RZ616 MT7922A22M M.2 WiFi 6E Wireless Network Card Module, 5374Mbps Tri-Band WiFi Adapter with Bluetooth 5.2, M.2 NGFF WiFi Card for Desktop PC, Plug and Play, Compatible with Linux System, Easy to In

The RZ616 MT7922A22M M.2 WiFi 6E wireless network module is a high-performance tri-band wireless network adapter built with MT7922A22M mainstream chip, designed to upgrade the wireless network performance of desktops and laptops. It supports 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz three frequency bands under WiFi 6E standard, with a total theoretical transmission speed reaching 5374Mbps, bringing smoother network experience for 4K streaming, large file downloading and online gaming.

Built-in Bluetooth 5.2 chip delivers faster pairing speed, longer transmission distance and stronger anti-interference ability. It can stably connect various Bluetooth peripherals including wireless headsets, Bluetooth mice, keyboards and game controllers simultaneously without signal drop or disconnection.

This network card adopts universal M.2 NGFF interface, which can be directly inserted into the M.2 wireless slot of the computer mainboard for installation. No extra expansion bracket or adapter is required, greatly simplifying the upgrade process. The whole module features a mini lightweight structure that will not occupy excessive internal space of the device.

It achieves excellent cross-system compatibility. Besides full support for multiple versions of Windows systems, the hardware driver is well-adapted to various Linux distributions, meeting the usage demands of office, development and industrial equipment users running Linux systems. The installation procedure is extremely user-friendly: just insert the card into the matching M.2 slot, install the corresponding driver and connect the antenna, then you can use high-speed WiFi and Bluetooth functions immediately.

With advanced signal optimization technology, the WiFi 6E card effectively reduces network delay and signal congestion in multi-device household environments. It is an ideal replacement or upgrade part for old built-in wireless modules with slow speed and unstable signals, suitable for DIY desktop assembly, notebook wireless function repair and Linux host networking configuration.