WiFi Card AX 5400Mbps 6E PCIe WiFi Card, Bluetooth 5.2, Intel WiFi 6E AX210 Chip, 6G/5G/2.4G PCIe WiFi 6 Card for PC Windows 11/10(64Bit)

The media could not be loaded. Really great Wi-Fi 6E card! Very impressed with the data transfer speeds! As you can see from my screenshots, the data speeds are close to what the manufacturer advertised. The numbers fluctuate every time I refresh the screen, so I have no doubt this Wi-Fi card will reach the max speeds. All GHz bands are rock solid with full bars and my Deco mesh is about 30 feet away between 2 interior walls. Online speed tests actually max out and go over my subscription data rate!Installation was super simple. Windows 11 automatically recognized and installed the drivers. I didn't have to search for anything (i will search online for updated drivers, but this review is based on the native install of this hardware).Video Streaming? Flawless. Zero buffering or issues.Game streaming from PCVR to my Quest 2 ? Again, flawless. Zero screen tearing or latency.SUPER happy with this card. It has met all of my expectations! ... PLUS IT LOOKS COOL =)

Been using this for the past 3-4 years and never had issues with it and if there was it was Windows being dumb as usual when it comes to drivers. I get very stable Wifi connections and Bluetooth is great on it working with every Bluetooth compatible device to even my Wii Remotes and PS3 Controller. Will probably keep using it for another 4-5 years till the thing stops getting supported on newer motherboards possibly. It was a very easy setup as well, its very self explanatory so you shouldn't have any issues with it.

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It was a quick and easy set up, the disk was useless but downloading it online was easy with Ethernet

As some other reviews have mentioned (and the product details mention as well, just not the title), this device is supported by newer versions of the Linux kernel. That includes both the WiFi and Bluetooth support!I bought this for both -- I have a pair of Bluetooth headphones that I wanted to use with my computer so that my headset was fully wireless, but I also wanted to have an on-board WiFi card so I didn't have to keep on using an absolutely awful USB 802.11n WiFi adapter (<30Mbps usually, ouch)! This card fit the bill, and was also very affordable.Installation was easy-peasy. It came with two different styles of brackets, but the style I needed was already installed on the ZYT card, so I didn't even need to switch the bracket off the card. I removed the bracket on my case holding the PCI cards, popped it in my spare PCIe x1 slot, and used the included screws to secure the ZYT card to the case alongside my GPU. I also ran the included USB2.0 cable from the ZYT card to a spare USB2.0 header on my motherboard. Booted back up, and (bonus for using Linux) didn't have to install any drivers -- WiFi and Bluetooth worked out of the box :)

Good card for the money. If you've installed any kind of card before the physical install is easy. Just make sure to plug the internal USB cable to the card before you seat it in the slot. The instructions are basic, but include photos and are more than clear enough for this kind of job. I did have to use another computer to download the software from the CD to a thumb drive, and then install it on the computer, as the computer the card was installed in doesn't have a CD drive. The included software worked quickly and almost flawlessly. I say almost as I did the install and it said it had failed. I clicked it again and it blinked on and off and then just worked without any other effort. It's been running now for several days and works beautifully. No more complaints from the user about having high ping that hurts their online gaming experience, like we had from the previous 1200 WiFi dongle. I haven't used the Bluetooth yet, so I can't talk about that. Speedtest showed a 1ms ping (very good), and upload and download speeds that were within 2% of my wired connections. Very pleased.

I have tried for the life of me to get this card to work. I had a friend help do the hardware install, but now I just can't install the driver. I've used a usb to try and download it, that didn't work. I used the website like to intel they include in this product posting. That didn't work. The device itself, which seems like it should light up, is not lighting up despite being in the correct spot. I don't know what else to do. Buyer beware!

The product worked as advertised. The physical installation was easy to do. If there are a few things I, personally, would recommend here they are the following:First, if you are going to use the Bluetooth capabilities of the card, do yourself a favor and plug the power cable into the card itself before installing the card into the PCIe slot and mounting it to the computer case. It isn't a huge problem, but does make the install a tad easier, in my opinion.Two, be knowledgeable on what channels this card offers in comparison to the channel(s) you are utilizing for your wireless access point. Took a bit of effort for me to realize that this card didn't support channel 163 for my 5GHz band so I had to lower it to a supported channel. Once I did that, I have had little issues!Three, I haven't had the most success with Bluetooth range and reliability with this card in comparison to what I had hoped, but that may be from interference in my apartment complex before I get too hypercritical.All-in-all this card is good for what it offers! Easy to install, minimal issues, and relatively cheap! Just keep in mind that you may have to do a little adjustment to get it running efficiently, but it works well once you do! I have 100Mb internet and regularly hit that cap with trusted speed tests using 5GHz.9 out of 10, but I'll round up to 5 out of 5!