WiFi 6E AX210 PCI-E WiFi Network Card BT5.3 160MHz Tri-Band Expands WiFi into 6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz 5400Mbps Gigabit AX210ngw Desktop PC PCIe Wireless Adapter WiFi 6E 802.11ac ax MU-MIMO for Windows 11/10

Bought to get network connectivity to an older Vista / Windows 7 machine. The drivers worked fine and the machine was able to get online. Mostly without a gateway as it keep the machine off the internet due to outdated OS. LAN transfers was the main goal and it works great for that use.

I had faulty network adapter that refused to conn To any network i tried parring it with and only worked with hotspots and i tried everything to troubleshoot and bypass my old network adapter to get it to work nothing, nothing worked i stumble onto this brand and took try a on this and setting it up was extremely easy and everything worked as it should connected to my wifi network within the first try, let’s just say i was doing cartwheels around my place from excitement

Excelente fácil de instalar lo malo es que los sirve vienen en un CD en estos tiempos prácticamente nadie tiene un lector de CD toco hacer maravillas para instalar los drivers, ya deberían venir los sirves en un USB de baja capacidad

The card is just what is shown in the photos. It is VERY easy to install and adjust to the type of PC you have. Personally, I bought it because the one I had had its 5G damaged and it only worked in 2.4G. So far I don't notice the difference between this one and the one I had installed (which turns out to be the previous version).

Few things that I have to mention first. Instruction manual or box does not mention that is a FV-AXE3000R. If you are like me, and who were recently hard-wired, but needed to purchase this for the Wifi capability for your rig, because your internet now is wireless only instead of wired, you'll need another device to download the drivers from their website first, and unpack them to a spare USB drive to install. CD readers, let alone a MINI CD, have limited use these days. I'm not even sure where my external CD reader even is anymore if I still have it, or even if Mini CD is even supported on it. I can't ask Fenvi to send out a USB drive with their product, but there should be another option to be able to plug and play if someone is in the same situation as I am, or instruction to download from another device to install first in the manual/listing.Functions as it should. No issue with usage after drivers were installed with either WiFi or Bluetooth. Wireless connection with fixed antennae is limited based on the speed tests. May need to order some SMA antennas mounted to a base like another version that is sold with them, to get closer to the router and away from any obstruction (although WiFi 6 shouldn't be that affected by that.. Fixed antennae don't work well for me, but that's my fault for thinking they would. Easy enough fix for that.Overall, no issues since install. Install was easy like any other PCI card.Recommendation: Check your available headers for USB power before purchase. I had to order a USB header hub that splits 4 into 1, to be able to power a few of the PCI devices that require it, since my motherboard only has 2 USB headers.No issues so far with a few days of use. Will revisit if there are any issues down the road!

Normally I don’t write reviews unless the product is incredible. However, I felt that this product needs to be reviewed since it does not meet the minimum standards.I recently updated my home network to support WIFI6E. I’ve been using 6E with my MBP M2 for about a week, without issues. My typical average FAST.com test comes in somewhere around 700Mb/s on my 1200 Mb/s (1.2Gb/s) network.However, with this card I could NEVER discover the WIFI6E network (Which has a different SSID “name”). My goal was to (obviously) improve speed tests to my PC that is in the back area of my house (about 150ft away from the router).I was able to connect to my 5Gb/s card at full strength and began to run tests on the network and internet. For some reason everything felt a bit slow and glitchy. When I disabled my built in wireless and ran the tests on this110Mb/s for “Wifi6E” PCIE card on 5G network.Average of 5 tests against Fast.comNext, I tested the previously installed mobo wireless interface.410Mb/s for “Wifi6”.The tests were then repeated back again to confirm it wasn’t just a momentary interruption in the network connection. The results were nearly identical (off by +2/-2 Mb/s).For reference, running the test on my WIFI6E network connection built into my MBP, I get 700Mb/s at the same location. Now, keep in mind this is a laptop… but really the PCIE card should be better given the external antennas.Researching the chipset used in this card, it does appear to have some issues with other users. I tried to find thirdparty drivers (at least not from the sketchy site) and was able to track down the official drivers (newer version) for this card. Installing those resulted in…. exact same result.One last attempt to see if I can at least get 6E on this device by moving my entire PC (ok, I unplugged 4 cables) to move it right next to my WIFI router and… no dice.Defeated, I pulled the card out, threw it in the box and returned it to the manufacturer. Whether this was just me or the other people on the forum… I just could not get this to work as functioned. I am only giving it one star as it isn’t even the fastest WHEN you can get it to connect to the network.Do not recommend it.

Excellent card, very happy, replaced all my computers with this card

Easy upgrade. Before taking out the old WiFi card I installed the drivers that came with this new card. Then powered down, took out the old card, installed the new card, and powered back up. It just worked. No pain, no issues.