled. Another to keep the excess wire neatly coiled.My only complaint is that I wish the kit came with a plastic clip to protect the connection of the antenna wires to the card. This clip comes with the Intel AX200 if you buy it without the kit.
Be aware that this is intended for internal installation. You need to be comfortable with opening up your computer and finding the right slot for this. For myself, I built my own desktop a few years ago which included a Wi-Fi chip on the motherboard. But it seemed to be having issues with Bluetooth randomly dropping out, and it was previous gen Wi-Fi (802.11ac). So I decided to upgrade to this. Because of the way my motherboard had the previous Wi-Fi chip installed it was a bit tricky, but that's not this product's fault. Once I got it installed, I was quite happy with the signal it provided. Windows was also quite happy, popping up a notification when I rebooted that I was now on "next gen" Wi-Fi. The speed is good, though I've not tested it to its full potential. ... MoreBe aware that this is intended for internal installation. You need to be comfortable with opening up your computer and finding the right slot for this. For myself, I built my own desktop a few years ago which included a Wi-Fi chip on the motherboard. But it seemed to be having issues with Bluetooth randomly dropping out, and it was previous gen Wi-Fi (802.11ac). So I decided to upgrade to this. Because of the way my motherboard had the previous Wi-Fi chip installed it was a bit tricky, but that's not this product's fault. Once I got it installed, I was quite happy with the signal it provided. Windows was also quite happy, popping up a notification when I rebooted that I was now on "next gen" Wi-Fi. The speed is good, though I've not tested it to its full potential. I've not had any Bluetooth drop outs since installing. It's a solid chip from a solid brand, so I recommend it.
I purchased this card to replace a Realtek Wi-Fi 5 card in a new HP Pavilion tower. The computer itself was working fine, but when I went to run speed tests or use the Microsoft Maps app, the internet connection would suddenly and unexplainably disconnect. After some research over a couple of days I finally narrowed down the issue to the Realtek card (Someone on HP's support forums basically said the best way to fix the problem is to replace the Wi-Fi card and recommended this one) and was surprised by the number of complaints this particular card (and brand) had received. Since I wasn't about to erase/ reset the computer back to factory, box it up and take it back to the store where I bought it from over a bad Wi-Fi card, I decided to heed the advice of the user on ... MoreI purchased this card to replace a Realtek Wi-Fi 5 card in a new HP Pavilion tower. The computer itself was working fine, but when I went to run speed tests or use the Microsoft Maps app, the internet connection would suddenly and unexplainably disconnect. After some research over a couple of days I finally narrowed down the issue to the Realtek card (Someone on HP's support forums basically said the best way to fix the problem is to replace the Wi-Fi card and recommended this one) and was surprised by the number of complaints this particular card (and brand) had received. Since I wasn't about to erase/ reset the computer back to factory, box it up and take it back to the store where I bought it from over a bad Wi-Fi card, I decided to heed the advice of the user on HP's support forum who suggested I replace the card with this Intel card and I am glad I did. Installation was easy enough. I plugged the card into the motherboard and simply taped the old Wi-Fi card to the top of the case as I wasn't going to be using the antenna cables inside of the tower and figured it would be easier to just move the old card out of the way since the cables were still attached. Plus if I had to I could re-use the old card in a pinch if needed. After I installed the new card, which already had the antenna cables attached (that were included with the new card) I routed the cables inside the case so they wouldn't interfere with any of the moving parts inside (Fans mostly) and buttoned everything up. Prior to installation I downloaded the drivers for both Bluetooth and the Wi-Fi and had them ready to install prior removing the old card. Once I installed the drivers and restarted I performed a bunch of speed tests and also was running the Maps app for I would say a Half hour or so and at no time did the internet connection disconnect! If you need a solid performing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth card I highly suggest this one. It just works, which is how it should be!
Do not let the price fool you, This is a product that should be compared to much more expensive products, It can be used in newer PC's and laptops that have a M.2 slot. I removed a intel 3165 adapter from my $1100.00 dell laptop that was giving me no more than 200Mbps down on a 1.2 gig internet service and am getting anywhere from minimum of 790Mbps to 825 Mbps. For a wireless connection at that speed it is Phenomenal. I bought this Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 Gig+ kit from Microcenter for 24.95. I would have paid 3 times that for this WiFi speed, I am not even connecting at WiFi 6 so imagine if I was. My WiFi is Rock Solid, My speed is Phenomenal. Where ever I am my WiFi is great. I highly recommend this product at any price. And for the record I am a technician with over ... MoreDo not let the price fool you, This is a product that should be compared to much more expensive products, It can be used in newer PC's and laptops that have a M.2 slot. I removed a intel 3165 adapter from my $1100.00 dell laptop that was giving me no more than 200Mbps down on a 1.2 gig internet service and am getting anywhere from minimum of 790Mbps to 825 Mbps. For a wireless connection at that speed it is Phenomenal. I bought this Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 Gig+ kit from Microcenter for 24.95. I would have paid 3 times that for this WiFi speed, I am not even connecting at WiFi 6 so imagine if I was. My WiFi is Rock Solid, My speed is Phenomenal. Where ever I am my WiFi is great. I highly recommend this product at any price. And for the record I am a technician with over 36 years experience in IT and was always the hardware guy on the team. This adapter is bringing smiles to me even after 2 months. It is fabulous and again is Highly recommended, I added 16 GB of ram to my system at the time bringing it to 32GB so the 40.00 spent to have Microcenter install both was more than worth it. Get it and do not look back. Includes the rail with the antennas if you want to put it on a newer PC motherboard.
I have two of these cards in two different systems. The systems are (so called refurbished -- not really) HP Prodesk 600 G3 desktops. Installation was fairly straightforward since this platform has optional M.2 wi-fi. . Windows 10 Pro automatically identified and installed the appropriate driver immediately in one case, and not in another. Resolved easily by manually downloading the driver from Intel's website and installing. May have been the version of the Windows 10 base images on each system. Performance of these NICs and the supplied antennae seems pretty decent. The AX speeds are appreciated. I was also able to pin these cards to 5 GHz to minimize conflicts and bandwidth problems with other devices. Overall very happy with the choice. I see clones of these ... MoreI have two of these cards in two different systems. The systems are (so called refurbished -- not really) HP Prodesk 600 G3 desktops. Installation was fairly straightforward since this platform has optional M.2 wi-fi. . Windows 10 Pro automatically identified and installed the appropriate driver immediately in one case, and not in another. Resolved easily by manually downloading the driver from Intel's website and installing. May have been the version of the Windows 10 base images on each system. Performance of these NICs and the supplied antennae seems pretty decent. The AX speeds are appreciated. I was also able to pin these cards to 5 GHz to minimize conflicts and bandwidth problems with other devices. Overall very happy with the choice. I see clones of these cards out there. Almost bought one but decided to stick with Intel branded version since I already had one that worked well. Plus, the genuine card was actually less expensive. I have no idea which of the clones is best, and do not care, since the genuine cards are working extremely well. Ease of install will vary by the platform the NIC is goin into and one's familiarly and comfort with the job. Just go slow, plan it out, and take care to not damage anything as the various parts can be quite fragile. Route the coax cables so they do not get pinched. The MH4 connectors are already installed on the NIC. Suggest carefully taping or sealing the connectors to the NIC with non-conductive tape or sealant to fix them in place.
Want to upgrade your Lenovo Yoga laptops (260 and 730) to WIFI 6? This desktop kit has an ax200agn M.2 module with some brackets, coax and external antennas. Just ditch the external desktop components if you want to use this in a laptop that supports m.2 modules with the same form factor. I bought 2 of these, one for each laptop. This worked just fine right out of the box for me. I just slapped in the PCIE module in place of the existing modules and booted windows. Driver installed automatically with the latest version of windows. Was able to turn on WPA 3 (802.11ax) on my wifi 6 capable wireless router and both laptops work flawlessly. I was worried that the laptop bios would not accept the new module, but for my yoga laptops, no issues whatsoever. A very ... MoreWant to upgrade your Lenovo Yoga laptops (260 and 730) to WIFI 6? This desktop kit has an ax200agn M.2 module with some brackets, coax and external antennas. Just ditch the external desktop components if you want to use this in a laptop that supports m.2 modules with the same form factor. I bought 2 of these, one for each laptop. This worked just fine right out of the box for me. I just slapped in the PCIE module in place of the existing modules and booted windows. Driver installed automatically with the latest version of windows. Was able to turn on WPA 3 (802.11ax) on my wifi 6 capable wireless router and both laptops work flawlessly. I was worried that the laptop bios would not accept the new module, but for my yoga laptops, no issues whatsoever. A very inexpensive upgrade to increase the wireless security and speed of my Lenovo laptops. Thanks for carrying this product!
Ordered for my laptop; delivered promptly, in a small plastic bag, within a shoebox sized, padding stuffed box, within a bubble stuffed dpd type bag. Have the same card in my work desktop; both, despite completely removing all old drivers, and installing from scratch using intel's provided drivers via their website, are picky about bluetooth devices. Some work, some don't. So down a star for the ridiculous packaging, down one for the patchy bluetooth. Great wifi performance though.
Upgraded my Asus Zenbook i7 UX303 from WiFi 5 (AC) to WiFi 6 (AX) - just swap the original Intel AC chip for this AX one. Nothing else to do - both fit the motherboard M2 slot.Just make sure you disconnect the battery to motherboard connector before you do anything. The most fiddly bit - and you have to be very careful and gentle - is disconnecting the two aerial wires from the old chip and reconnecting to the new one. The microscopic plugs/sockets require you to use a magnifying glass to see what you're doing. They are quite fragile, and use of very fine pointed tweezers is highly recommended. Also make sure that you keep the two aerial wires to the same left/right orientation whilst they are disconnected - I used some tape to keep them apart.Booted-up, loaded ... MoreUpgraded my Asus Zenbook i7 UX303 from WiFi 5 (AC) to WiFi 6 (AX) - just swap the original Intel AC chip for this AX one. Nothing else to do - both fit the motherboard M2 slot.Just make sure you disconnect the battery to motherboard connector before you do anything. The most fiddly bit - and you have to be very careful and gentle - is disconnecting the two aerial wires from the old chip and reconnecting to the new one. The microscopic plugs/sockets require you to use a magnifying glass to see what you're doing. They are quite fragile, and use of very fine pointed tweezers is highly recommended. Also make sure that you keep the two aerial wires to the same left/right orientation whilst they are disconnected - I used some tape to keep them apart.Booted-up, loaded new drivers - away you go, nothing else to do!You will only get full speed if you're WiFi router or extender is slso WiFi 6 (AX) mine is a super Netgear AX6000 extender - also ftom Scan.
Bought this as an upgrade for a new laptop. ASUS ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition. Laptop originally came with Media Tek MT7921. The card in this kit, the Intel AX200, worked perfectly in the laptop. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth both tested and work as expected.For this particular laptop, G513QY, purchased later in 2021, the Intel AX201 is not compatible - do not try it. The AX200 works great. I had a lot of connection issues with the Media Tek card. Bandwidth also was poor, less than half of what I can get from the ISP.Install was easy. My laptop has an ethernet port, and I didn't need to install drivers to get the wireless or Bluetooth working: swap cards, plug in ethernet, power on, connect to Wi-Fi.With this card, I am now at ~90% of what the ethernet can give me ... MoreBought this as an upgrade for a new laptop. ASUS ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition. Laptop originally came with Media Tek MT7921. The card in this kit, the Intel AX200, worked perfectly in the laptop. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth both tested and work as expected.For this particular laptop, G513QY, purchased later in 2021, the Intel AX201 is not compatible - do not try it. The AX200 works great. I had a lot of connection issues with the Media Tek card. Bandwidth also was poor, less than half of what I can get from the ISP.Install was easy. My laptop has an ethernet port, and I didn't need to install drivers to get the wireless or Bluetooth working: swap cards, plug in ethernet, power on, connect to Wi-Fi.With this card, I am now at ~90% of what the ethernet can give me for speed test. Connections are much quicker to establish with this card too. If you have an ASUS ROG laptop with a Media Tek card, and it fits this model, do not hesitate to buy this.I have been searching for weeks for an AX200 card for less than resale prices and this was the first and the lowest price to get it shipped. You can find it for just a few dollars less at your local Micro Center, but mine is more than an hour drive. Shipping was fast and arrived in 4 days for free shipping via DHL super saver. This was my first purchase from B&H but will not be the last.If you are using this for a newer ASUS laptop: if there is an rgb light bar in the front of the laptop, be careful when removing the bottom cover. There are two small ribbon cables that are attached to the bottom cover. Be careful not to just pull the cover off - they are short. You do not have to unplug the cables to swap the card, but if you are not careful you could easily break a cable.
Worked perfectly and just needed a Bluetooth driver update which was presented in the Windows 11 Update settings screen. The aerial wires are a devil to fit being so small, thus delicate, difficult to align and needing reasonable force to latch, patience and confidence needed. All Wi-Fi SSID's were visible as before with better signal for those at distance. Connection was perfect when tested. Bluetooth is fussy. I found that other Bluetooth devices had to be removed / uninstalled or disabled. I need a second Bluetooth device for use with a USB extension cable to connect to a device in a Windows 10 VM because Windows 11 is not compatible with the device software. By disabling the Bluetooth in Windows 11 it passes though to the VM just fine so I still have the Intel ... MoreWorked perfectly and just needed a Bluetooth driver update which was presented in the Windows 11 Update settings screen. The aerial wires are a devil to fit being so small, thus delicate, difficult to align and needing reasonable force to latch, patience and confidence needed. All Wi-Fi SSID's were visible as before with better signal for those at distance. Connection was perfect when tested. Bluetooth is fussy. I found that other Bluetooth devices had to be removed / uninstalled or disabled. I need a second Bluetooth device for use with a USB extension cable to connect to a device in a Windows 10 VM because Windows 11 is not compatible with the device software. By disabling the Bluetooth in Windows 11 it passes though to the VM just fine so I still have the Intel M.2 Bluetooth available in Windows 11. Excellent outcome, a win win thanks to the addition of the Intel M.2. I haven't had the opportunity to test the Wi-Fi 6 or Bluetooth 5.1 performance limits just yet but have no reason to doubt other reviews. Highly recommended great value upgrade.
| General | |
| Device Type | Network adapter |
| Form Factor | Plug-in card |
| Interface (Bus) Type | M.2 2230 |
| Networking |
