M.2 WiFi 7 Card Key E BE200 Wireless BT5.4 WiFi Network Adapter 2.4G/5G/6GHz 9.3Gbps for WiFi7/WiFi6E/WiFi6/WiFi5 Router Gaming PC Laptops Support Windows 10/11 Not Support AMD Motherboards

I picked up this Intel BE200 M.2 E-Key Wi-Fi 7 card to future-proof a mini PC running Windows 11 Pro. My goal was to pair it with a Wi-Fi 7-capable router (UniFi U7 Pro) and get ahead of the curve on wireless performance. Overall, it delivers—but with some caveats that buyers should be aware of.InstallationInstalled into the M.2 E-Key slot on an ASUS PN53 mini PC. The card is 2230-sized and fits securely. It does not come with antenna cables or external antennas, so make sure you have those ready or order a kit. Without antennas, your range will be terrible.CompatibilityThe BIOS picked it up immediately, and Windows 11 auto-installed the basic driver. For full performance, I downloaded Intel’s latest Wi-Fi and Bluetooth drivers manually. If you’re using Windows 10, this card is a waste—it’s not officially supported.PerformanceOn a Wi-Fi 7 tri-band router with 320 MHz channel width and minimal interference, I saw 2.3–2.6 Gbps in real-world transfer rates on a local NAS. That’s nearly double what I was getting from an AX201 Wi-Fi 6 module in the same machine. Latency is rock-solid for game streaming, and it handled multiple 4K streams with no hiccups.Bluetooth 5.4 works fine for mice, keyboards, and wireless headphones. Range seems slightly better than my older AX210 card.Pros:• True Wi-Fi 7 support with 320 MHz and 4K• Bluetooth 5.4 support• Works out of the box on Windows 11• Great upgrade path for future networks

Took delivery of my HP Sceptre X360 upgraded from WiFi 6E cvio2 to this WiFi Card.Phenomenal performance once I downloaded the right driver's on the Intel site. No issues. Just Configure by unchecking the Power Settings after installation in Device Manager.

My wife bought me a new gaming laptop from Costco for my birthday. The only negatives were the Wi-Fi card that came installed. Lots of dropouts in Wi-Fi according to reviews, so I ordered this before I even received the laptop. Installation was super easy as long as you go the website and download the drivers. My BT wasn't working at all and after downloading the drivers from the website, BT started working immediately! Highly recommend this card to anyone looking for solid Wi-Fi along with great BT!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was cheaper than the others. It works GREAT.

I purchased 2 of these for an upgrade on 2 Predator Helios 300 laptops and it's like it's not truly compatible with them. Purchased a card from a different seller for a legion slim laptop and have no issues.

WiFi 7, double the speed compared to my WiFi 6, but since I only have WiFi 6 router, it’s unnecessary to replace my wifi 6 card

I bought this wifi card to replace the one on my Gigabyte Aorus z790 Elite X Wifi7 Motherboard prior to installing due to having the revision before they switched to Intel WiFi cards from the awful ones they came with.Install was a breeze, everything connects as it should, and my motherboard recognized it and received updates for it. Connectivity is as it should and I've had no issues.I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone that is building a PC and does NOT have an Intel Wifi card.

I have an Asus BE98 Pro router (Wi-Fi7); ordered this WiFi 7 BE 200 BE200NGW and received it today. I installed it in my old HP EliteBook 840 G7 (core i7 10th Gen ),32 GB RAM, and Samsung 990 Pro NVMe with a recent clean Windows 11 Installation.Install this card without any problems. Downloaded Official drivers x64 bit drivers for Windows 11 from Intel and installed that without issues. However, when I have a 6ghz Ultra band enabled i noticed the big difference .With 6Ghz Ultra Band Enabled in Windows configuration:it roams around 893 down and 508 Mbps upuses a 6ghz band.Copied a 10 GB folder from my NAS at around 89-94 Mbps speed in closer to 5 minutes.Without 6 Ghz band :I get 2882 Down / 2882 Down ( I was getting around 2.2 -2.4 Gbps with a wi-fi 6E card) AX 210:Note AX210 did not have a 6 GHz Ultra Wi-Fi band option in Windows drivers at all.Usages 5Ghz bandI copied a 10 GB folder from my NAS to this laptop at 2.8 Gbps in 2 Minutes and 15 seconds.So I think I do not see any significant difference between the Wi-Fi6E card and the BE200, and doing what it is supposed to do or its deceiving supply chain. Whatever the reason may be but it's not exceeding my expectations.