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

I have an ancient Dell Inspiron 7580 that I bought 13 years ago. The only reason I still use this computer is a remote control for my New Lenovo laptop that is connected to my Astrophotography Gear sitting outside. This way I can control it from the comfort of INDOORS when it's hot or cold outside.When I upgraded to an Orbi Wifi System several years ago, I had to upgrade the wifi card that came with this laptop as the OEM wasn't compatible with the new Orbi system. So, I upgraded to the Intel Dual Band AC-7265, which worked fine for years, but a month ago, I had to upgrade to a newer Orbi system as the old one failed, and the new wifi card couldn't see it. Doing some research it's a known issue with AC-7265 cards and the Newer Orbi Systems.What's weird is I couldn't even install the new drivers from intel's website for the card to see if that would fix it.Since it was only $25 to get this card, I figured it was worth a shot. Got overnight delivery and the install was super simple. Downloaded the drivers from intel's website, they installed flawlessly, it was easy to swap out the wifi card in the computer and everything worked perfectly right off the bat.Speed is almost 3X faster than the AC7265, so should make remote controlling my main laptop much smoother as well.Looks like I could have purchased the BE200 which is another step up and twice the speed of the AX210, but I don't think it really matters for what I am using this one for.

As a Windows 11 user and an Iphone user, I much prefer to read and send text messages on my big pc monitors. The Phone Link app on my pc worked intermittently with my Iphone 13. Frequent 'No Bluetooth on PC' error was frustrating. None of the YouTube or forum recommendations helped. Our tech guy at church diagnosed the issue as an outdated and suspect Bluetooth / Wifi card on my pc. He recommended the card he found on Amazon. I ordered it. He installed it. Works really well. Phone Link issues gone.

Nice little kit; included screws and even a little screw driver. I installed it in a Dell Optiplex 7050 Micro running Fedora 42. It was recognized on boot up with no issues whatsoever. Wifi and Bluetooth are working flawlessly.

I upgraded this card from WiFi 5 in my ASUS laptop to this WiFi 7 card . What a difference in speed , signal strength and just made my laptop a new one with this upgrade. It was very easy to install and was the right part for my upgrade . Highly suggest upgrading if you have a router that can use its full capability. I’m very happy with it !

Very fast wifi adapter. I get about 600 mbps. It taps out my internet speed available from my internet provider, so it is much more capable of going much faster. All you need for a personal computer.

Works as intended. The only con is that I got an open-box one despite this is supposed to be new.

The speed on my older laptop is typing at 20mb at most. Replaced with this and the speed is back to 400+ mb.

Has no issues installing. Package came with a set of screws and a small screwdriver which was nice. Fixed all the issues I was having with my Realtek WiFi card.