WiFi 6E Half Mini PCI-E WiFi Network Card 802.11AX AC MPE-AXE3000H 2.4GHz 5GHz 6GHz 5400Mbps Wireless Card BT5.3 MU-MIMO mini PCIe Wi-Fi 6E Adapter OFDMA vPro for Windows 10/11 PC Laptops

Used these as a replacement today in an HP 255 G2 and a Sony VIAO vpcee42fx. They had old WiFi 4/5 cards that were slow and did not have Bluetooth. After I swapped them (super easy installation on both) I verified that they both now have WiFi 6E (802.11 AX) as well as Bluetooth 5.3. On the VIAO I DID need to update the drivers. So without wifi the only way to do this is to connect ethernet FYI. ***So you may need an ethernet cable in addition to this card in order for it to work for you.*** Other than that they're both working and clients will be satisfied. Oh AANNNNDD it comes with a weird attachment I'll never use, but also 4 screws that seem to be universally compatible AND a screw driver that's perfect for working on most laptops. I wasn't able to work on one of them, but once I saw and used the included screwdriver, it worked for upgrading wireless cards and hard drives on both PCs. A lifesaver for sure. Top notch value

Exactly what I was looking for. I purchased this item to replace the old 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi card on my very old laptop which lacked Bluetooth functionality, had the tendency to disconnect from my Wi-Fi network in the past, and was slow. It now connects to 5GHz Wi-Fi networks and has Bluetooth functionality built in! My laptop recognized it and after installing both the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth drivers, I had no issues related to functionality regarding to Wi-Fi. I ran a Speedtest and got a decent speed on my 5GHz Wi-Fi router, which was way faster than the old Wi-Fi card in my laptop. I haven't fully tested the Bluetooth functionality, I noticed that it connects to Bluetooth devices, but there is a minor lag when using the Bluetooth device (tested with a Bluetooth mouse), and it doesn't wake up from sleep from a Bluetooth device—this is not a big deal for me and it likely has to do with the age of my laptop, its BIOS limitations, and since the system I installed this card was originally designed to support Wi-Fi capability only. I've installed this Wi-Fi card on an ASUS X552EA-DH42 laptop which I've had since 2015.

I've bought probably 4 of these for the older machines I own that use mini-PCIE for WiFi. Performance is outstanding for such old machines, and I've seen speeds upwards of 700mbit on good days. Bluetooth performance is good too; minimal dropouts and it can sustain full quality on heavy codecs like LDAC.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I like the tech specs and the extra of a screw driver and screws. Ease of installation: Installation on an old Dell Inspiron 15 3542 was incredibly easy. Wireless connectivity: The speed upgrade was phenomenal. I run the latest stable version of Ubuntu on this system, and the OS instantly recognized the new card. The original equipment wi-fi card only support 2.4G connectivity with an average of around 20-40 Mbps download and now is near-screaming at nearly 400 Mbps with 5G connectivity. I don't have a 6G connectivity option at this point, but I imagine it, too, would meet or exceed my expectations. I can't be more pleased (at this point) with difference in performance for this old laptop with this new wireless card.

Works great in my Dell Inspiron 17". Much faster. Download the drivers before installing. Use care removing the keyboard.

Worked on old dell 17 Inspiron 7737. You will need to follow a youtube on how to take apart the laptop. And Like someone else mentioned I needed to swap the wire locations from old card to new. You can see the black word wLAN is now swapped. Also it is wise to already download the drivers needed, windows did not recognize it. I used driver's from the support page of fenvi.com model mpe-axe3000h

Do not purchase this FAKE card. The card was tested under new full Windows 10 Pro 22H2 install with updates dated 1/4/2025 19045.5247 & Full fresh install of Windows 11 Pro 23H2 with correct updates dated 1/20/2024. Both operating systems would load default drivers for an Intel AC-7260. Intel® Driver & Support Assistant (Intel® DSA) reports the correct drivers installed as AC-7260. Removing all device drivers, turning off NIC, deleting from device manager and rebooting with device OFF to force the Intel® Wireless Wi-Fi Drivers for Windows® 10 and Windows 11* 12/17/2024 to install results in device manager show "This device cannot start (Code 10)" after the NIC is reenabled. Windows 11 device manager show this device as PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_08B1&SUBSYS_50708086&REV_CB (Intel AC-7260). On one side of the packaging it shows the device as supporing AC on the other AX.

One of the few WiFi ax chips in mPCIe form! If you have and want to keep an older laptop, it might not have the M.2 slots of present day. This card fits easily into a mPCIe slot though installation will highly depend on your laptop. Windows 10 detected the WiFi as 'Intel(R) Wireless-AX 210' automatically if you have an ethernet connection and connected quickly and easily to home WiFi. It even had a strong signal in a very weak area, still getting nearly 600Mb/s down and up. If you don't have a wired internet connection, make sure you download the WiFi drivers before installation! Pros: + add WiFi ax to an older mPCIe laptop + upgrade your bluetooth to 5 + includes 6GHz bands (faster speed, shorter range) + half-height for install on any/every mPCIe slot Cons/improvements: - only 2 antenna connectors (some laptops have 3) - could come with a small usb drive for the wifi drivers