Universal 2.4G+5G Dual Band Wireless Card for Intel 7260AC 867Mbps Bluetooth 4.0 Network Card WiFi Card Support 802.11ac/a/b/g/n Support for MSI 16F4 16GC 1763

He was very happy with it

First attempt I missed the Antenna connectors - which are tiny and fiddly, but once snapped into place decent signal strength for an internal antenna. Only thing is I can't seem to find Bluetooth drivers or get BT enabled. Not a huge deal for this price - WiFi was my main goal anyway.

I've had connection issues for a while now but this has stopped that dead.Easy to fit (but really that will depend on how accessible your own slot is).Thinking of buying another for my other laptop.

The wireless connection on my old Dell E5430 laptop started failing to bind to my router despite entering the password. The problem seemed to start after a Windows 10 update, but this may have been a coincidence. I changed out the wireless card with the Bewinner card. The process was straightforward and the device works well. I have not checked the speed, but it is fast enough for my purposes. I would have given it 5 stars bar for the lack of instructions forcing me to do a web search for advice.

You can add BlueTooth to a computer that does not currently have BlueTooth. It also upgrades the WiFi to AC standard. AC WiFi can use both 2.4 and 5GHz at the same time if your router's WiFi is also AC, which most new ones will be.These cards fit most laptops of the last 10 years but be careful to check. I bought two and was unlucky with one HP EliteBook which has some kind of secure bios which rejects this card. It's my laptop not the card. They work in two other laptops fine.We have 500/37gbs Internet and the card would pull 150gbs on speedtest and push 37gbps over an AC WiFi link. I was expecting more but it's double what I was getting on the old WiFi card.I don't think WiFi matches the speed of an Ethernet cable yet. At least not with these cards.

For this price it seems a NO BRAINER....... Removed old wifi device from system software via device manager (this step is optional - just ensures removed devices do not clutter up your pc registry); Powered down Laptop; Opened case, Disconnected wifi ariel wires from old card; Removed old wifi card; . Then inserted new Wifi card; connected ariel wires to new card; closed case; powered up laptop - card automatically recognised and software installed. Old card speed 133mbs - new card 750mbs (without any tweeking, maybe it could go even faster by experimenting with parameters - but - with this kind of speed increase, I can't be bothered to find out) - AMAZING !!!!

Great Wi-Fi signal. But doesn’t have Bluetooth

The best thing you will do for your old laptop. I went from 20mbps to 200mbps (my router gives me 300mbps). These speeds were captured on the top floor of my home. Near the router I get very close to what I pay for.