AX210NGW DTK WiFi Card WiFi 6E Supports 6GHz, 2230, 2x2 AX+BT 5.3+Tri-Band, Includes RF Cable (11 inch), 5dBi High Gain Antennas and Low-Profile Brackets

My first go with an M.2 installed peripheral and it was super simple! Windows 11 detected it and even installed/upgraded the drivers to the most recent versions. I installed this on a Dell Optiplex using the provided holes for the antennas in the case. This required threading the studs a little to ensure they would insert all the way, but after that it was super simple. The nuts are 10mm I believe, so if you have a deep socket or a 10mm wrench you'll be able to tighten the antenna studs. The card came with 2 screws, obviously only needing one to secure the card, which was perfect! I REALLY appreciated that, as well as a small screwdriver and a bracket, which I have no idea what that was intended for. It also includes a full and half height bracket, and a case screw to secure either one of those if used. I didn't for my install.I'll submit an update to my review with the performance of the Bluetooth.The Wi-Fi works perfectly, although I'm less than 20' away from the access point. My signal is strong. I haven't streamed much yet, but there have been no issues with the content I did stream. It wasn't 4K as I don't have a 4K setup.If you're using Windows 10 and use this card, the drivers are not the latest and greatest on the disc. You may have to use Windows Update to download them. If you're using Windows 11 and you have the latest updates to the OS, don't use the disc.Again, what comes in the box is a complete solution for anyone adding Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to their computer. If you're mounting the antennas to the case via an default location on the case, you need nothing. If you're mounting the antennas on a bracket, they provide the brackets. The studs are already connected to the M.2 card. They provide all the screws you may need, even one of the tools you may need.It was worth the money for saving all the hassle I might have encountered had it not come with everything. A great purchase.

Definitely works wonders. Was having trouble with connection and stability on prebuilt wifi module on motherboard then upgraded to this. Drivers were automatically installed and supported on windows 11. The only slight problem is the bracket and screw might be too big or slightly too small, but very easy fix. Overall amazing product

Installed immediately into my old Intel H97 chipset motherboard and it worked flawlessly. I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked especially with an old motherboard from 2014.Windows 11 detected and installed drivers. There was no need to download drivers from questionable sites or anything.Wi-Fi works, and Bluetooth works. I am using this in a home theater PC and connect my game controller via Bluetooth.I had absolutely no issues. Wi-Fi connected to my 6E network with a strong fast connection. My motherboard's back cover already had holes for the antennas, so I didn't need to use the included brackets. This kit includes everything for installation.Highly recommended if you have an Intel motherboard that has an NVMe Wi-Fi slot.

I had to buy a second unit , these tiny cables are to easy to damage.

This comes with everything you'll need! Many listings only include the card but not the cables, screw, or antennas, but this comes with all, even a screwdriver. I replaced an old TP Link USB with this and its a world of a difference. Played a few games like call of duty and fortnite, no more lag spikes. On certain games, I get 0 ping with this new card. Very good connection.

Works perfectly. Had it installed and rebooted in less than ten minutes.

This card is a good value. It works very well with WiFi and Bluetooth. It regularly connects to WiFi at 2Gbps. Windows 11 and Ubuntu have all the proper drivers built in.

It's close to useless. I installed it in a HP 800 G4 SFF and it barely connects to the WiFi and the Bluetooth is completely non-functional. The WiFi signal is so bad, despite having a WiFi 6E AP 10 feet away. The drivers all installed fine and everything is recognized in Device Manager, but it won't pair with anything. I ended up disabling the BT driver and plugging in a BT dongle into a USB port and everything immediately paired.