WiFi Card 5400Mbps PCIe WiFi 6E Card Bluetooth 5.3, Intel
WiFi Card 5400Mbps PCIe WiFi 6E Card Bluetooth 5.3, Intel AX210 Tri-Bands (6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz) WiFi Adapter, OFDMA, Ultra-Low Latency, PCI Express Wireless Network Card for PC Windows 11/10(64Bit)
More Robust Bluetooth 5.3
- Inheriting the high speed and broad coverage of last-gen Bluetooth, the latest Bluetooth 5.3 has also been enhanced in terms of reliability and security, which ensures a more robust coordination with your game controllers, headphones, keyboards an etc.
- Warm Tips: The external usb cable for Bluetooth needs to be connected to the motherboard 9-pin interface to enable Bluetooth function.
Decid quitar todos los cables que tenia por toda la casa para repartir la conexin y hacerlo mediante Wifi. Eleg esta Tarjeta por sus caractersticas y opiniones. Pensaba que iba a tener problemas con las cadas y velocidad, pero no ha sido asi. De momento va muy bien.
I changed to this PCI card from a USB dongle and was hopeful of an improvement, but, really, the result has astonished me. You’ll see from the attached screenshot that I am getting almost the same speed on this PC, in a less-than-ideal room for Wi-Fi signal, as I previously achieved with a direct to router LAN cable. The Bluetooth connection is excellent to with no lag and no stutter as I experienced before with my Steam set up and Xbox controller.
I would recommend this 100% if you are at all capable of opening up your PC and you have a spare PCI slot and a USB header (this is easily found on the motherboard as no other socket will fit the plug that comes with the card and it’s also labelled “USB”).
Acquistata per connettere un Lenovo ThinkCentre M720S i5-9400 privo di Wi-Fi e BlueTooth, la scheda si installa facilmente nello slot PCI Express x1, ma per far funzionare il modulo BT bisogna collegare un cavetto a 4 poli (fornito in confezione) ad una connessione USB della scheda madre e nel mio caso stato necessario scollegare il lettore di schede SD per liberare l’unico connettore USB interno disponibile. A parte questa banale difficolt dovuta ad una “carenza” del mio PC, all’accensione non ho riscontrato nessun intoppo, la scheda stata riconosciuta senza problemi e la connessione al Modem Wi-Fi (collocato al piano superiore della casa) si stabilita immediatamente con un livello di segnale eccellente su tutte le frequenze operative. Ottimo anche il funzionamento del BT 5.3, i vari dispositivi, anche i pi datati, sono stati rilevati e connessi senza alcuna incertezza. Devo dire che il risultato stato superiore alle mie aspettative, prodotto e venditore assolutamente consigliati, spedizione ordinaria velocissima nonostante il periodo natalizio, cinque stelle per tutti, Amazon inclusa.
Scheda WiFi/Bluetooth ottima. Facile da installare, i driver non occorre scaricarli in quanto, si trovano all’interno della scatola in un piccolo CD. Per chi, ha una scheda madre senza wifi e bluetooth, l’ideale. Consigliata
This product arrived in a fairly plain cardboard box, with all the pieces neatly separated and protected with plastic pouches and an ESD bag for the sensitive main unit. It feels and looks well-built from a quick inspection right out of the packaging, the visible soldering is done well and I have no complaints besides a bit of leftover flux on the joints. Which ultimately doesn’t matter as you don’t ever see the board except for when you unbox the board and occasionally clean out your case.
The instructions included are generic ones for an older model of a similar card, but the process is applicable to this version and is explained with coloured images and reasonably well written English. As stated in the product description you do need to have a spare 9-pin USB header on the motherboard to enable the Bluetooth functionality, but otherwise this is as simple as it gets. Just chuck it into a spare expansion slot, install the drivers then restart the PC and it’s ready to use.
It works as well as any other desktop based expansion card I’ve used for Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth in the past. The range and stability is superior to the built-in options on my motherboard, and it side-steps an irritating instability that has plagued my Bluetooth devices for several years. So if your PC happens to have an issue with the built-in options like mine or you just want to update a computer that has neither already, an affordable card like this is a viable option.
The only genuine & minor complaint I have is that this version from Aeisda appears to be about 3-5 more than companies selling the exact same AX210 intel based cards on Amazon. Though the current 20% off voucher brings it down to around 23.20 which ends up putting it in the middle of the pack. At the full non-sale price of 28.99 I’d suggest shopping around for other generic brands reselling the same product, but if you can catch this on a discount it’s decent value for money.
Reu dans sa bote en bon tat, je me rjouis de cette carte wifi.
L’installation se fait trs simplement sur un port PCIe. L’autre cble (bluetooth) sur connecte a un pourtant usb de la carte mre. Aucune difficult installer le produit, mme sans la notice.
Aussitt installe, aussitt teste ! Aprs avoir t reconnu automatiquement par mon pc, la carte commence son uvre. De 50mo/s avec ma cl wifi, je passe plus de 300mo/s. (Voir photo).
Pour exemple, j’ai retlcharg TESO (elder scroll), qui pse 126giga, en 1h05 alors qu’il m’avait demand 3 jour cet t !
Vraiment trs content de cette carte, je recommande !!!!
Wifi is pretty much everywhere nowadays, but one place it might not have reached is your desktop computer.
This card allows you to add wifi to your computer with the fastest standard currently available. It also comes with bluetooth, although less obvious is that you will need a spare USB 2 header on your motherboard to plug in to make this work – if you only have a USB3 header you can get an adapter to USB2 which you could then plug this into.
I’d always recommend that you use a wired connection for your desktop (or anything else for that matter) as the wireless standards always hugely exaggerate their actual performance, a tried and tested gigabit wired connection will beat this even if you have spent the money on a wifi 6e access point to go with it, and even the best wireless setup can turn to porridge when the neighbour starts using their old microwave.
It’s quite a comprehensive set that you’re buying, full height and half height brackets, with a screwdriver and spare screws included. It’s quite a nice looking unit, with a black finish and beefy heatsink (although I wonder if this is a style choice rather than a necessity for the heat generated!) The antennas are enormous, and might complicate placement a bit depending on where your computer lives, but are reassuring in terms of the coverage potential.
Notable is the contrast to the TP Link T2U nano usb wifi adapter that I tend to use when I need to temporarily add wifi to a device – as you can see from the second picture it’s rather smaller than most of the accessories that come with this card, nevermind the card itself.
I tested this card at work where we have a 1 gigabit symmetrical line so I could safely use fast.com for the speed tests rather than anything more complicated. Unfortunately we only have AC wifi (or Wifi 5 as they call it now) which gives a theoretical upper limit of 1733mbps with the Unifi Nano-HD WAP in the same room.
First with a wired gigabit connection we have the best case result – 780 mb down, 530mb up, 4ms unloaded latency, 11ms loaded.
With this card I achieved 190mb down, 320mb up, 5ms unloaded latency, 290ms loaded latency. This is actually pretty decent.
I tested it with the antennas disconnected, 46mb down, 59mb up, 4ms unloaded, 637ms loaded – obviously a lot worse but some reassurance that you might still be able to use it even if you somehow forgot or misplaced the antennas.
With the antennas connected again, but turning off the WAP in the room so that it had to go through a wall or two to another WAP I achieved a mere 25mb down, 30mb up, still 5ms unloaded latency, 312ms loaded – obviously my walls aren’t your walls but it goes to show that you’re going to lose a lot in speed if you aren’t fairly close to a WAP.
Anyway, back to the best case tests, I tested the TP Link T2U USB adapter and received only 51mb down, 42mb up, 6ms unloaded, 114ms loaded – obviously much worse than the 200-300mb that this card achieved despite the same circumstances – in fact worse than the card with no antennas.
I tested with my cheap and cheerful phone, a Redmi note 10s and that achieved 84mb down 94mb up, 6ms unloaded 743ms loaded.
So all told, it’s a pretty decent wifi card – Intel are of course a respected brand so you wouldn’t really expect any less – and I’m happy that this is basically as well as I’ve ever seen AC wifi perform.
I checked the bluetooth connection and that paired with my phone easily enough, and using the audio sink app I was able to play music from my phone via my computer speakers.
It includes a mini CD with the drivers, but I didn’t use them – Windows 10 downloaded drivers which seem to be up to date as soon as it was also plugged into wired ethernet – so if you’re adding this to a computer that you are setting up somewhere without wired ethernet you’ll want to make some plan to get the wifi driver onto it, whether that is using the CD, downloading them onto a usb elsewhere moving the PC somewhere you can plug it in, or USB tethering your phone etc.
Anyhow, an awful lot written, bottom line is this is a decent wifi adapter and should get faster when you get your infrastructure up to 6e if you are stuck in the past like me – but don’t expect miracles, a dedicated wire is almost definitely the better solution.