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sent message before shipping and for mobo to make sure card would fit message after delivered to help with installation

Unwrapped, read the directions, plugged it in and it worked.

-Hello. I am technically inclined, but I like to take the approach of a person reading reviews that doesn’t understand all the “geek speak” and make it understandable for the person who doesn’t have the time or patience to study up on stuff. If that’s you, then this one is for you. -If you need an affordable solution to have wireless on your laptop or desktop computer, and may have an older 2.4 GHz router, then this is the solution for you to once again have that Ethernet cable free device. -It has a very small form-factor/footprint. In a laptop/notebook it barely sticks out so it is the perfect size to NOT get broke off or catch on other peripheral wires. The TP-Link devices I have used/tested in the past have ALL performed VERY well while keeping the price-point down to a minimum. And this device also holds true to their performance as well as the price. -I live in an apartment complex where there are 20+ wireless connections on all the time. This device performs as should, never in a millisecond deciding where to connect. It acts like there is no other wireless connection even around. -It doesn’t even get warm when torrenting large files as well as streaming movies from the internet. It’s a little workhorse. -The range was quite impressive also. I could walk down the street with the laptop and around the corner (behind a 7 foot cinderblock wall and still get 1-2 bars of wireless (fluctuating) at well over 250 feet or more. In a home where there is multi stories, I do not see this product suffering from connections what-so-ever. . .

The device is a Broadcom BCM4360 Wireless AC adapter that is natively supported in macOS for both WIFI and Bluetooth 4.0. Bluetooth keyboards and mice work in the OS, and in the BIOS. It also works well in Windows.