WiFi 6E Wireless Card Intel AX210 NGW Bluetooth 5.2 Tri-Band 5400Mbps Network Adapter for Laptop Support Windows 10/11 (64bit) M.2/NGFF

Ill say first off, pay close attention to the specs here and make sure it will work in your laptop. Ill also say that do NOT expect plug-and-play here. As I think others have said, the hardware here isnt the real issue, but its finding and installing the correct drivers. Thats right. The mini-CD included with the card is appreciated, but it requires you to have a CD ROM drive. And thats not a good assumption these days. This is perhaps the weak point of this product, namely user support. In a nutshell, Ill say that your path to success is to first find the drivers, then uninstall the drivers from your old card (if you have one), install the new one, then install the new drivers. Some machines may have issues with the old drivers and the new card, and in at least one case for me put a Win11 machine into a endless boot loop. Once it works, it works just fine. However, getting there is a bit of a PITA.

I installed this in an older laptop that I purchased to use for testing. After popping the back off the laptop this upgrade took only a few minutes. Installing the drivers was easy and direct from Intels website (since this is an Intel chipset). Now my laptop shows having Wifi 6E. The speeds are better than my older wifi adapter which I think had some old realtek chipset... laptop was about 3 years old but it was a budget unit. Really happy with it over all!

I have a Dell Inspiron 7568 2-in-1 laptop. Dropped this in with no issue. Took all of 5 minutes to replace the old card with this one. I didnt even need to update drives, though I probably will at some point. Took a screen shot of my speedtest result at the opposite end of my house with this card. Never drops under 200 mbps in any part of the house. Happy with this card.

The AX210 is a wifi card I bought to replace the Mediatek one that came preinstalled in my ROG m16 laptop. Obviously, when it comes to gaming ethernet is the real way, but over wifi is important when thats not an option. The Mediatek card that was in my laptop struggled when not up close to the wifi source, and constantly had issues with consistent speeds. Replacing the card with the AX210 felt night and day, and a lot of the stuttering and reliability issues I had with the Mediatek card were gone. In terms of ease to install, it mostly depends on the particular device youre using. For me, it only required opening up the laptop and unscrewing and connecting a few things. It does come with Wifi 6 which isnt super wide spread, but it does allow for future proofing in that regard. Overall, if youre experiencing any issues with your current wifi card, this is easily a great option, as well as adding bluetooth if you for whatever reason dont have that. I will say, to prevent issues I would make sure you predownload the current intel wifi drivers before installing the card, just so you have that ready to go after installation

I think its fair to regard the EDUP AX210 WiFi 6E Card as a commodity. After all, it is functionally identical to any other M.2 wifi card using Intels AX210 chip. If you have access to a 6Ghz wireless access point, the AX210 provides some value over the older AX200, but dont expect anything other than a bit less device congestion and some more channel bandwidth in 6Ghz vs. 5Ghz. I installed the EDUP on a mid-range AM4 motherboard, and used an SMA antenna-equipped expansion card bracket to supply the AX210 with antenna leads. Everything worked without any issues, but you may want to save money on a 802.11ac card if you dont have 802.11ax equipment to connect it to. Conditionally Recommended

This was the best 40 bucks I ever spent. Wifi speeds with the current chip were about 15mbs down and about 6 MBs up. Ran another speed test after the wifi chip upgrade and am getting about 70mbs down and 50 MBs up.

Kit arrives in a small box with everything you need. Screwdriver, stability mount, screw, drivers on CD, instructions, and the BT/WiFi card. Upgraded three laptops at the same time. Install of the cards took 5 minutes. All three laptops discovered the new WiFi and BT devices. 1 of 3 auto installed drivers. It had Windows 10. The other Windows 10 laptop needed the CD to install the drivers. The last laptop had Windows 11 and it had an OS update queued requiring a reboot so I do not know if it would have added the drivers normally or not. After the OS update it installed the drivers and connected to the Wifi. All three laptops showed an increase in speed from a distance and connected via 5Ghz as I do not have 6E, only 6 mesh system. The kids needed the faster cards and mu-mimo capability for their laptops to play Steam games on an Oculus Quest VR and stream them at the same time. The devices had to be on the same wireless network, not a mix of ethernet/wireless. (STUPID) For the $35 price point, this was a simple upgrade with too many upsides not to do.

This was purchased to replace a faulty wi-fi card in my laptop. Easy to install with the included tools. System works even better than before with this new card.

Unfortunately, due to the age of my Laptop I was unable to install the WiFi 6E Card AX210 Bluetooth 5.2 Tri-Band 5400Mbps Wireless Module as it doesnt have a M2 slot to plug in to. Disappointed as the module appears to be well built with genuine Intel components.

Works great with laptop model TUF706 Asus 17in laptop with AMD cpu 4800h