WiFi 6E AX210 NGW Wireless Card, Intel Laptop Network Adapter with Bluetooth 5.3, Tri-Band 5400Mbps WiFi Module, M.2/NGFF 2230 WiFi Chip, MU-MIMO, Supports Windows 10/11 (64-Bit)

Easy to install and it works right away. It beats having a realtek wireless card.

Works perfectly, slight upgrade from my old chip but still made the difference in installation speed and connectivity is a lot easier. Downloads overwatch np (I’m not a bot gng)

I used this to replace my AX201 that I had in my PC (MSI Pro B660M-A Wifi DDR4). I just made sure to download latest AX210 drivers from Intel first. Pros: It works great! Much better speed right out the bat from the same physical location, very happy I did that! Cons: Replacing the previous card was tricky, the car is very small, doesn't have a lot of room inside the motherboard as it sits near/next to other metals and there is almost no room to reach in, even with my fingers. Once I somehow managed to get the card out, antennas were also tricky because the connector is smaller than tiny, it's like 1/8th of my pinky fingernail, and I have small fingers. Probably took me a good 2 hours to do all of that. I would highly recommend getting some small plastic tweezers before attempting to replace this.

Worked well to replace a Mediatek 7902 included in an Acer Aspire Go 15 laptop, adding WiFi 6E and Linux compatibility

My main router only has "N" rated wifi so I have turned that wifi off. The laptop (Linux) with the AX210 installed is now configured as an Access Point (AP). The laptop has a wired gigabit Ethernet connection that easily provides the AX210 with wifi-6 speed. Love it.