fenvi T919 for macOS PC PCI WiFi Card Continuity & Handoff BCM94360CD Native Airport WiFi & BT 4.0 1750Mbps 5GHz/2.4GHz 3x3 MIMO abgn+ac Beamforming+ WLAN PCI-E Card （NO Driver Needed for macOS

Salut,every time I’m struggling to distinct real from fake review and now realized, that I don’t know how to really prof it :)Anyway, I searched for how to enable airdrop and I found this model by recommends from tonyxmac hackintosh comunity, so decided to try on my hack build (mojave/gygab z390 based mb/i5 9600k/rx580 - so you can have a flavor of my system)Installation was quite easy, but with small surprise - I didn’t expect that I would need one usb socket on motherboard to be used by this card - it’s needed to enable Bluetooth, and WiFi itself seems works via pcie, i used 1x socket for that. So everything worked in plug n play manner - no kext or kernel boot parameters modification. Just typed airdrop in search, run it - it asked for enable Bluetooth - and it worked and discoverable by my phone and laptop. I tried to transfer few moves from mbpro2015 - transfer rate was about 30mb/s, when laptop was nearby, didn’t check with bigger file from my phone. WiFi works, but my internet itself very poor to try its maximum speed, so no solid feedback here. And also what I saw regarding dongles for hack - when you using it with wireless headphones, it may be some disruptions in sound, so I tried my airpods pro and airpods 1st gen with it and it worked, at least around my flat(like 50-60sqm) without disruption while watching movie.So as summary I can recommend it for hackintosh builds at least with z390 board based - really plug n play.Didn’t perform like levels measurements - didn’t experienced problems In my case to dig down.

I was upgrading my hack from Ivy Bridge to Skylake, and my old broadcom card wasn't working. Ended up buying one of these, and it worked perfectly first time, straight OOB. My only complaint is that the bluetooth signal is perhaps slightly weaker than I'd like (the machine is kept under the desk) - and the magic mouse connection is a touch instable - I know from experience that I could connect extended aerials, but for the time being I've gone for a wired mouse - so YMMV with that one.Handover, airdrop etc all working though under Ventura, so it does what I need.

We used this card on an old Mac Pro 5,1. It works straight out of the box and exactly as described.

Fenvi T919 is perfect for anyone running a Hackintosh, everything works. I have a Z390 Aorus pro board booted with OpenCore set to iMac19,1. Slotting this card in gave me instant Wifi and Bluetooth on first boot, no drama, kexts or hacks to make work. It's working out the box natively. Handoff, Airdrop, Sidecar and unlock with Apple Watch all work great.. Could not be happier with this card.

Very simple PnP install but despite having both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, can only really use one in any considerable amount at a time. High Wi-Fi usage will cause notable interference with Bluetooth mice and headphones, which is just the nature of radio (especially on a 2.4GHz WiFi connection) but can be improved by placement of metallic and electronic items (such as having the antennas in line of sight).

I highly recommend this product for a Hackintosh! It works flawlessly out of the box. I'm using MacOS Big Sur, ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus ATX, Ryzen 3900XT, AMD Radeon 5700XT.The first card I received a faulty card had a Bluetooth problem (wifi worked fine, but Bluetooth range was very poor). I got in contact with Fenvi after 4 months of trying various different things (e.g. using a high gain antenna and using another Bluetooth cable). Fenvi kindly offered to replace the fault card free of charge. I was sent a replacement card which works perfectly. Thank you Fenvi for your awesome product and service.

O need help to connect Bluetooth cable in my Mac Pro early 2008 3,1, I ‘m not find USB connector in the motherboard , how can I fix this problem ?, I need Bluetooth

The card works natively in macOS (tested in Catalina 10.15.4, no configuration required).In Windows 10, there are no basic native drivers, so you have to install the dedicated drivers from fenvi's website.Those are easy to find and with the drivers installed, the card works as expected.The only complaint, which might very well be a singular issue on my side, is that the WiFi reception is best when only 3 of the 4 antennae are used. If you install 3 antennnae and point them in three orthogonal directions, you will achieve the best reception, independent on how the router's antenna is set up.