WiFi 7 Wireless Card Intel BE200 NGW, Bluetooth 5.4, 5800Mbps M.2/NGFF Network Support Windows 10/11 (64bit), Linux, Not Support AMD, Only Supports Intel 12th Generation and Above CPUs.

This card is a nice drop-in replacement for the realtek wifi/BT card on my ASUS TUF A15The physical installation was not bad, but reattaching the antenna was a little fiddly... as others have stated. I used one of those plastic tools to open cases and push the wires down onto the connector. The driver downloaded from Intel ( don't forget to download it before replacing your old Wi-Fi card) installed smoothly. The device manager did not show any issues for either the wifi or BT devices. I rebooted and the wifi came right up and connected to my router. However, none of my Bluetooth devices would connect. I tried removing the devices from the control panel "Bluetooth & devices" screen, but it would just say "failed to remove the device".The solution I finally found on the internet was to go into the device manager, click on View -> "show hidden devices". Then navigate to the Bluetooth section and uninstall all the drivers for your disconnected BT devices. I rebooted for good measure and then added my devices back without issue.

Easy to install and quickly solved my WiFi problems. My laptop is communicating like new again.

Excellent supplier for intel cards. Packaged very well and comes with a screwdriver to install. Card performs well for AMD boards and getting drivers is not problem. Have not had connectivity problems and signal is stable while using. Easy enough to install as long as you have patience cause the antenna wires are very small and fragile.

Great upgrade for laptops! The Intel AX210 WiFi 6E card delivers fast tri-band speeds and Bluetooth 5.3. Setup was easy thanks to a QR code that links to drivers—super helpful. Just be sure your laptop supports M.2/NGFF. A solid boost for connectivity and speed.

Easy to replace and they have been plenty fast, but this is the 3rd Intel chip Wifi card I'll have installed in my Lenovo Legion 5 in 24 months. They seem to last only about 12 months, then both Wifi and Bluetooth fail.

I upgraded this card from WiFi 5 in my ASUS laptop to this WiFi 7 card . What a difference in speed , signal strength and just made my laptop a new one with this upgrade. It was very easy to install and was the right part for my upgrade . Highly suggest upgrading if you have a router that can use its full capability. I’m very happy with it !

Nice little kit; included screws and even a little screw driver. I installed it in a Dell Optiplex 7050 Micro running Fedora 42. It was recognized on boot up with no issues whatsoever. Wifi and Bluetooth are working flawlessly.

I never would have thought that a wi-fi card would go bad on a 2 year old laptop computer. They do, and this is a great replacement. Works great! Windows will download the driver, then go to the Intel site and get their Driver and Support Assistant. That will update the drivers and your set.