This is an Intel AX210 NGW WiFi card (Construction Design Certification: 003-200209).
This is a bulk item in simple packaging. The only included accessory is a screw.
While Intel products generally have no known defects, HP, Lenovo, and IBM computers may not function correctly if non-genuine parts are installed, triggering a system mechanism that prevents startup.
This is a low-cost version for advanced users; returns are not accepted.
If your motherboard has onboard WiFi functionality, you may need to disable it in the BIOS settings to recognize the added WiFi card. Please contact your motherboard manufacturer's support for details.
[Regarding Bluetooth Functionality] Bluetooth frequently switches between the 2.4GHz band and WiFi via frequency hopping. In environments where the 2.4GHz band WiFi is congested, this can become unstable. This is an operating environment issue, not a product issue. Possible solutions include migrating your WiFi to the 5GHz band and turning off the 2.4GHz band on your WiFi router, or limiting the 2.4GHz WiFi bandwidth to a narrower setting of 40MHz or 20MHz to allow Bluetooth use.
To achieve speeds exceeding 866Mbps with an Intel WiFi card, you need to set the WiFi router's channel width to 160MHz.
Please note that many WiFi routers capable of 1733Mbps or 2400Mbps links do not allow for a 160MHz channel width setting.
Latest Standard Compatibility: The Intel AX210 NGW supports 802.11ax wave2, features high-speed 2400Mbps communication (2x2 HT160), and Bluetooth 5.2 functionality. It is compatible with various devices using the M.2 (2230 A/E) format.
Construction Design Certification Completed: It has obtained certification 003-200209 and is suitable for use in Japan. This high-quality Intel WiFi card ensures stable wireless communication.
High-speed link support: To achieve high-speed communication exceeding 866Mbps, setting the WiFi router's channel width to 160MHz enables links of 1733Mbps or 2400Mbps.
Bluetooth functionality: Equipped with Bluetooth 5.2, enabling connection with wireless devices. To avoid congestion in the 2.4GHz band, stable operation can be achieved by switching WiFi to the 5GHz band or adjusting the bandwidth of the 2.4GHz band.
Compatibility note: This is a bulk product intended for advanced users, and screws are included. Some HP, Lenovo, and IBM PCs may have restrictions on the use of non-genuine parts, and if the motherboard has onboard WiFi functionality, you need to check the BIOS settings.