WiFi Antenna 8dBi Omni RP-SMA Male 2.4Ghz 5.8Ghz Dual Band + 20cm U.FL IPX MHF4 to RP SMA Female Extension Cable for M.2 NGFF Card Notebook Drone 2 Pcs

I recently purchased a cable for the m2 wifi card. Tenmory checked to make sure that things were ok. I was having difficulties attaching the cable to the card. They thought that there might be something wrong with the cable, they sent me a new cable!The second cable worked better. This company takes care of it's customers and has good product. A word to those who buy the wifi card and the cable separately. It's going to take some work to attach it. But these cables definitely work and are good quality. I definitely recommend them.

After researching the correct connector style (MH4) for a Beelink GK Mini (or at least the incarnation I purchased), I Installed this antenna system and performance is remarkable.The original GK Mini internal antenna connectors had the Main antenna not correctly connected but was sealed in place with adhesive of some sort. Tha explains the flakey wifi performance. In any case, I do not regret this addition even if maybe I would not have needed it had the stock antennas been properly installed. This system offers clearly better signal and range, no comparison.You could opt to save yourself a bit of trouble by installing a single antenna to only the Main connector since it's doing all the work and leave the auxiliary antenna connected to the original internal one.Holes were planned then created with 6mm drill bit and carefully reamed to a snug fit for the SMA connector.

Let me first say the equipment worked as intended. No scratches/dents/defects./etc.I wanted to buy my own wireless card for the Dell Optiplex 3080 Micro I got from Black Friday. I then used these two provide the antennas since you need two: one for Wifi, the other is wifi/aux (read:bluetooth).The RP-SMA connectors fit into the back of the small case which was my initial concern but the antenna side of that connector is just wide enough to rub against the other when installed properly. If you firmly but gently pull them apart, you can get the two antenna on there. It wont be screwed all the way on but will be enough to give me full bars on Wifi and BT.Just wanted to make everyone aware in case you have one. I presume the physical specs are the same for all the Dell Optiplex 3000 Micro series so just keep that in mind.

Before installing these on my desktop, I got -54dBm. After installing, I got -26dBm!!

Ordered this antenna to fix a problem I was having with a AX1650 PCIE WiFi card I had previously purchased. The issue was that the Bluetooth part of the card would constantly break after waking the system up from sleeping, causing me to have to reset Bluetooth via Device Manager any time I was trying to connect devices in the morning or after work. Not the most annoying thing in the world, but after repeating this unnecessary task multiple times a day wore me down enough to try a few different solutions.Installing the cables to the WiFi card was simple - however, the connection points from the cable to the actual WiFi chip are EXTREMELY small and it took me quite some time to properly snap them together. Eventually I was able to install the rest of the components and put the rest of my PC back together. This took a total of 20 minutes (most of this was spent disassembling/reassembling my PC to reach the M.2 WiFi slot on my motherboard, which is covered by my GPU).The only part of this product I did not use were the two antennas included with the cables. I already own a pair that are slightly shorter and fit behind my case.As far as the performance, I have not had a single issue since installation. I do not normally use WiFi on this PC, but I did go ahead and run a few speed tests while connected and noticed a slight increase compared to when I tried this with the PCIE card.I had originally set out to fix the problem with my Bluetooth connection, and this completely solved the problem. I received this item on Sunday morning, reviewing on Monday: I have not once had to restart the Bluetooth service.I will be likely ordering more of these in the future for a few other PCs I have similar WiFi cards in, especially if I can get them without the antennas.

Installed in/on my Nvidia shield to extend Bluetooth range. The plug is very difficult to get plugged in, but that's just how these little connectors are, not a product issue.

I thought I might have been shipped the wrong type because of how difficult these are to snap onto the connectors on my card. I gave up the first day, but the next day I got one on and destroyed the other trying. I used some frog tape to hold the mangled one in place on the aux connector and surprisongly my bluetooth reception is working. The one that connected properly allows super fast wifi on my AX210 card. The screw on antennas ar pretty nice. Considering the price I should have expected some quality issues and there were, but I made it work in the end. Not sure I would recommend them because of the fittment difficulty. The company reached out offering to remedy any problems before I wrote this, but I didn't take them up on anything. It's working and I'm good with that.

It’s only been 2 days since I installed these antennas for use with my Intel AC-7265 wi-fi card on my hp elitedesk 800 G2 but so far so good. My device is about 25 feet away from my router and I’m getting about 45mbps using the standard 2.4 wi-fi. However, when using the AC, 5.0 ghz wi-fi I’m getting close to 200mbps. The internet has been steady and I haven’t experienced any drop. As far as the bluetooth aspect is concerned, I only tried connecting it with my Sony headphones and it suddenly dropped twice but I think it could have been my headphones or the card itself and have nothing to do with these antennas. I would recommend. Great value,