Intel AX210 IEEE 802.11ax Bluetooth 5.3 Tri Band Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo Adapter

This card is working on an Asus TUF A16 7735HS CPU 7700S GPU system. The system came with a Realtek 8852BE which, wireless performance is fine, BUT the Bluetooth issues were driving me up the wall!The Realtek 8852BE had constant BT disconnect issues, mouse jitter and audio sync problems, headset disconnect issues, no amount of driver fiddling fixed the problems....So along comes this little beauty of a card and lo and behold... the Intel AX210 fixes all the woes... like sprinkling magical computer healing pixie dust over it! LOLI don't understand how much of a savings it is for manufacturers to use such cards that have issues when there are real working alternatives like this one that are not that much more money... this isn't a $50 or $70 extra cost specially when buying in bulk!

I bought this card to replace the original MediaTek unit in my 2021 ASUS Zephyrus G14. It works exactly as expected, plug and play with no need to install drivers.

Had no issues with function or installation. I used this to upgrade the WiFi card in a GMKtec nucbox G5

Probably yes.It's great for upgrading an old laptop.Or replacing a bad wifi card.

I got this because my Framework laptop (AMD version) comes with a Mediatek wifi card. For wifi connoisseur like myself, you might know this is not a very good card. I'm here to tell you this card performs great, I'm able to get 500mbps on my home network. It roams fine on my mesh network. And the bluetooth works fine.And it's compatible with AMD laptops.Also the 2 antenna ports are the industry standard type.Overall, it's a great upgrade if your laptop has a Mediatek.

Hard to beat the price. However, the signal once installed in the computer case is VERY weak. Must buy the antennas separately and install them. Hence, I rated the Wi-Fi signal one star.Overall, I would purchase again if the motherboard doesn't have built-in Wi-Fi/BT.

Nothing out of the ordinary to say other than it's cost effective, installs easily (if you can get to the old one easily), fits perfectly, and works as it should.Updated my daughter's laptop those card wasn't compatible with the latest WiFi that Xfinity equipment required.No issues with connectivity or speed.

I swapped out the existing Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card (9560) in my Dell G7 7588 laptop with this genuine Intel card, and after running Windows (11 Pro) update and rebooting, I could easily connect to my router's Wi-Fi 6e broadcast at top speed. The swap-out took about 10 minutes total. Super happy with this Intel part.