Wireless-AC 8260NGW

worked great, fit right into the computer, had clearly labeled antenna connections. Happy to have good network for price.

Works perfectly with Windows and Linux, Acer Aspire Go 15 laptop, Intel Core i3-N305, AG15-31P-3947

I was hesitated on this Wireless-AC 8260NGW NGFF M2 card for my kid's HP Pentium Gold 14" laptop which is few years old and slow download speed of 40mbps. Had tried two different wifi cards taken out from two of my other laptops but not working. This one not only works without have to install any driver, but also really fast. Tested it have 300mbps+ from my fios router. Same transmission speed as my other i5 & i7 processor laptop. Highly recommended. Just have to make sure your laptop have the same NGFF M2 interface on the motherboard.

This one particular model is NOT compatible with AMD boards.. Intel only! Just so you know. Be sure to check their website!

My son loves.

I got this card when researching a sound problem I was having with my 2015 Lenova Yoga 3 Pro. I fixed the sound problem but saw this card as something that might help the poor wi-fi signal strength and problems with bluetooth dropping constantly. What difference! My wi-fi went from 2 bars on 5g to full bars instantly and the speed difference is SO much better, and my blue tootch is working properly now (its like a new machine now).Yes, I had to download the Intel drivers to get the card recognized and you have to turn on blue tooth on the network card too which can be a bit tricky to find. See one of the early posts to do this. I strongly recommend that you DO NOT load the full driver assistance package also offered on the Intel site. Just download the two drivers for the wi-fi and the bluetooth only. The full package adds a RAID controller and parks/loads itself on your start and really slowed down my laptop. I had to uninstall and download the individual drivers, then go through the whole process of getting them both working again. Got it done but save yourself the hassle. WARNING: The black and grey plugs on the card itself are in the OPPOSITE positions as compared to the original card. Compare the white and black triangles marking on each and you'll note that they are switched between the cards. Disregard the J1 and J0 on the original compared to the J1 and J2 on the new card. Use the triangles to know which one is for the black cord, and which is for the grey one. Because the new card connects and closer on one side, you are going to have a bit to extra wire to deal with (there is room) but make sure the metal plugs are positioned so they do no touch after you close the back up (the plugs are too close together). You will see what I mean when you snap them back on. You may have to unplug and re-route the wires a bit so they stay separated and do not touch. I strongly suggest you download the drivers first and put them on a thumbdrive or on the laptop. Remember, you won't have wi-fi when you are re-installing (I used a usb RJ45 jack to hard wire to my network so I did not have that problem - but you might!).

Following the part number on the original wifi card, this was the one which came up. Manufacturer confirmed it. Customer support from the Amazon vendor was bad. After a couple of emails trying to find out how to connect the antennae cables(the sockets did look the same as on the original card), they wouldn't respond anymore. A replacement was supposed to be sent, but according to Amazon it was never sent. I ended up returning it and Amazon gave me a refund.

It's a wifi and bluetooth network card. I got it for a fanless industrial mini-PC from NEOSMAY I got for a project. It works as expected. The card does not come with antennas but the mini-PC came with antennas included and everything fit together well.