BE1750x Killer Series Upgraded BE200 WiFi 7 Card | Gaming WiFi Adapter | M.2 PCIe WiFi Card 5.8 Gbps 320MHz 4K QAM | Supports Bluetooth 5.4 & Intel PC with Windows 10/11 (BE1750x)

I keep my technology updated, when possible. Memory, storage, and wireless connectivity, plus CPU and GPU when possible. I have a custom built Intel i7, 17" gaming laptop and have maximum RAM, 1 HDD, 1 SDD mounted. I purchased it in late 2016, and it still runs very well with no issues running any software as of yet, except for updating to Windows 11. For reasons unknown to me Microsoft states my hardware is "incompatible" with Windows 11. I am on my third update of the wireless card with this one. This is a great WiFi 7 card. It mounted easily and without issue. It is a tight are of my laptop, so it takes a little longer to mount, but that's no fault of the card. It connected to my network quickly and easily with no issues. My network is 1gig, and the connection is notably faster with this card over the previous WiFi 6e card. My only issue, not the fault of this card, is I don't have access to all the features that this card offers because I don't have Windows 11. My connection is faster, and very stable with this card. Hopefully, soon I can install the Windows 11 update and enjoy all this card offers. I'm pleased with my purchase, and recommend this product.

The 🐝 got the job done. My pc went from constant lag to constant fast. No more wifi disconnecting from network now I run the network. Would recommend my friends 🧡.

This is the game version of AX210, which means it supports Killer Control Center for fine-tuning, but I don't think the software support worths such price overflow.

I replaced a previous Killer AX1650i card on a Dell laptop with this one. It was a quick easy swap and everything works great. It works about the same as the old card. I don't see any significant difference in Wi-Fi speeds. I have an Asus RT-BE88U router that is Wi-Fi 7 but does not have a 6GHz band. So, I am not using the 6GHz band yet. It works great but I don't think is worth upgrading unless you actually have a Wi-Fi 7 6GHz connection.

I have a AMD advantage gaming laptop and love it except the wifi. The card it came with is a 6e card but it is terrible. I get that they didnt want to use any intel items in it but I dont care about all that. I always had good luck with killer wifi cards so I decided to see if it was compatible with my all amd laptop.Install was simple and straight forward. The first card I got was missing one of the rings that the antenna conects to but the seller sent out a advance replacment and it only took a few days to arrive. That is a great seller experience and I for sure would buy from them again. The signal is very strong on this card and almost exactly matches the wired speed using a eero pro 6e mesh system which for me is about 900mb . Super fast and was running a 2ms ping time in speedtest.

It works, but the 6ghz reception lacks. Great ping. Everything works. Just not worth the extra cash

I had an older version of this killer wifi adapter in my old laptop, and loved it. It would easily download files at least 5 times faster than a standard wifi adapter.Not all killer wifi adapters are the super fast one. Some are designed to be no faster than any other wifi adapter.My new MSI gaming laptop had one of the "standard" killer wifi adapters in it, and after benchmarking it online with several different bandwidth tests I got an average download speed of about 45-50 mbs.The model in this ad (AX1675x) gave me average speeds in the 170 mbs range.mbs = megabytes per second.Very much worth the price, but I will say that good eye sight and good hand eye coordination are needed to reconnect the antenna wires, but with patience I got them both reconnected.Bright light and a helper with a magnifying glass would likely make it easier, but either way, it is do-able...