Intel AX200 IEEE 802.11ax Bluetooth 5.0 - Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo Adapter for Notebook - M.2-2.40 Gbit/s - 2.40 GHz ISM - 5 GHz UNII - Internal

I bought this card to upgrade and unlock a little more performance in my 2018 laptop. This has singlehandedly made browsing the internet MUCH faster. It makes the whole computer feel "snappier". As the side-by-side shows, my computer's download speed increased from 270 Mbps to 570 Mbps. I can feel the difference when I load a video or browse the internet. For the price, I wish I had done this sooner!

It came fast and was an easy replacement in my XPS 15. Worked perfectly once installed.

This took 5 minutes and no troubleshooting to upgrade my Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 6. I took the bottom off (5 screws I think) removed the single screw that held the old wifi card in place, and disconnected the two antenas. The one thing I got wrong was that I put the new card in place before connecting the antennas again and they are really hard to attach right when the card is in. I took the card back out, pinched the connectors on, put it back in and closed up. Within 30 seconds windows had figured out what was going on and we didn't even need to find the existing networks again. Easy, quick upgrade tripled my speeds.

I have a dell desktop that was working at around 300mps but I wanted to change over to linux. Trouble was with linux I was having 30mps download and 10mps up.. I looked up for a new card that could work with linux and came across the Intel ax200. I changed over the network card and it works great. I now have linux running at near 700mbs and the upload at 870 ( as shown in the photo) very happy with this.

A lot better than Realtek!

Purchased this to upgrade my old XPS 13 that was having horrible bluetooth issues. Bluetooth and Wifi both work flawlessly now. No drivers needed with Windows 10, it took care of driver installation as soon as the hardware was detected. No complaints!

For the last few years my 2020 HP Envy X360 which actually came with an Intel AX200 was having random wi-fi disconnects which were unpredictable. It would be fine for a few days before randomly disconnecting. Having the latest drivers didn't fix the problem, and neither did a full clean install of Windows with the latest updates. Opening the laptop and blowing dust away also didn't work. These are some of the worst problems to have because you can't consistently reproduce them due to the unpredictable nature.Guessing that it was a problem with the actual NIC, I decided to buy another AX200. This one from Amazon says Intel and made in Taiwan on the label, so I think it's genuine OEM. I removed the faulty AX200 and installed this replacement, and it hasn't had a single disconnect issue since (3 weeks and counting). So hopefully this frustrating problem is finally solved.

Replaced wifi/Bluetooth card in an asus tuf f17 2022 and it worked flawlessly and fixed the issues with the stock card.