Ubit WiFi Card, 3000M Three Band 6GHz/5GHz/2.4GHz PCI-E Wireless WiFi Card with Bluetooth 5.2 Network Adapter with MU-MIMO,OFDMA,Ultra-Low Latency, Supports Windows 10/11 (64bit) only

This product was a simple plug-in card, very easy to set up and worked perfectly. Good internet speeds and works for exactly what I bought it for. Great value.

Windows 10 picks it up with no issue. I’ve yet to find any issues with this Wifi / Bluetooth pcie card. Bluetooth and Wifi signal is strong from you to 25 feet away. Comes with low profile bracket and mini Phillips heads screw driver for installation as a bonus.

Firstly, features work great as advertised. It's everything it says it is. The only drawback is that the drivers were not easy to find to install it, if it weren't for the help on the review section here. After finding the correct drivers that weren't on the company website, it was a piece of cake and I have an excellent upgraded wifi card. If you need the correct driver, look for r1kmw14w.exe driver to get this card to work. Until the company gets this fixed, do not go to the website for drivers.

Easy to install and works like a charm. Replaced a failing USB wireless adapter with this and have had no issues in the month we've had it. Great connection speed, and great ping when playing online video games. The router is 2 rooms away through 2 thick walls and it's no issue.

I build and sell gaming PC’s, so I’m not a noob at hardware and driver installation. I’ve used several different brands of these cards. The dozens of others I have used have been plug n play mostly. No matter what I did, which PCIE lane I put it in, which drivers I installed in what order - Windows will not recognize this card. I wasted a couple of hours on this before finally just installing one of the other brands I have (which costs about $5 more) and it worked immediately. The drivers ubit directs you is just an older Intel driver that is way older than the current Intel wifi drivers. Spend the extra $5 and get one that works immediately.

The WiFi card works perfectly. I highly recommend this WiFi card!

I am aware that this wifi adapter isn't intel. However, finding the right drivers was very difficulty. This took a while of searching and navigating through the manufacturer's website. At the same time, the wifi got stuck on Wifi N and speeds were crazy slow. I went into properties and tried to change it, but still no luck. The back antennas are extremely lose as well and barely work. Feels extremely flimsy and kind of, you get what you paid for type of deal.

The manufacture website doesn't show this exact model. It as AX3000 but that one has heatsink, different design. There's no mention of solution/chipset in the package or card. Then I found the card is not PnP. I need to copy the driver I download from another computer. But instruction is scary saying I need to disable anti-virus of windows, which is very fishy. (It turns out you don't need to.) Then I learned the card is using "AMD RZ608", which use mediatek's MT7921 chipset. It's hard to find right driver, and they are old. I later used Lenovo's RZ608 driver which at least showing as newer. But the process is painful. You will find a lot of people posting their experience with RZ608 in linux too, which will be some struggle later. So if you are thinking this might be AX200/AX210, unfortunately it's none of them. You won't get driver by Microsoft's driver update search, you can only download and install driver manually.