EDUP WiFi 6E AX210 NGW Wireless Card, Intel Laptop Network Adapter with Bluetooth 5.3, Tri-Band 5400Mbps WiFi Module, M.2/NGFF 2230 WiFi Chip, MU-MIMO, Supports Windows 10/11 (64-Bit)

Compatible with my ASUS TUF Gaming FX505DT laptop. It had been dropping WiFi all the time, especially when my laptop sleeps. I replaced the original card with this one and it fixed my WiFi (no more drops, plus it's faster). It even improved my Bluetooth connectivity with my Silhouette machines! Very happy. I was nervous to install it myself, but it was easy with the help of a couple of YouTube videos.

In my research before buying the ASRock B650i Lightning ITX motherboard (with a 9800x3d no less--pray for my system), I had read the factory Mediatek chip was pretty poor quality, so I bought this to replace it. The product itself was a perfect fit after I removed the factory chip (thank you industry standard form factors). I was able to install Intel drivers for both WiFi and BT, and the Intel software was able to detect both chips without an issue. I haven't done formal speed testing, but day-to-day usage has been fine. BT has worked for pairing cell phones and Playstation DualSense controllers, primarily--no issues there.

Works perfectly, slight upgrade from my old chip but still made the difference in installation speed and connectivity is a lot easier. Downloads overwatch np (I’m not a bot gng)

Replaced card in Asus vivobook (TP420UA). Had a faulty realtek card that was no longer being discovered. Unscrewed back, used a plastic trim wedge to pop out bottom laptop case snaps. Disconnected battery cable. Used tweezers to unsnap 2 antennae cords from old card, Unscrewed old card and replaced with new. Reversed everything and it worked well. I know subjective based on ISP, but now getting nearly 300mbps download from wifi internet and nearly 180 upload speeds. Windows 11 detected right away and automatically updated drivers. Ran windows update to be sure. Was visible in device manager.

The card that came with my PC was not Linux compatible and I was using a USB WiFi adapter that REALLY killed battery time. Someone recommended this guy and I figured it'd be worth a shot. Installed in 15 minutes and Linux found it right away. My WiFi speed is roughly 40% faster with no more USB WiFi and my battery now lasts twice as long!

Worked well to replace a Mediatek 7902 included in an Acer Aspire Go 15 laptop, adding WiFi 6E and Linux compatibility

My rating is NOT with regard to the quality of this card, but with regard to it's functionality in my specific laptop. The card and its packaging is great. It's just that it will not pass a BIOS whitelist check from Lenovo on a G50-70. I am not going to ding the manufacturer for that.

This is a substantial upgrade for the Framework 13 laptops (and likely any other Framework AMD machines). They come with the Mediatek RZ717 and that chip is hot garbage. It isn't Framework's fault though, I believe AMD forces them to pair it with their CPUs as they don't want Intel chips in the same machine as their AMD hardware. This Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX210 (No V-Pro) is a phenomenal chip. I just swapped it in a few days ago and the increase is substantial; instantly double the speed next to the router and significant range increase for both wifi and Bluetooth. great price for a stellar chip. Buy it.

Easy to install and it works right away. It beats having a realtek wireless card.

I used this to replace my AX201 that I had in my PC (MSI Pro B660M-A Wifi DDR4). I just made sure to download latest AX210 drivers from Intel first. Pros: It works great! Much better speed right out the bat from the same physical location, very happy I did that! Cons: Replacing the previous card was tricky, the car is very small, doesn't have a lot of room inside the motherboard as it sits near/next to other metals and there is almost no room to reach in, even with my fingers. Once I somehow managed to get the card out, antennas were also tricky because the connector is smaller than tiny, it's like 1/8th of my pinky fingernail, and I have small fingers. Probably took me a good 2 hours to do all of that. I would highly recommend getting some small plastic tweezers before attempting to replace this.

I fully satisfied this product working fine.

Changed the card inside my Latitude 3420 to this one. Speeds are better and the connection is great. Make sure you download the drivers from the Intel site before as your wifi will stop working until drivers are updated.

Replaced the wifi card in my Beelink ser6. The prior card was the ax200. I don't believe it was faulty but certain bluetooth devices had range issues that didn't occur when connected to other PCs via Bluetooth. I use this PC with Steam OS (AMD CPU) and the new card had no issues upon first boot.