BINGFU Bulkhead Mount WiFi Antenna Cable 30cm 12 inch 2-Pack for Intel AX200NGW 8265AC 8265NGW 7265AC 9560AC M.2 NGFF Interface Wireless Network Card WiFi Adapter

Great quality and fit perfectly. Note these are EXACTLY 12 inches long. They worked for my Dell 9020M (USFF) but measure carefully if your application is different. Also, be VERY careful attaching the M.2 card connectors. They have to be centered above the card connector precisely before they snap into place. If you don't feel a distinct snap, you didn't get the connection made. Don't force them as the tiny UFL side will bend out of shape, making attachment impossible. I find it easier to attach the connectors with the card unmounted and then insert the card to the M.2 slot. Also, it helps to use a drop of Loctite (or super glue) on the RP-SMA bulkhead nuts so tbey don't loosen over time--a common issuue with this style connector. Saves some aggravation later. I bought another two sets after the first one.

This product allowed me to add antennas to a Dell WYSE 5060 thin client that I upgraded with an Intel wireless card. The cables were more than long enough to run from the wireless card to the rear of the chassis. The small sockets that connected to the wireless card took a little while to properly connect, but I don't blame the seller of the product for that - it would be true of any cable (they're tiny little boogers). As mentioned previously, the cables are more than long enough to reach the back of the chassis so they will have to be routed or tied down to keep things neat and tidy. I just looped the cables to keep them in one place without being in the way. The antennas fit on the screw posts without issue, but in the case of the thin client smaller antennas would be best - there wasn't much room between the larger antennas I used causing them to not be able to be adjusted as great of an angle as a smaller antenna could be. I don't blame the seller for this - just an observation

Works good

These were pretty easy to put on all you have to do is snap them onto your wireless card and run them to wherever you're going to put your antennas. It was a little tricky getting them to snap onto the wireless card since they are so fragile. The best way I found was to line it up perfectly over the top and make sure it goes on straight down and you'll feel it click into place. Luckily I did it on the first try but I could see how you could bend them if you weren't careful.

These are good for ATX Motherboards like ones from AsRock that don't ship with a Wifi card installed but have holes in the motherboard I/O shield for antennas. Just keep in mind this length is a bit on the long side even for full size ATX boards so if your motherboard is mATX I would not recommend these as you'd have a hard time finding somewhere to stash all of the slack as you don't want these coiled around mosfets or power stage components to possibly cause EMF interference on your wifi Antenna signals. Also be careful when attaching these to your NGFF style M.2 wifi card as the fasteners are tiny and fragile. Not that it is poor quality it is just that being so tiny it doesn't take much to break one of these.

It just works, good price and a flexible enough cable, doesn’t slow down my wifi signal.

I’ve had to order quite a few things like these cables in the past, and I’ve always had great results with Bingfu products. These cables were no exception. The cables were in perfect shape and everything fit well. They carry the signals without any significant loss. Make sure that you’re buying the correct SMA sex, as these cables are reverse-polarity SMA connectors.

Paired this with an AX210 card in an older HP 600 Prodesk G3. The gold plating helps keep down corrosion and oxide noise from the RF signal. The signal was very good afterward. Very happy. I wish they had a longer version for another project I have going on ...

Decent quality does what I need it to do attach iunternal wifi to case.

I used this adapter to connect an M.2 Intel Wi-Fi 6E card to external antennas, and it works great. Both connectors feel sturdy and well built. After installing it, I’m getting good speeds and stable performance. Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

cheap and works great on my desktop pc.

Only little detail is that i wish there was shorter versions available, 30cm was the shortest i’ve found. In my use case a 10-15cm long adapter would have been sufficient. I’m not sure if it’s my device or the antenna, but the connector wasn’t fitting the hole made for it inside my device, i compared it to the similar connector on my pc, the part that is supposed to stick out your device case is slightly larger than the standard so i needed to mount it using a bit of scotch tape to make sure it doesn’t get unplug and get out accidentally, as a result i needed to put the connector outside of my device case. Other than that it works great for wifi 6 (as it’s supposed to since it’s just a copper cable inside). Recommended

I had an Intel ax200 card with chip and antennas, so this was all I needed to get wifi and bt on my Elite desk mini. It's a little frustrating with how ridiculously small the connectors are on these.