Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6205 Dual Band N600 PCIe adapter, External antenna

Pros: Fastest downloads speeds on any of my other wireless cards.

Cons: In Windows 8? Do not download the latest drivers, just plug and play will be enough. Why? In Win8, right after I downloaded the latest drivers, the connection would drop randomly, it was annoying. So, I put the old slower card and connection was fine but 20Mbps slower than the 50 rated.
Reinstalled Windows one day, put this card back w/o no updated drivers, now I'm getting up to 58Mbps on my 50/30 connection. This Wireless N6205 chip is amazingly fast. So, blame it on Windows.

Not really a Con but just in case.

Overall Review: About a year ago, I bought an Acer Timeline X laptop, I noticed that my DL speeds were fast, one day I decided to get a 2nd laptop, an Acer E1 series and decided to renew my Fios contract, upgraded to 50/35 from 25/25 and noticed that this laptop was getting a max of 20Mbps whereas my Timeline X was getting the full 50Mbps.
Checked the device manager in the TimeX and notice that it had a Centrino N6205, open my Acer E1 replaced the original (broadcom Wireless) for the N6205 and now the Acer E1 is getting the full 50, but up to 58Mbps.

I tested this Wireless N6205 on another laptop and definitely this is the best wireless N card that I have had, broadcom is slowest of them all. There's another brand which I forgot the name but that's the 2nd fastest, but regardless, the Centrino N-6205 is the best.

Pros: Box is clean...

Cons: Seems to have all sorts of issues dropping connections on Windows 10.

Overall Review: None