
- Frequency Band: 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz / 6 GHz
- Interface: PCIe Half Mini Card / M.2 (NGFF)
- Brand: Intel
- Model: AX210
- Model #: AX210.NGWG.NV
- Item #: 9SIC8JAM4W7907
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Chipset is capable of promiscuous mode.

- Wireless Data Rates: Up to 150Mbps
- Frequency Band: 2.4 GHz - 2.4835 GHz
- Standards: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
- Security: 64/128 WEP, WPA/WPA2, WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES), supports IEEE 802.1X
- Model #: TL-WN725N
- Item #: 9SIC8JAM503090
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Works perfectly for my needs. I have it for my laptop because the onboard died. The small size makes it unnoticeable, which was the reason I bought it. I still get full bars from my wifi router, with my laptop on the 3rd floor and the router on the 2nd floor about 30-40 feet away.

- Model #: C472-L5714
- Item #: 9SIC472KW15257
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- Wireless Data Rates: BE5400
- Frequency Band: 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz / 6GHz
- Interface: Pci express
- Brand: fenvi
- Model #: FV-BE5400
- Item #: 9SIADXZKPE4410
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- I was originally looking at TP link because I did not recognize Fenvi, then I ran across this on the TP link AX 200 (System Requirements Windows 10 (64-bit) only). - This is quite interesting because I checked the chip-set out on Intel's web site and it is clear the drivers are part of a number of Linux Kernels starting with 5.1. - I just installed this in my kids school computer and as soon as Mint came up it immediately told me WiFi networks available. - I entered in the WiFi key and all is beautiful in Linux land as usual. : No Windows Driver updates, no reboots, this is truly PnP and anyone who believes Linux is just for Hackers and IT guys are living in the stone age. - I would highly recommend this card to anyone wanting to save $$ and not tied to the Windows Bloated inefficient data theft by telemetry ecosystem. - TP link is on my list as just another Windows H/W lackey who has either H/W locked their card to Windows requiring some kind of special driver to work or they are so uninformed that they are unaware that Intel stays pretty up to date writing drivers for Linux as well as MS Windows.