WiFi 7 Wireless Card Intel BE200 NGW, Bluetooth 5.4, 5800Mbps M.2/NGFF Not Support AMD, Only Supports Intel 12th Generation and Above CPUs Windows 10/11 (64bit), Linux

Supplement for Ethernet purposes.

Installed it on very old HP Elitebook 840g3 and worked plugnplay , of course make sure BIOS is updated and latest drivers installed. Very happy that my old laptop is on latest WFi standard and performance is like my iPhone 16 max, of course you need wifi7 AP or router, I’m using UNIFI 7 pro’s AP’s

Works as it should, straight swap in my laptop, giving me the benefit of being able to use the 5Ghz band instead of just 2.4

I swapped this in to replace the basic wifi card that came with my laptop and it’s honestly made a big difference. The speeds have been much faster and it’s way more stable when connected to 6ghz and even 5ghz bands. I noticed the biggest jump when transferring large files and doing video calls at the same time—it just handles it smoother with no lag or sudden dropouts. Bluetooth also works better now, especially for headphones and my wireless mouse. The install was easy enough but I had to update the drivers manually after Windows didn’t pick it up straight away. Once that was sorted it connected fine and has been solid ever since. The card itself is tiny, fits neatly in the M.2 slot and doesn’t look out of place in the setup. It’s made the laptop feel a lot more modern, especially now that I’m using newer routers. Only thing I’d say is make sure it’s definitely compatible with your system beforehand, as a few people said it didn’t work for them out the box. Still, if you know what you’re doing, it’s a simple upgrade that adds a real boost

This Wi-Fi card brings the 5GHz connections ability instead of the usual 2.5 GHz to my old HP Elitebook and the internet now is as fast as you can get allowing me to stream, watch youtube or downloads file quickly. I did have to update the bios for this card to work but to be honest that was a long overdue task anyway so i am happy that i did that. The swap was easy, I think it all depends on your laptop compatibility so please check the compatibility before purchasing this card. The functionality promised is delivered. The compatibility list is not that high but still good. The build quality is really great and it blows a new breath of life into my old and almost forgotten laptop. Price is not that high, really good value for money. Highly Recommended!

A direct swap from my old failing card and I was back up to full speed wifi again. Simply open the back of your laptop, unplug the old one and plug the new one in. (remember to remove the battery connector too, if possible) turn on the laptop and it just works. Windows 11 recognised the new wifi card and installed the drivers.

The Intel AX210NGW wireless card brings Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 to your laptop or PC, offering tri-band support across 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz with speeds up to 5374Mbps. It uses an M.2/NGFF interface and is compatible with Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit), though you’ll need to manually install the drivers from Intel’s site. I liked the stable Bluetooth 5.3 performance, which made connecting to multiple devices feel fast and hassle-free. At £26.99, it’s a great value upgrade for modernising older systems with faster, more reliable wireless connectivity.

I love hibiscus tea so was interested to try this one and I wasn't disappointed. It was delicious! The flowers were not crushed into tiny pieces but were fresh and tasty.You get a very large pouch for the price so that makes it very cost effective. I would really recommend this tea to others as I think it is of a good quality and value for money.