Mini PCIE WiFi Adapter with WiFi Stereo Adapter, Wireless AC 1200Mbps (2.4GHz 300Mbps or 5G 867Mbps), for Windows 7(32/64bit), for Windows 8.1, 10, 11 64bit, Wireless-AC 8260HMW

However, I haven't gotten Bluetooth connectivity yet. I still value this over Intel equivocal.

Works fine. Thank you

Bought this card for a small tower running Lenix. It is Ubuntu 18.04. It worked out of the box on an existing install. No new drivers or modprobing required. Recommended.

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Works flawlessly as expected!

This is a dual band Wifi adapter for PCs with Intel processors. The adapter comes in the PCIE format, and is just 3” long. It will fit into a standard PCIE expansion slot in a desktop computer. To use this card, you plug it into an expansion slot on your mother board, plug in the Bluetooth data cable to your motherboard, screw on the external antennae, and you’re good to go. The card comes mounted on a full height ATX metal mount but included in the box is a metal mount for a mini ATX and hardware for changing the mount rail. Also included in the box is a miniCD ROM with drivers and a paper installation manual. If you do not have a CD drive for driver installation, you can download the drivers from the manufacturer’s website. Note that this card will not work in computers with AMD processors.I find this card works great with my new computer build. Data transfer is much faster than with the older 300Mbps card that I had tried. I like the small size of the card since it doesn’t hinder air circulation in my case. With the antennas installed as directed, I get a strong connection to my Wifi router. Without the antennas, I don’t get much connection at all, so the antennae are really necessary. Installation of this card was straightforward. Overall, this is a fast and easy way to add wifi connectivity to your Intel-based computer.

I picked this up to steal the chip off the card (AX200 Wifi) because these boards actually come with socketed M.2 wifi cards. I needed the card in order to replace one in my laptop that was dying and I figured that one of these cards is the easiest way to get a donor.However before harvesting the card; I did plug it into my computer to make sure it was all fine.Everything worked out of the box as It should and speeds were more than acceptable considering the tiny antenna's that were sticking out of the back of my tower.All in all this card is very simple as it is just a M.2 wifi card on a board with some traces to plug in antennas. Did the job for me and therefore I am satisfied.

I needed a Wi-Fi card that works with Windows 7 and the latest Windows 10/11. The AX200/210 doesn’t support 7 so this was the choice. Replaced a Intel 6300-N and it works great. Getting AC now vs N before. Plug n Play, just remove old card install new one and install drivers. If you don’t care about Windows 7 I recommend the newer AX210 versions in Mini PCIe format.