WiFi Antenna Dual-Band 8dBi RP-SMA Male MHF4 Cable Kit for M.2 NGFF Card

I bought this to upgrade the Wi-Fi performance on my desktop using an Intel M.2 Wi-Fi card, and it works exactly as advertised. The 8dBi antenna provides a noticeable improvement in signal strength and stability on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Installation was straightforward, though you’ll need to open your case and carefully attach the U.FL (MHF4) connectors to your M.2 Wi-Fi card which are very tiny, so took my time. The included 10-inch extension cable is the perfect length to route to the rear I/O slot, and the bracket fits cleanly into a PCI slot for a tidy setup. If you’re using a desktop with an internal M.2 Wi-Fi card and want better signal strength, this kit is a great value. Just be careful when handling the small U.FL connectors during installation. Highly recommended for DIY PC builders or anyone upgrading a small form factor system!

Works exactly as expected. It isn't getting me the 400mbps speed that my phone gets off my router, but I'm fine with what I'm getting in 100-180mbps category.

I used this to allow me to change my desktop case. The old HP case I had came with a built in antenna into the case and wasn't removable without breaking things. The motherboard had a M.2 style WiFi card so this fit perfectly on that card and has given me fantastic signal since installing. I think it's even better signal than the built in antennas were because these are bigger too. Do be careful though, have patience with plugging the wires into the WiFi card as they're super tiny and difficult to line up but after a minute you'll be good to go. It's a one-and-done type job so I don't plan on having to reinstall this again so it wasn't a big deal.

I keep my open-air test bench PC pretty far across the basement, so I haven't actually run any Ethernet cabling over to it yet. Instead, I've been using a clunky USB wifi adapter which is kind of dumb, considering that my motherboard has a M.2 NGFF socket - and I have a M.2 802.11ax adapter. All I needed was two MHF4 IPEX antenna leads and a couple SMA antennas - preferably with a slot mount. At $14, and with Prime shipping, the Tenmory WiFi Antenna 8dBi RP-SMA Male 2.4Ghz 5.8Ghz Dual Band + 10in U.FL IPEX MHF4 to RP SMA Female Extension Cable for M.2 NGFF + Computer Back Slot Cover Bracket fit the requirement. I found that it's easiest to attach the antenna leads when the M.2 card is OUT of the PC. I also felt like I was going to break something getting the connector to snap into place. I'd done the drill previously when swapping out laptop wifi modules, but I didn't remember the snap force being that high. The whole thing took a couple minutes. As for the antennas and the overall performance, it's fine. If you want the highest performance possible, you should probably opt for an outboard antenna mount, an different antennas. For me, though, these were good enough for me to get about 90MB/s STR back to a NAS that's connected with 1Gbit/s. Not bad. Recommended

Connected the antenna to my new Intel Wireless-AC 9560 that I bought to replace my PCIe Wireless and bluetooth combo card which only gave me a 60% WiFi signal and kept having interference problems with bluetooth devices. Only had a very minor shipping issue that very slightly bent one of the wire connectors that plugged into my card which was corrected by just gently rocking it back and forth on the connector on the card until it snapped into place. Despite high power interference surrounding the antenna, I receive a 100% WiFi signal to my home network that's located clear at the other end of my house and I get a 100% bluetooth signal through out the back half of my house where my computer is.

The antennas work perfectly and easy to install.

From the standpoint of functionality, this works well. The signal for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is strong. The external antennas seem to be well made. However, the slot bracket feels kind of flimsy and moves and flexes when you’re adjusting the antenna. Luckily, it’s not something I’ll need to adjust often. Also, the wires that attach from the card to the antennas isn’t very long. Due to the position of the m.2 key E port on my motherboard, I had to route these wires over the GPU, which isn’t ideal.

Bluetooth y wifi rápidos

Seems to pick up signal fine. Doesn't come with bracket screw which was an inconvenience.

Reception succesfully increased. Would recommend.

Antennas come loose with the slightest bit of force and the cables aren't even long enough to travel a straight line from my PCIe bracket to my M.2 WiFi card across my motherboard. I don't know how people got use out of this E-waste but I spent a good 10 minutes trying to fit the tiny pins onto my card but but the wires didn't have enough slack.

Funcionan bien detectan la señal a unos diez metros de distancia, no se si más pues no he tenido la necesidad de colocar el cpu a mayor distancia. La foto muestra las antenas en la parte baja de la misma.