fenvi AX210 WiFi 6E PCI-E WiFi Adapter BT5.2 RGB Gaming 802.11ax ac 160MHz 2.4GHz 5GHz 6GHz Tri-Band 5400Mbps AX210NGW Desktop WiFi Card for PC Windows(Only WiFi 6E Router Antennas Support 6Ghz Band)

This wireless card works in Linux. Archlinux, Debian Linux both have been tested for weeks now no issues. Kernel supplied drivers worked out of box on kernel 6.1 . Plug and play. I can't say about windows haven't stepped on that battle field in 16 years. Bluetooth is a USB header wire you need to attach to your mother board. I get wonderful speeds from both wifi and Bluetooth. Bluetooth functional distance is awesome as well. Very good value for the money. High quality aluminum heatsink .

I was a little concerned because I have an AMD system, and I read a few reviews about compatibility issues, missing drivers, etc.I went ahead and gave it a try.Ignore my internet speed, its not a true mark of this card's capability.I swapped out my Intel Killer 1650x wifi6 card for this Fenvi thing. No regrets. Lower latency, more range, (based off of available devices.) To keep a fair comparison, I didn't use the antennas that came with it, and instead used my older 9dbi 2.4GHZ 5GHZ 5.8GHZ RP-SMA ones. Worked just fine!Bluetooth was snappy as well, finding available devices almost instantly, compared to the Killer 1650x.Drivers? They included a little mini CD driver disk, but my PC didn't need it. Plug and play! I checked the hardware manager and it shows the new wifi card.The RGB lighting is a little silly. If you have RBG already, you'll find this light isn't bright or customizable at all. It does a gradual rainbow thing. However, because of its lower lumen output, it actually acts as a tidy little component label. I can look right at the card, know its on, and know what it is. Which is great if you have more than one PCI gadget plugged in.

I was originally hesitant when first buy this WiFi adapter because I did not know if it came with a BT cable...Luckily it did. If you are questioning if the card is worth it, don't!!I love this thing.All My BT devices work Xbox Remote Control, PS4 Dual Shock, I am sure PS5 controller will work also but dont have one to test.I had minor software installation delays, Finding the Drivers was easy just google AX210 Intel WiFI adapter and download the WIFI family drivers for Win10/11 on the intel site.The delays were due to necessary restarts and Windows cumulative updates needed.My Internet speed plan is 200mbps and I am getting 220+mbpsAfter all installed drivers and Windows updates completed my computer now runs WiFi like a Gaming champ...lolMake sure if you want your BT to run correct that you have an open Internal 3.0 Header, although it can work on a 2.0 header as well but 3.0 is what manufacturer recommends.I love the antenna extender feature its exactly what I was looking for and glad I picked this adapter over other options.Delivery took about 2 days form when I placed the order but it was Free so no complaints there. Im giving this adapter a 5 star rating because it is running as it should and installation was easy if you know what you are doing. Overall pleased and loving the Super fast speeds and all in one place for BT.5.2 connectivity.Would definitely recommend it if you are looking for WiFi replacement card and to ditch the Ethernet cable all together.

Works on both linux and windows dual boot, on an amd b650 with a 9800x3d. For anyone using an ASRock motherboard like me you may have to change the pcie x4 in the bios to gen 1 to get it to work.

Starters, 4 star not due to the product but as a warning, the drivers are a pretty quick install online with a quick google search. The card has been doing quite well so far (about 4 months now) with no real issues to speak of. I don't know why since my home network has wif6e capabilities and works on my phone but the card only receives 5ghz non 6e usage, but works quite well non the less

Amazing wifi/Bluetooth card I can have 5 xbox controllers connected and run wifi 6 getting 950mb to 1gbps speeds no controller lagOnly downfall it comes with a wifi antenna extending cord sucks and you loose signal with it I just put antennas directly into the wifi card tremendous difference my suggestion is don't use it

I am a very tech saavy guy, I generally know what I am doing when installing hardware and software. So I got the Fenvi AXE3000 in very quickly, Next day on front porch. The box looked like it had been opened before in the past, but I will never really know. I installed the hardware on first X1 PCI slot, it didn't show on device manager or anything. Took it out, placed it in a PCI Express X16 slot, it didn't work nor was it recognized, I took it out again placed it in the second PCI X1 slot and then it finally recognized in the device manager. I went to second computer and downloaded the latest drivers from Fenvi and installed them. Blue tooth was recognized and seemed to work great, but WIFI was "not operational" as it stated and disconnected. So I googled MANY different ways to get this to work. I flushed DNS, reset Adapter, restarted computer, re-installed drivers, I did EVERYTHING I could do. I even watched tutorials. No matter what I did, it would not connect to internet. I even changed BIOS Settings.. So, I started a RMA process.. I have Windows 10 PRO, and believe me, EVERYthing is updated and ready to roll...*****UPDATE**** 7/14/2023*********I bought a TP-Link AXE5400 WIFI 6E ARCHER TXE75E for around the same price.... I believe Windows 10 VS. Windows 11 affected the installation of the FENVI, I believe you MUST have Windows 11 for that FENVI card for the installation process to be seamless. However, I bought the TP-link ARCHER card and upgraded to Windows 11 pro, The TP link card is insanely superior and has flawless installation. Hands down faster, I did a speed test and I was receiving a TAPPED out Speed test for the speed we pay for.. EASILY it reached the speed I needed and DOES NOT drop its connection ever. For the money and product, DON"T get the Fenvi, Get the TP-Link Card, Its a buying choice you will NOT regret..