EDUP AX5400Mbps WiFi 6E PCIE Card AX210 Bluetooth 5.2 802.11ax PCI Express Adapter 2.4Ghz/5Ghz/6Ghz | WPA3| MU-MIMO | OFDMA, Supports Windows 11/10 64 bit （EP-9651）

Works flawlessly. Easy install, windows picked it up and installed drivers automatically. (Windows 10). Recognised my 6E network and getting acceptable speeds. Cheap and cheerful WiFi 6E card.

I was reluctant to buy this adapter, given it's a no-name brand, but I decided to try it because it had the AX210 chip that I wanted. It turns out everything works perfectly, both for WiFi and Bluetooth. It works on Windows and Linux no problem, so I'm happy I didn't spend more for a fancier brand when this does the job just fine.

I bought this card to replace an 802.11n USB adapter as it offers both Wifi 6 connectivity and Bluetooth. It was easy to install as it uses the Intel AX200 driver that was immediately availble on my Windows PC once I booted it up. The connection strength and throughput speed were also excellent - far better than any n or ac adaptor I've previously used.However - the bad - I kept suffering random disconnects from both WAN and/or Internet, every 20 minutes or so. After a lot of trial and error, reading articles and faffing about with drivers, it seems there were two problems: first you need to be aware that few routers support the 802.11ax connectivity and you may need to disable this. Second, the card is *very* sensitive to interference - I had to switch off the wifi on my phone and also remove my wireless headphones and replace with Bluetooth versions. There is also very little help on the EDUP website, which is not well laid-out.Now I've solved the issues I am very happy with the performance, but some of these issues were slightly more than trivial to fix, so if you want a 'plug and play' solution this might not be it.

Works well. Fixed my wifi problem

Ordered this wifi card for my new self-build desktop PC It is the latest standard with an intel chipset.The card arrived on time. It was easily installed and the drivers were no trouble to install although I had to download them on another computer as the supplied drivers were on a CD and not on a USB thumb drive but this is made clear in the description. It is worth bearing in mind though as most people won't be including a CD drive on a new PC.Once everything was installed and set up the reception was excellent.This card should really come into its own when ISP suppliers' routers are provided with wifi 6 built in. So, if you are building a PC now it is worth spending a few pounds more for this card to build in a bit of future proofing.

No matter what I do I can not get this thing to work. Shows on device manage but that it has no driver despite intallin and re installing the drivers numerous time over with no success. Showed once on my network adapters then tried to click enable and it just disappeared straight away and not been able to get it to appear again since...

I had to try 2 PCI slots. The cable isn't long enough to get to my USB pins over my GPU for bluetooth - but the wireless at least is working now!

I managed to install the card quite easily, but getting the drivers to install was a challenge, and as I’m also part of the Windows insider program, it’s sometimes blocks getting to the boot screen. As I regularly do clean installs after every two or three test builds.

I used this product to get a better connectivity and faster internet. It works very well and was east to install via plug-n-play. No problems with it, and it was easy to use. It even helps boost the signal for other devices in my home, which was an added bonus.

No problem in Windows 11. Was able to find updated driver and install.

I recently upgraded to 3Gbit synchonous Internet and needed NICs for my main desktop and server that could handle it as they only had 1Gbit built-in. Despite the utter generic branding on these NICs, they are well made and do the job very well. Realtek drivers are often hit and miss, but these are updated frequently and are dead easy to install. The cards perform fantastic when paired with an appropriate switch and the itty bitty, adorable heatsink on the card means it can handle very large loads without overheating, which can happen on these chipsets if not given cooling assistance.Very pleased overall. 2.5Gbit is a good intersection between high performance and affordability and these cards are a great example of that.

Affordable, easy to install, and capable of advertised speeds. It’s worth noting that to achieve over 1 Gbps you’ll need an Ethernet cable (cat 7/8 or some cat 6 variants) which supports your desired speed. The same goes for your router and/or modem as well as your PCIe slot on your motherboard (read your manual - it’s not uncommon for one PCIe port to be faster/slower than others). Obviously, your plan provided by your ISP must offer speeds over 1 Gbps as well. Alternatively, if any of the above conditions aren’t met, you’ll likely find yourself reaching speeds of up to 1 Gbps at most. Still, for the price, it’s a great buy as the card will be current for quite some time.

Even if the description says it does not support linux, worked plug and play on my machine on first install. Already had the Realtek r8168 driver installed, maybe that helped, but either way, it's not hard to find and install if necessary.Got my full Internet speed on WAN, testing with SpeedTest (command line)Got 900 Mbits/s+ speeds on multiples test on LAN, testing with iperf3Will it keep providing consistent speed for long, too soon to say, but definitely a good buy to replace an older network card that stopped working