Herald-BE NCM865 WI-FI 7 (Wi-Fi 7, 802.11BE, Bluetooth 5.4, PCIe, Multi-Link Operation Technology, External Antenna)

Excellent Wifi 7 card, a bit pricey but essential if you want WIFI 7 on an AMD setup previoulsy was using a be6500 usb dongle from china but this was very flaky and kept disconnecting assuming it wasnt AMD compatible and used the be200 chipset maybe anyway i can now get the full 900 down / 900 up from my broadband paired this with an ASUS BE92U wifi 7 router so have the 2.4 / 5 and 6 ghz (320mhz) bands only odd thing is connected to the 6ghz channel i get the full speed, over MLO which combines the 2.4 5 and 6 gives me a slightly slower speed of 820 (this should be faster!) probably user error but ill take a look at that the router is downstairs and 1 room across from mine so this has a decent range too expensive but the only choice if you want WIFI 7 on AMD (be200 does not work)

I installed this in my ASUS PRIME B550M-K motherboard with AMD CPU (Ryzen 7 5800X3D) it worked perfectly fantastic speeds.

Fast as a fast thing can be. Super easy to configure.

Seems great, certainly made my WiFi connection more stable compared to 6E, however it doesn't appear to have increased speed at all, even though I have WiFi 7 router, though that may be the fault of my ISP. Of course, one plus on this is it DOES work on AMD, and there doesn't seem to be many of them about. Here's hoping MSI and QUALCOMM only improve this product by releasing more driver updates. **UPDATE** Now having realised before, that my speeds were affected by what channels each bands were on, It has drastically increased my opinion of this product as, with the 6ghz band, I reach almost my FULL speed of WiFi, albeit with a bit of jitter and latency. HOWEVER, there is NO way to LOCK it to 6ghz, you can only set "preferred band" which is a pain in the a*se, when it drops to 5ghz from 6ghz, a quick disconnect and reconnect usually fixes this. However it is annoying, furthermore QUALCOMM and MSI appear to of just chucked this out the door with one driver, and don't seem to want to refine it's drivers. Now of course, it's perfectly functional as is, however at least adding an option to LOCK it to 6ghz, would be amazing

Review update: After a month, the WiFi card stopped working again. This WiFi card is not reliable at all. Product support from the seller is not good. I do not recommend buying this WiFi card. Good product but it only works on Windows 11, I installed Windows 10 and thought the wifi card was broken but changed to Windows 11 the card works fine.

This is supposed to be the best WiFi card you can buy, at nearly twice the price as in America, where it's just $50 (£38). Amazon UK is price gouging something ridiculous.