HighZer0 ElectronicsAX200 WiFi 6 Adapter | Dual-Band 802.11ax M.2 Wifi Card for PC | Up to 2.4 Gbps | No vPro | Supports Bluetooth 5.2 & Intel, AMD, Windows 10/11, Linux AX200NGW

Was putting together a new PC/desktop build to replace old home computer. Installation of the AX210 is relatively straightforward (slot into m.2 wifi slot on motherboard) but installation of the antenna pig-tail cables (bought separately) wasn't easy due to the fiddly size of the connectors and the fragile pig-tail cables - from a visual observation, it really looked like the connectors and the cables weren't compatible but after multiple attempts eventually it seemed to connect (though the first few times, the cables popped off by themselves) and managed to get the connectors on (next time would probably go for a motherboard with a preinstalled wifi and wifi antenna).Other things to note was that I didn't use the QR code from the supplier but instead went onto the Intel website directly to download the drivers for this device (for Windows 11) and these seem to install without a problem (correctly identifying the bluetooth and wifi). For a stable wifi connection (due to old wifi router), I had to disable IP6 from the wifi interface via device-manager, properties but wifi connection seemed to be good and bluetooth connections (to a portable speaker, mouse, keyboard) all seemed to be working. For those who have unstable wifi connections, my situation was because the wifi adapter was flipping between the 2.4 and 5ghz bands and the only solution for that was to go into the windows device manager, navigate to the advanced properties of the wifi adapter and selecting the preferred band to 2.4ghz (the stronger signal)

It works on Intel Gen 11. It must have the driver's last upgrade. If you don't have the last upgrade, you won't see the Wi-Fi.

Installed in HP Omen desktop with these antennas (MHF4 IPEX WLAN Network Adapter Internal PC Laptop WiFi Antenna for Intel Bluetooth 7260 8260 8265 9265 9260 9560 AX200 AX Killer M.2 IPEX4 Wi-Fi Wireless WLAN Card Banana Pi 4 M2 Zero )Works great-very easy to install!! Antennas beat tricky to push into the connectors you will have to be patient!

Product worked first time. Installed latest drivers from Intel site and it helped speed up the connection. Would recommend.

Works out of the box. Used it to replace Mediatek MT7902 (due to lack of drivers). Both wifi 2.4 and 5 GHz ans bluetooth 5.2 work on Ubuntu 24.04. I replaced the card, turned on the laptop and went to Wifi settings. After deleting the current network from network list and reconnecting to it wifi worked. Bluetooth worked immediately, no additional steps were needed.

I bought this as it was recommended for an Asrock N100DC-ITX Integrated Intel Quad-Core motherboard I was fitting into a Retro Commodore 64 case. It was easy to fit being just plugged in and a small screw holding it in place. Power must be off when fitting / removing and an anti-static wrist strap is recommended. I forgot to order antenna for it at the same time, so it didn't pick up WiFi very well until I fitted these. Bluetooth appeared to work fine. I also downloaded some Intel software that checks the drivers etc and which downloaded software for this type of adapter. If you are fitting this as a replacement in an existing laptop/desktop then you may have the antennae already.

This was the replacement from my old killer 1650 card. I use XPS 15 7590. I downloaded and installed drivers for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The Bluetooth works fine but Wi-Fi still doesn’t work and can’t be detected on device manager. I already updated BIOS and installed the latest drivers but still nothing.

Bought to replace the old WiFi card in my laptop (which didn't recognise my new WiFi6 router).Easy to install and works perfectly.