Intel Wireless-AC 9560, M.2 2230, 2X2 Ac+Bt, Gigabit, No Vpro (9560.NGWG.NV)

Bought this unit to upgrade dell desktop. Thought I did enough research online to indicate this unit would fit my computer, but unfortunately, it did not. Should have actually opened the computer to determine fit needed before buying. I have one of these models in a Lenovo laptop and it works great, which is why I wanted to use same unit for the desktop. I’m sure it would have worked great had it been a proper fit.

I have a Dell Inspiron 7586 with a known issue of the wifi card failing. It just died out of the blue and after searching for solutions online and looking up Youtube videos I purchased this card. It worked like a charm. As others have said, the black and white are reversed but as you put the card in remember where the antenna connectors are and connect them in the exact location on the new card. Worked like a charm. I just turned on the computer, inputted my wifi password and I'm online!

DELL 3060 Tiny PC. I3 16 Gig 500 SSD Windows 10I replaced the as-shipped Qualcomm Atheros with this WiFi unit.I am very pleased with the upgrade.There is another version of this WiFi card with a 'KILLER' label that is supposed to be even better than this one at twice the price.We have Gigabit internet service through a LinksysThe Qualcomm delivered 2.4 Mhz only about 25 Megs and 45 Megs at 5.0 Mhz.This unit installed easily. The only hard part was carefully attaching and clinking into place the small antenna connectors onto this WiFi card.I used Windows 10 to Uninstall the Qualcomm Wifi Card and then powered down.The card was replaced and I powered up.It installed a Windows driver automatically rather than a Intel 9560 driver and I have left it alone.This Intel 950 delivers about 360 Megs at 2.4 Mhz and 525 Megs at 5.0 Mhz..I added a 9db antenna to external port on the Dell 3060. It is about 11 inches tall.The PC is located at the far end of my house away from the Linksys AC router with four walls to go through.The PC is used for old-person entertainment using You Tube, Netflix, and there is no lag or buffering.Very good upgrade

The Intel Wireless-AC 9560 mounted into my computer and was recognized the second my computer powered up. Only thing is my old antenna kept getting interference and would only pick up 50% WiFi signal and only a 3% bluetooth signal only when bluetooth devices wire 6 inches from the computer. I can almost guaranty this problem is caused by my old antenna so I'm hooking a new one up to it. Will submit another review once I reconnect my new antenna.UpdateMy New antenna is connected and despite high power interference surrounding my computer and new antenna, the Intel Wireless-AC 9560 now gives me 100% WiFi signal with my home network being located on the opposite side of the house from my computer and I get 100% bluetooth signal through out the back half of my house where my computer and bluetooth devices are located. This wireless card works great for the money and I'm glad I bought it to replace a PCIe card I paid $130.00 for because it's 70 times faster, a lot more reliable, and uses less power.

Don't forget to buy antennas, as there is no built-in antenna.

It's strange this card didn't work, this replaced an exact model. Old one, new one, neither worked. The old one just disappeared from the system. I deleted the hidden driver and Win 11 never acknowledged either card plugged in afterwards.I installed an old used Intel AC-3165 (2014 model?), and it showed up perfectly fine, auto installed drivers and works great. Removed it and installed this new one back then nothing, doesn't even show up as an Other Device. So either the one I got is bad or this laptop is now rejecting all AC-9560NGW cards.

Works fine. Resolved random hardware issue causing random disconnects requiring reboots on HP (17-by4063) laptop.

Used this on my new build that featured an Intel CNVI slot on the motherboard. Love that this is completely hidden off and recognized immediately on bootup on Win10--no drivers were needed and bluetooth worked too.NOTE: if you're ordering antennas for this, make sure it has the MHF4 connector on not something else. Also, the connector is super tiny and impossible to mount the antennas is the card is already installed in the mobo. Connect the wires first and then route the whole assembly where you need it. In my case I was able to route the wires behind the mobo and drilled holes for the external antennas on the back of the case.TIP: if you're building a rig with glass panels, this green wireless card really clashes against the mobo pcb (in my case, mostly black). I cut a piece of cardboard a bit larger than the size of the wifi card and put shrunk some black heat shrink tubing around it. I then slid the molded heat shrink onto the wifi card and routed the antenna leads tight to the mobo and this thing is totally discrete now. See pics.