WiFi 6E Antenna IPX MHF4 Tri-Band 6GHz 5GHz 2.4GHz Internal Laptop Wi-Fi Antennas for AX200 AX210 1675X M.2 NGFF Card

intel AX210(ASRcok B550M Pro4)に使用するために購入しましたが、他社アンテナでは 1.9Gbps出る環境でこのアンテナだけを交換した結果が120Mbpsしか出ませんでした。

Significantly improved my laptop's WiFi reception after the stock antenna leads no longer stayed on the WiFi card. These antennas have adhesive on one side to keep them in place. Both antennas are larger than stock, so required some effort to properly place them. Worked out great!

I had a computer project that needed a Wi-Fi antenna for a wireless card. The cabinet is a 1941 RCA radio made of wood. It belonged to my great grandmother. I carved out the inside enough for a mATX board with Wi-Fi but didn't want a rubber duck antenna sticking out the back. I chose this pair of antenna leads because they looked easy to position almost anywhere inside the radio. They arrived quick, fast, and in a hurry. I removed the protective layer from one side and placed them inside the cabinet. I was concerned about their ability to stick to bare wood but they held great. If they can remain attached to wood, I can't think of any reason why they wouldn't hold great in a more normal environment. Performance is more than acceptable. I connect to my 7 year old TP Link router at 768 megs which far exceeds my ISP connection. Range is very comparable to a laptop. It's quite good in my area but there's no WOW factor regarding the range, but I was WOW'd by the data speeds because I don't normally get that with my laptop. Everyone knows that Wi-Fi range is very dynamic and each setup will be different depending on construction, placement, barriers, proximity to other RF devices, etc. My advice would be to consider your own application and filter out the complaints. These antenna leads are fully capable of working very well in the right environment . Bottom line: If you need to add or replace an internal Wi-Fi antenna in a laptop, desktop, gaming machine, etc., this should deliver the goods

Very very Happy. Works on an older HP 800 G1 USDT from 2013 using Linux Mint. Recognised right away, no driver hunting.. OS was preinstalled a week or two before device was installed. Just installed card added MiniPcie These antennas from Amazon and Booted pc . Nice speed concidering PC specs...WIFi setup was easy.. Recommended.. Gofor it, no worries here.

I purchased the AX210 Wi-Fi card, expecting to upgrade from my original built-in card to Wi-Fi 6E. Replacing the card itself was no problem, but the connector size of the existing antenna cables didn’t fit properly, so I couldn’t attach them securely. As a workaround, I taped the cables with Scotch tape, but of course, I couldn’t get the expected speeds. So I decided to buy Wi-Fi antennas compatible with the AX210. Today I received the WiFi 6E Antenna IPX MHF4 Tri-Band (6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz) Internal Laptop Wi-Fi Antennas for AX200, AX210, 1675X M.2 NGFF Card from Amazon. The antenna cables are a perfect match for the AX210 Wi-Fi card, and now I’m finally getting the expected Wi-Fi speed. One small issue, though not a big problem: I installed this in my Dell All-in-One Desktop Inspiron 23 5438, and the black cable was slightly too short while the white cable was a bit too long. It would have been perfect if there were cable length options, but this is a minor issue. With a little adjustment, it works just fine. My next step is to upgrade my Google WiFi (WiFi 5) to WiFi 6E or 7, and I’m looking forward to seeing the results.