ZiyituodWiFi Card 5400Mbps 6E WiFi Bluetooth 5.3 PCIe Network Card, Intel WiFi 6E AX210 Chip, 6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz PCI Express Wireless Bluetooth WiFi 6 Card for PC Windows 11/10(64Bit), AX210N

Didn't come with drivers disc. Doesn't work for Windows 7 and QR code link to drivers doesn't work either.

My powerline suddenly stopped working, beyond trying to fix it. Ethernet cable is not a viable option for me. Was tired of lagging in games, so I bought this. Arrived the next day, easy install. PCIE slot, plugged in the bluetooth cable, no driver installation needed on Windows 11. My very unofficial benchmark is steam, went from 5 megabytes a second on my old WiFi card to like 20 downloading a game, no lagging or annoying frame drops either. Worth every penny. Mine did come with a driver disk too.Bluetooth works well too, it's nice to use my earbuds instead of my headphones sometimes.

It really was easy to install!I didn't get the promised Driver CD in the kit, and I wouldn't have expected to need one. With Windows 11 and the claimed Intel chip I would have expected to find the drivers preinstalled on the PC. They were.Opened PC case, plugged in WiFi board, closed case, turned on PC, found relevant hub on list, entered password. That's it! Up and running in about 5 minutes.For the price (especially with the 15% discount) it's good value for a basic WiFi card. There was no bluetooth function, but it didn't matter to me.

Bought to replace an age-ing, failing incumbent. The old card had stopped recognizing the network shortly after changing from win 10 to win 11. After a chat with my IT confidante I suggested simply changing the card as the cost was so low. He recommended this card which I promptly ordered and installed and the problem was solved. This card, he tells me, has the Intel chipset which should be a pre-requisite for everybody. It also has a raft of up to date features that my old card did not. Rather frustratingly my old card worked on his network but intermittently rejected my eeros mesh setup. Anyway, £25 quid later and my wifi is back to blistering pace and I can only rate this card as excellent. Whilst this was a renewal it also has incidental performance increases which benefit my workflow.Hardware installation was easy (I've done network cards many times anyway) and this one came with an optional Bluetooth cable. Clear instructions made this simply to install too. Pre-empting a lack of connection to the internet prior to the installation of the card, a cdrom is also included, on which resides the necessary drivers for wifi and Bluetooth. With hardware and software quickly and easily I was back up and running at full tilt in 10-15 minutes.Whilst it's somewhat aggravating to have to buy new hardware for an apparently non-existent problem (the old one still worked, just not on my network), one has to accept that compatibility does expire from time to time, and this was a quick, cheap and effective fix that is outperforming the old card by a margin and will no doubt see me right for a number of years to come.

I've been using a TP-Link nano USB WiFi adapter for a couple of years, which has been mostly fine when the other device is with 5-8 of the router. But recently the PC was moved into a room a floor and two walls away from the router.The nano struggled to connect to the network, frequent disconnects, lockups or just days with no connection at all. The router also reported frequent failures for the device to obtain an IP address. Some of this was down to a torrent seeder box flooding the network, this was resolved by restricting inbound connections and reducing the torrent network priority over the existing network. But dropouts and disconnects still happened.So I took a look at PCI-E cards, this one using the Intel chipset was getting good reviews and, at the time, only £12.90 so only £4 dearer than the USB adapter.Piece of cake to put it and attach the aerials, just guessed at their position using the sellers photos. One boot and it was done! The M$ drivers installed automatically and the card/drivers copied the network key, connected to the 2.4GHz network and disabled the USB adapter. The difference was immediate, I RDP'd in right away, even with the torrent box running which I normally disable and was able to turn on the desktop effects, font smoothing being the first! Ran a Windows Update and installed the Intel drivers and that was it. The signal strength is still poor but this card gets the most from it, I've had no disconnects, failed connections or "stutters" in the four days I've been using it for now. Okay so it can't see the 5GHz network, but neither could the other adapter. Internally I'm connecting at 11Mbps which translates, using speedtest.net, to speeds of 2.35Mbps download and 1.96Mbps upload, the ping isn't upto gaming but that's not a issue.Maybe I should tweak the aerials next, but I'm presuming any boost will be negligable, I'm just pleased to be able to connect to the server when I want now.Oh final bits. The card comes with a smaller slot faceplate to use if you're putting it in a SFF or Mini-PC, a crosshead screwdriver and a couple of screws (black & silver) in case you don't have any. Instructions are relatively clear, even, for a novice. Hopefully if you're on Windows 10+ then the driver will auto-install anyway/

The media could not be loaded.  Really great Wi-Fi 6E card! Very impressed with the data transfer speeds! As you can see from my screenshots, the data speeds are close to what the manufacturer advertised. The numbers fluctuate every time I refresh the screen, so I have no doubt this Wi-Fi card will reach the max speeds. All GHz bands are rock solid with full bars and my Deco mesh is about 30 feet away between 2 interior walls. Online speed tests actually max out and go over my subscription data rate! Installation was super simple. Windows 11 automatically recognized and installed the drivers. I didn't have to search for anything (i will search online for updated drivers, but this review is based on the native install of this hardware). Video Streaming? Flawless. Zero buffering or issues. Game streaming from PCVR to my Quest 2 ? Again, flawless. Zero screen tearing or latency.SUPER happy with this card. It has met all of my expectations! ... PLUS IT LOOKS COOL =)

Nach den negativen Rezensionen ähnlicher Produkte war ich äußerst skeptisch. Jedoch funktionieren Wifi und Bluetooth ohne Probleme, stabil, schnell. Die Treiber von Intel aus dem Internet sind schnell geladen (Windows 11). Es gibt zumindest bisher nix zu meckern. Hoffentlich bleibt es so.

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Promete lo que se ve en la descripción, muy buen producto

La scheda WiFi e Bluetooth con chipset Intel AX 210 offre affidabilità e prestazioni elevate, con un design racchiuso in una custodia metallica che garantisce una protezione aggiuntiva. Nonostante la mancanza di un dissipatore, il calore sembra disperdersi efficacemente, mantenendo il funzionamento stabile.Per quanto riguarda il Bluetooth, è necessario collegarlo a una strip USB sulla scheda madre, ma questa opzione potrebbe non essere disponibile su tutte le schede madri. Tuttavia, il guadagno delle antenne è buono, consentendo una copertura migliore rispetto a quella dei portatili standard nello stesso ambiente.La scheda è dotata di driver bulk Intel, anche se spesso non sono necessari su sistemi operativi moderni come Windows 11 23H2. Inoltre, viene fornito un braccetto low-profile per adattarsi a diverse dimensioni di case, come mini ITX e micro ATX.Nella confezione sono inclusi un manuale tradotto in italiano e un mini CD-ROM, fornendo tutte le informazioni necessarie per un'installazione semplice e veloce.