POINWER WiFi 6 Intel AX200 Up to 2974Mbps with Bluetooth 5.1 Wireles M.2 2.4G/5Ghz Card for Laptop PC with Windows 64 bit - Intel Model AX200NGW

I have an older ASUS laptop model X54C that has been a workhorse. It's not a gaming laptop but is terrific with basic everyday functions (browsing, word processing and proprietary software). It's been "hot-rodded" with increased RAM and SSD. However, being only an i3, 2nd generation processor it is remarkable how quick it boots and responds. So, the only drawback was the lack of 5G wifi and Bluetooth. The other wonderful thing about these older laptops is the accessibility to basic components like harddrive, RAM, wifi card, etc. I removed two screws on the bottom cover and there they are! Literally, this wifi card was installed in five minutes.As some others have mentioned, I taped over pin 51 to allow the bluetooth to function. Was it necessary? I don't know but it all works flawlessly. You will need to update the W10 driver for the bluetooth to operate. After install just do a "check for updates" routine and expand the "optional updates" section to find the Intel bluetooth driver. Install and reboot. Now the ability to turn bluetooth on will appear in the PC Settings under Bluetooth.

This is great. Used to get 250 mbps max for the download speed with Qualcomm card, but now I’m getting over 400mbps easily. This was a great investment.

Works right out of the box with an Ubuntu. Easy install. Plug-n-play and reboot. Connects to an AX router with the advertised speed - 800mbps+

My old one would not stay connected to the network. This new one works fast and never disconnects from my network. It was easy to install and I did not have to install any drivers.

Good product--good reception, 802.11ax, fast connection, solid drivers, etc.I used this to replace an 8260 in a Dell e7470 (circa 2016), and it should have been a drop in....but it was very difficult to get the antennas connected. I don't know if it was a Dell or Intel problem, but the 8260 seemed like a much better fit for the wires, and it took a lot of time to get them connected to the AX200 just right. I ended up mangling the connectors a bit, but I finally got them on and everything works as expected. Now that it is installed, I don't think that I will ever think about the installation again, but I sure was nervous when I couldn't get the antennas on.I installed this more to upgrade BT to 5.1 than the move to 802.11ax. My headset works much better with 5.0+, but the dongle that came with it was range limited. The AX200, utilizing the antennas built into the laptop, has much better reception. I haven't tested the new wifi protocol yet, but everything looks like it should be good to go. 802.11ac connections look fine, with no significant speed changes vs. the 8260.