WiFi Card AX200 AX200NGW,9260 AC 9260NGW Upgrade Network Card Wi-Fi 6 WiFi Module 2 x 2 MU-MIMO Wireless Card with BT 5.0 Support Windows 10 64bit Gigabit M.2/NGFF

I purchased three of these AX200 cards for a few older laptops I had. All three work perfectly and because they were replacing existing Intel cards, the drivers that were previously installed allowed me to install the new cards without having to connect wired ethernet. Once installed, I just connected to my Wi-Fi network as I did when I connected to the Wi-Fi for the first time and did a Windows update to get the latest drivers.I can confirm that this AX200 card works in the Lenovo Thinkpad T480 and also works in the Dell Latitude 5420 Rugged. It was a direct replacement for the existing card.Wi-Fi 6 and the 160Mhz spectrum is the reason I upgraded. I have UniFi AP that is Wi-Fi 6 and this really is a huge speed boost.

My daughter has an Acer nitro 5 with MT7921 wifi 6 card installed. It was having mystery packet loss that other devices were not seeing. Stumbled across some internet info that replacement of the wifi card had fixed it. The price was right and with about 15 minutes of labor (mostly to unscrew/rescrew the bottom panel of the laptop) it was money well spent. No more mystery packet loss.Literally anyone with a small Phillips head screwdriver who knows which way to turn it can do this easily. There are videos out there already.Download the drivers from the URL provided with the part first. You will also need your wifi password. Take a photo of each step before you touch anything if you are worried about putting it back together. A guitar pick or maybe a plastic bread loaf tag helps separate the seams. The white and black antenna wire connectors can be a little tricky to line up but nothing technically challenging. Fire it up and reconnect to your wifi.

This WiFi 6 card is recognized and works great in my Dell G5 5587 laptop. 8th generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8750H CPU, running Windows 10. This laptop works with M.2 CNVIo1cards, but not with the CNVIo2 cards. The G5 would not even turn on with a CNVIo2 card installed. I tried an AX411NGW and an AX201NGW (both M.2 CNVIo2 cards). This wifi card has both the A and E notches.

Plug and play. A little hard to fix the antena wires. Conections scapes sometimes. Fixed with a tape. Very fast internet and recognized imediately by windows 11.

I bought this card as a result of reviews suggesting that it worked as a drop in replacement for Thinkpad WLAN cards, and because of an incredibly good price of only ~$20. I am glad to say that the reviews were completely right, this WLAN card was easily installed in place of my Thinkpad X1 Yoga (2nd gen) Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 card and it was immediately recognized as a Wifi 6 card. Testing the bandwidth shows exactly the right throughput for an AX200 card. All in all, it's an amazing card for an amazing price.

Got us a wireless-ax router, which is working well. All our clients work fine with it except my wife's laptop, a Lenovo ThinkPad (T480). It wouldn't always automatically connect to the internet when waking after sleep. Which turns out to be a pain in the neck *smile*. Tried all the driver updates for its Intel 8625 wireless-ac card that I could find, no help there. Got a little better, but no solution. So I figured if I replaced the original wireless-ac network card with a wireless-ax card and updated the driver, all would be good. So I did that, and first time I sat down with it, got over 500Mbps download, a first for this house for wireless. And so far it seems to connect to the internet consistently when it comes out of sleep.Wasn't difficult to install, either, just a couple of very very very tiny things to deal with *smile*. So a happy ending, and very reasonably priced.

Getting the back case of my ThinkPad T480 was the hardest part of this upgrade. Once the back case was off, I removed the screw that holds the wifi card disconnected the two cables(Tip-connect them to the new card before putting it in the slot)install the new card and I was done. The box the card comes in has a QR code on it tht takes you straight to the drivers fo this card(I had the latest windows update and didn't need the drivers at all). Device Managed says the card is good to go and im already getting 20% faster speeds when transfering 3gb files locally(connected to my old router, my ax router isn't here yet). Very happy with this card. 5 stars

The Intel 7260 has a driver problem under Windows 10 and was essentially useless. This card was recommended to me by friends on a tech forum and it has not disappointed.The card was a drop in replacement for the 7260, and it works great! High speed wifi and Bluetooth functionality, and it is futureproof for when I finally switch to wifi6.