UFON PCIe WiFi Card Wi-Fi 6 AX200 802.11ax PCI-E Adapter 11ax Wifi Card for PC Network Wireless PCI-e Card 2x2 2.4GHz 5GHz BT 5.0 2.4 Gbps 11AX OFDMA CNVi WLAN PCIE Card for Desktop (Gig+)

Five star officially but 4.5 for overall quality (admittedly I'm being picky but fair)That said it works and works well and I very pleased.Pros: Bang for buck, easy install* (more on that) comes with heat sink.Cons: Overall quality is quite good but antenna's do feel a bit cheap. driver install took a few extra stepsPhysically installing it is a breeze. Connect the 4pin to the card. Pop the card into your 1x PCIE slot. Connect the 9pin to your motherboard. I just used an available USB 9pin on on my motherboard. Obviously if your not sure check your board specs. Install the antennas. I will note that the connectors for the antenna's on mine felt very stiff as the screw part of the connector itself was difficult to turn. They went on otherwise without issue. I would just suggest take a bit of time and care as you screw them in to the back of the card.Driver was easy but, BUT. The card comes with a mini-cdrom disc. If you're like me and don't have a cd drive (DISK DRIVE? IN THIS ECONOMY?) Follow the link on the included quick start guide. To save time, there is a link, once on intel's website, to an auto installer. Once installed finds the correct drivers and installs them. Once the drivers were installed and my system detected the device, I had no issues from there.Great speeds up and down. One of the biggest reasons I bought one was for the Bluetooth capability. It freed up two USB ports on the back of my rig. It easily paired with my xbox controller. I played about 2 hours worth of Battlefield 6 without any connectivity issues.Overall excellent bang for the buck. I think Amazon has figured out this is quite the seller as I ordered mine and got it the next day indicating they keep them on hand due to how well they sell. Don't let the cheap feel of the antenna's push you way, they work fine. The card works very well.

It does what it says. I get wifi speeds up to 500mbps and the bluetooth is pretty snappy as well for sharing files and connecting an Xbox remote.The wi-fi installation is very simple, but depending on your motherboard, the bluetooth connection can be tricky. I installed this on an older PC and had to sacrifice my microSD reader (no big deal) for bluetooth functionality as I only had 2 USB slots available on my motherboard.But all in all, everything works great.

I got this as an upgrade for my gaming rig and words alone cannot describe the immense data transfer speeds . I no longer get stuttering when I'm playing helldivers with my friends or anything like that. Furthermore having the added Bluetooth connectivity makes it so I can just easily connect my phone and or controllers . Seriously, some games are not made for mouse and keyboard. I've also not had a single call drop when I was on Zoom. It's also very easy to install so I could not recommend this enough.

I recently installed two WiFi 6E AX210 PCIe Wireless Network Cards, and I am truly impressed! The upgrade has significantly enhanced my network speed and stability, making a noticeable difference in performance.With WiFi 6E support, I now experience faster speeds, lower latency, and better connectivity across multiple devices. The AX5400 tri-band capability ensures seamless performance, whether streaming in 4K, gaming, or handling heavy workloads.Another standout feature is Bluetooth 5.3, which provides a reliable and fast connection to wireless peripherals. Setup was straightforward, and the PCIe integration delivers optimal performance.If you're looking for a powerful, future-proof solution to improve your PC’s connectivity, this card is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

No-fuss installation was welcome. Intel driver install from the disk was easy and fast. Not sure how you'd install drivers without a CD drive though.The WiFi is stable and significantly faster than my previous connection, I went from ~250 Mb/s to ~420 Mb/s with an Eero 6+ repeater in the room and 1 Gb/s internet service.BT requires you connect a small cable from the device to the MB, and a separate driver install. It worked fine, I had to re-connect all my devices so might cause a hassle if you have a BT mouse or keyboard.The BT 5.3 connection is a little better than my old BT 4.2 card, but I'm still getting audio drop-outs when I move around - just not as many. I was hoping for significantly better BT audio connection, I can walk several rooms away from my iphone without any problems but I turn my head when I'm 4 feet away from the computer and the audio drops. At least it's handling multipoint pairing without any fuss (old BT 4.2 card didn't get along at all).Overall, worth the $25 to replace a gradually failing WiFi and BT card.