WiFi 6 AX200 WiFi Adapter,Intel Dual Band Wireless 2.4Gbps 802.11ax Wireless Intel AX200 WiFi Card Bluetooth 5.0 for Windows 10, 64-bit, Google Chrome OS, Linux

I had to change the notorious AX201 wireless adapter in my Asus laptop, which kept malfunctioning over and over. I was worried that changing to the AX200 would be a headache, afraid that I might screw something else up in the process. But with the right tools in hand, the job was a breeze, and it worked immediately on first boot-up. I just had to re-enter my wireless credentials and re-pair with bluetooth devices. IMPORTANT: remember to download the wireless and bluetooth drivers (both) for the new chip BEFORE you install it.

My wife and I have the unfortunate luck of having both of our older laptops coming to the end of their lives at the same time - which is OK as we've since transitioned to primarily using a desktop now anyway. That said, we do love being able to use a laptop when we travel - and I love having one available when I'm working on our desktop PC. I was able to acquire an older Toshiba Satellite laptop that was still in the box - but performed rather poorly in terms of wifi speeds. We have a 300mbps connection with our ISP - the "new" laptop had a wifi module that was only single band and would only connect at roughly 40mbps on a good day. I swapped the old qualcomm atheros module out for this one and instantly I was able to connect to the faster band at around 250mbps and the older 2.4 band at 128mbps which is about what our other wifi devices connect at. Zero connectivity issues so far. Love it.

I killed the original wireless card when upgrading my hard drive, so I ordered one of these. After I had pushed the button, I saw the warnings about it only working in Intel machines. I couldn't figure out why it would be processor-dependent, but I went down a rabbit hole about Lenovo whitelisting only certain wifi cards in their laptops. When I got the card, I was concerned but decided to go ahead and put it in. It works! This is on a Lenovo Flex 6-14ARR with the AMD Ryzen 7 2700U processor. See the picture from my device manager if you don't believe it. The only thing hard about the installation is the little tiny wireless antenna connectors. Make sure to download the drivers and have them on the machine before you install it.

Was having intermittent issues with the stock 9560 card. Using Wifi while gaming would disconnect the laptop from the internet completely, bluetooth audio was horrible, using bluetooth would slow down performance and each different version driver was a crapshoot on reliability.Thanks to the suggestions on Reddit, I replaced the card with an AX200 and OMG it has fixed all my Wifi issues. Not sure if I just had a faulty 9560 but it's nice to know I now have Wifi 6 capabilty at a cost of $20. Also I can use my Bluetooth headsets at a further distance vs just only less than 10 feet away.Anyone with Wifi or bluetooth issues on their MSI laptops should consider this easy upgrade :)

I received it.I installed it.I have a Asus AX11000 router.Max speed on every channel is 1.2-2.4 Gbps.On my old 9260, I got up to 1.7Gbps.I am frustrated.

Once update the newest version of driver, everything is good.

The M.2 card was very easy to insert In to a fenvi pci adapter card which didn't have a proper mounting screw. I was able to find a Phillips #1 retention screw to hold the M.2 card in place at a Micro Center computer store. Alast calls to Amazon customer service was no help. Then I couldn't attach the snap on antenna leads. Why something so simple, become so difficult?

Didn't really need to upgrade my Intel 8265 from the Lenovo X1 Carbon 5th gen laptop but wanted the BT 5.0 benefits and the upgrade price was peanuts. Easy to install. Connecting the antennas can be a pain but take your time and be patient. Do not force the connector! You'll hear a faint click when it is connected properly. Be sure to update to the latest Intel drivers for Windows 10 from Intel's support site.