WiFi Card, Ubit Tri-Band 5400Mbps WiFi 6E 6GHz PCIe WiFi Card, BT 5.2, AX210 Wireless WLAN Adapter with MU-MIMO,OFDMA,Ultra-Low Latency, Supports Windows 10/11 (64bit)

before anything else, I'm going to fully disclose I did something rather unorthodox with this, and thus will be reviewing the chip, and the actual pcie-wifi connector separately.if you're not looking to pull the card out of the adapter, skip to the end.If you need a wifi6e card, it is worth it to get this. I mostly got it for the updated Bluetooth. my motherboard had a built in wifi card, and i wanted it updated without a pcie slot taken up. so I got this, took out the card, and put it in my motherboard. honestly, it works amazing. the Bluetooth is PERFECT for my headphones. the last card I had was Bluetooth 4.8. the Bluetooth 5.2 actually lets me use my headphones wirelessly with perfectly clear audio.on top of that, I'm almost fully saturating my router bandwidth by getting around 500mbs down and 40mbs up over wifi, which to me is insane. an ethernet cable really isnt needed!now then, since i took the card out of the pcie adaptor, i ended up putting my old card in it and putting it in my older pc which didn't have a wifi chip, in order to give it wifi. the adaptor works amazing, and is extremely easy to install. quite literally plug and play. having Bluetooth and wifi on an older computer that didn't have it before made it much more viable with where i live now and gives me so many more options on where I can have it!Summary: if you're looking for a easy to use and install wifi 6e card, this is definitely for you. its plug and play right to the pcie slot. you don't need to know computers to install it! , and you get the amazing Bluetooth 5.2 speeds as well. I can't recommend this enough.

Easy to install. Works great on Windows 11 with good connection range.Just make sure that you download the necessary drivers (you can google "AX210 Drivers" and download from the official Intel website)

This is exactly what I was looking for. Works great as expected. Wish it had a longer USB cable but I had a spare on hand. Some notes below given that some review have problems that caused returns. Ubit could have been more clear, but here’s the info:- The module is a genuine Intel AX210. UBit creates the PCIe adapter and packages it together. This doesn’t change anything - your machine will only recognize it as an AX210. This is exactly as it’s meant to be.- If your driver is not auto-installing, open Device Manager > find the device that is not starting (usually marked with a yellow triangle and an exclamation point) > double click the device > select the “Drivers” tab > Update Driver > choose from a list > Intel (there may be two listings for Intel) > scroll to find the AX210 Wifi 6E driver.- For most cases, and if you don’t otherwise know the difference, use the Microsoft signed driver (if given the option between Microsoft-signed and Intel-signed) which will be the best option for having your wifi card updated through Windows automatically.If you prefer to use Intel-signed drivers, it will work exactly the same but it will likely not auto-update. Make sure you are checking for the latest driver update through Intels official website. 3rd party manager applications are NOT reliable and should not be trusted for day to day use. Snappy Driver is the only trustworthy option - but should only be used in Windows recovery environments.The antennas need to be positioned slightly away from eachother and with the most “free air” possible in order to maximize their ability to keep a stable connection. For my use in a workstation tower, I installed it into the highest PCIe slot so that the antennas would rise up above the top of the tower and have 360 degrees of “view”.Bluetooth drivers should always be installed BEFORE the wifi driver. If you need to, it’s okay to experiment depending on your situation. But if Bluetooth is failing to start, uninstall and check the box to DELETE the wifi and Bluetooth driver via device manager (it’s okay to keep the installers downloaded on your drive, this function just removes the currently installed and problematic drivers from the Drivers files within the windows system. Reboot after deleting and uninstalling, and then install them via the downloaded EXE/MSI in order (Bluetooth, then wifi). This is just a quirk with Windows and Intel cards working together - some issues happen occasionally when you’re first getting started.That’s it, fairly simple.

I'm getting like 400-500mbps on wifi 5, and 800mbps on wifi 6, but I had some issues with installing it in my pc since I already had another internal wifi driver. Installing it while off but with the power supply still on, and then turning it back on broke windows the 1st time I booted, and had to shut it off and switch the psu off before it automatically worked and switched to the wifi card.I also tested this with the same motherboard on a new windows installation through an iso file (installation media) on ventoy, and it kept crashing because having two wifi systems when installing windows for the 1st time breaks the system. I solved this by removing the pcie-card when I first installed windows 11, and then installed the drivers from Intel after, and then reinstalled it back inside, and it correctly shown two wifi systems.Basically, if you already have wifi, install the drivers before installing the card. If you don't, switch the power to your computer off for a few seconds and then install it before switching it back on. But otherwise it works incredible!