Dual Band Wireless Card for Intel AX200 WiFi 6 Adapter 2.4GHz 574Mbps/5GHz 2.4Gbps 802.11AX Network Card Supports Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Network Adapter (Wi-Fi 6 M.2 PCIe, AX200NGW)

Works great, much better than the one that came in my laptop. Easy to install. Worked right away.

Product was packaged super well, good and secure. The included instructions for installation were nice if not needed by myself I could see them being useful for your average consumer. Works well under Windows 10. I was a little concerned about the stability upon first install, kept dropping and reconnecting from the AP less than 10 feet away. This was resolved by installing the most recent drivers direct from Intel rather than whatever garbage Windows installed automatically.

I used this card to replace a broken network card in a Asus Tuf Gaming A15 FA506.

Factory wifi care in my HP TE001 was trash. Had solid range, but didn't matter much as it dropped reception every 20-30mins. Heck, the pre-installed one would sometimes even lock up the computer when it went offline. Just way too unstable. Fast-forward 3 frustrating months and found this AX200 card. Hasn't dropped below 3 bars on my wifi reception with consistently hitting over 200 mbps download/20 up whereas the original has 100-150, when it did work. The only caveat I'll throw in, the card was a pain to install in my HP. I've replaced wifi cards before but the pins were smaller than previous ones I've done, so getting the wires lined up and staying in place took me a good 20mins. Also had to deal with a plastic wire contact sleeve cover (only ever saw that on my HP as it's not a part of the AX200) that kept sliding off and the frame covers for an optical drive covered easy access to my wifi card which isn't typical from my upgrades of previous computers. That said, get this card. Has been night and day more stable now that this is installed.

The stock wireless card in the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ARH7 is objectively terrible. I had ordered two of these laptops for Christmas for my family to have for school work, gaming, and entertainment. The wireless cards were faulty right out of the box. This is a common issue according to several reviews. Checking the reviews I found several users recommending this current wireless card as a compatible replacement. This wireless card is faster, more stable, and has a much better bluetooth range. It does what it's supposed to do and worked right out of the packaging when I went to install it each of the two times I had to install it. Make sure that when you're installing a wireless card that you either have the drivers for it handy in some form, or have access to a wired connection for obtaining the drivers.

This is what my Asus Tuf gaming laptop needed. Kept getting randomly disconnected from the wifi and went through so many different driver updates when I came across the reddit thread to replace the wifi card. Ordered this, replaced the card and haven't had any issues since, my laptop runs so smoothly now. (If you're replacing your card too, just YouTube how to replace it with your laptop model, it's so easy.)

Better Replacement for old laptops released before 2020

I bought this card since the description said it worked on Linux. I installed it in a HP Notebook 14-dq1033cl with Ubuntu 22.04 and noticed some very peculiar behavior. The laptop would connect to Wi-fi, and BT just fine upon cold boot. But whenever the laptop went into suspend (due to inactivity or a closed lid) and resumed, it would automatically go into "Hardware Airplane mode". The key strokes Fn+F12 (with the airplane icon on F12) could never get it out of it. This key combination would work just fine before the laptop ever went to suspend though. This laptop has no Hardware Airplane switch to mechanically turn off that mode like I see in various forums for other laptops. The only option to switch off from "Hardware Airplane mode" and have any kind of connectivity was to reboot the laptop, which was obviously the worst option. Any changes to several settings (key maps, gnome-tweaks, kernel parameters in grub) never helped. In fact they introduced new issues with Touchpad etc. The earlier Wi-fi card on this laptop was RTL8822CE, which never had this issue. I have returned this product and gone back to the RTL8822CE. When the AX200 worked (before ever going into suspend and resuming), it did seem like a great card. I just wish this "Hardware Airplane mode" issue wasn't there.