Ubit PCIe WiFi Card, 802.11A/B/G/N 450Mbps Network Card, Wireless Dual Band 5G/2.4G PCIe WiFi Card, Wireless WiFi PCIe Network Adapter Card with 33.5dBi Antenna for Desktop PC

NOT Impressed!I replaced a dual antenna USB Wireless "N" Adapter with this crappy waste ofmoney; and my wi-fi signal immediately went from 5 bars to about 3 i/2..I used to get 34 to about 42 mbps download speeds from the old USB Adapter,now I'm lucky if I get 5 mbps downloads.Piece-Of-Junk as far as I'm concerned, and I wouldn't recommend.I went back to the old USB wi-fi adapter and my connection speeds are back to normal.

Plug-and-play installation in Windows 10. No need to manually install drivers or a goofy utility.Fast, solid connection. No issues whatsoever. I bought two and will buy two more just to have around.

CD software could be better. Easy to install plus to have Wireles LAN driver ready better. Or autoinstall?Works as is.. OK.

Boosted my connection speed immensely. Went from 1.5-2MB per second to 6+. Haing three antennas allowed hor comprehensive connection to my router.

Data connection not attainable. No tech support found.

Piece of garbage. Works for 10 minutes each time and then it automatically disables itself.

came fried

Works great on Windows 10 Pro

You get what you pay for. If you buy the cheapest WiFi card on Amazon Prime you're going to get the cheapest WiFi card. If internet access is literally all you need then this does the job. However it seems to cap out bandwidth at around 30Mbps, when other devices in the same location (laptops, phones, etc) easily get 100Mbps plus.So it's not great for file transfers or gaming (but neither is WiFi in general). If you're just going to be watching YouTube, streaming Netflix in 1080p or browsing social media this card is sufficient.

My older Asus network card didn't support 5GHz connections and Bluetooth would interfere with the wifi making it impossible to play online with a controller. So i went ahead and bought this card, I was worried about the range since my PC is on the second floor of the house and 5GHz connections have a shorter range than 2.4GHz. However the range of the card is perfect, I get almost full speed which is usually between 100 Mbps and 120 Mbps which is better than my old card's maximum of 60 Mbps.

The card arrived well packaged and with everything you might need including screws and a low profile bracket. Installation in a windows 10 machine is completely hassle free - automatically detected, excellent signal and in my circumstances very good throughput.Setting this card up under linux is a bit more difficult - while Ubuntu 19.04 automatically detects it during installation and identifies it correctly, there's an out of the box firmware issue with this release as well as 18.04 (no other version was tested) and the card does not activate. After a few hours of troubleshooting I had to call it quits (it wasn't intended for that box anyway).If you are looking to use this card with linux, be sure you know what you're doing or that you have the time needed to troubleshoot. Instead you might want to consider buying a better supported chipset from the same manufacturer.

I purchased online because of a much better selection and price compared to in store. This network adapter arrived one day after purchase and was very easy to install but I have experience with building PC's. Internet speed is okay but may be due to my old computer. I'd definitely would recommend this to those interested in purchasing a network adapter.

The adapter is working wonderfully and connects me through multiple walls to the router. I had trouble getting my system to recognize it so I contacted the manufacturer. They helped me right away and I realised I plugged it incorrectly. As soon as my pc came on I had wifi.