PC Hackintosh WiFi & BT wifi card 802.11a/g/n/ac WLAN + BT 4.0 PCI-E Network Adapter mac-compatible Wi-Fi AirDrop Handoff Instant Hotspot macOS MIMO 2x2 Mac OS X natively supported BCM4360 802.11ac

It just worked on my Hackintosh setup. Been using a few week no issues. Plenty fast enough for my internet connection. I didn’t connect the bluetooth so can’t comment on that. Here is my hardware, Intel Core i7 8700K, S 1151, Coffee Lake, 6 Core, 12 Thread, 3.7GHz, 4.7GHz Turbo, 12MB Cache, 1200MHz GPU, 95W, CPU Box 1 89610 512GB Samsung 970 PRO, M.2 (2280) PCIe 3.0 (x4) NVMe SSD, Phoenix, MLC V-NAND, 3500MB/s Read, 2300MB/s Write, 370k/500k 1 92829 Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO, Intel Z390, S 1151, DDR4, SATA3, Dual M.2, 2-Way SLi/3-Way CrossFire, GbE, USB3.1 Gen2 A+C, ATX Sapphire Radeon RX 580 Nitro+ 8192MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card

After about a fortnight of tweaking my system to get Mojave to install, I was finally successful and the easy implementation of this chip made life so much easier. although it does take up a front usb header in order for the bluetooth capability to work (this meant that the only front Usb ports that work on my system is the one and only usb 3.0 port which has a different port on my mobo) it was a 100% worth it to see how seamlessly this chip worked without doing anything. I plugged it in, configured my wifi settings and checked to see if airdrop functions and voila it did instantly. great product so far and highly reccommend.

Worked great in my build easy to install and didn’t ever loose connection

Very happy that this works with Monterey 12.1. Most stuff worked out of the box, but I did have to follow guides online to set up watch unlock - most important is following the "Fixing iServices" steps on Dortania guide, and potentially clearing Keychain access. Also make sure that serial port is disabled in your BIOS.

Works out of the box with Catalina hackintosh, no additional kexts required, both WiFi and Bluetooth works great. Overall great product

This card is not compatible with macOS, Monterey or Ventura ryzentosh in so far as Bluetooth. WiFi is fine Bluetooth repeatedly drops out or system suffers random kernel panics. Bluetooth can often stop working after sleep. The only way to work around problem was to unplug at wall . I put the issues down to my USB controller being incompatible or not properly configured. I am now using Fenvi T919 which I’ve had no issues thus far .

The card did exactly what is said in the advertising. It was an out of box working experience. Installation was easy, plug card into pci slot, connect usb header, screw into place and connect antennas. Booted up OS X and was immediately recognised. Hand off, imsg and file drop all worked perfectly. Well worth the money and hassle free experience.

I used this to extend the life of an old MacPro 5.1. I was not very hopeful TBH, but it worked first time and is much easier than trying to replace the fitted WiFi card if you want to install a more recent operating system than Apple will officially support.

It's not the fastest WiFi and it's not the latest bluetooth, but you plug it in and it works. That carries more weight with me than having the latest and greatest technology. As soon as I installed the card and booted up the machine, macOS (10.14.6) instantly saw both the wifi and bluetooth without issue. Handoff/Continuity is available as well. The only thing to keep in mind is you will need an available USB header on your motherboard. If you only have one and it's used, you can find splitters here on AMZ. In terms of performance, the wifi is respectable and currently maxes out throughput on my "Gig" internet (which lately is more like 500Mb/s, but whatever). Bluetooth is also solid; no keyboard issues and mouse is smooth and responsive. Also, connected to a BT speaker (about 20ft away) with no drops or hiccups. One thing to note, I'm not using the included antennas. Since this tower sits on the floor with its back against a wall, I figured they would be fairly ineffective so I attached the WiFi that came with my motherboard. It has about a 2ft cable so the antenna sits on top of the tower for better reception. We'll see how long it holds up, but for now, highly recommended for price/performance ratio and compatibility.

This card works like a charm and has not given me any issues since I started using it

特に何もすることなく、Montereyで認識されて使えます。

Je confirme que cette carte fonctionne parfaitement dans un Hackintosh, il n'y a absolument rien à faire pour qu'elle soit reconnue ! Le Bluetooth se branchera sur un port interne USB2 de la carte mère. Mes claviers et souris Apple sont reconnus sans problème. Le WiFi est performant, mais la box n'est vraiment pas loin. Je l'ai pris uniquement pour la prise en charge de Handoff et de Airdrop, lesquels fonctionnent également dans problème. Le prix reste toutefois élevé pour une carte dont les composants ne sont pas derniers cris...

El sistema la reconoce a la primera, sin instalar kexts ni nada, tanto el bluetooth como la wifi. Cumple con lo prometido.