FebSmart Wireless N Dual Band 600Mbps (2.4GHz 300Mbps or 5GHz 300Mbps) PCIE WiFi Adapter for Windows 11, 10, 8.x, 7, XP (32/64bit) and Windows Server Desktop PCs, 2X2 MIMO PCIE WiFi Card (FS-N600)

This wireless adapter was a very good choice for the money. It supports Windows 11, 10, 8.1 and 7. It is very easy to install and it will plug and play when installed in the PCI X1 slot. It is very responsive to the internet and is fast. It gets the job done, only thing I see not so good is getting into the website. Very difficult to get there.

It did what I had purchased it for: I needed to connect a Motherboard to the Internet while I was still testing it outside of any case! And to get a licensed copy of an OS installed on a drive ASAP. Later on, I used it on the Mobo inside a case for some time BEFORE I finally decided to run a CAT6 LAN Cable directly from the router to the PC.

This card installed without any issues and it picks up the 2.4 band just fine on our network. I would recommend and I would purchase this again if needed.

I have an old Dell Optiplex 9020 with 2 SSDs each running a different version of Linux (NEON and MX-21) and no M$ Windows. Until quite recently I had been using a Panda dual band WiFi adapter in a USB port for internet connectivity but I don't care for stuff hanging off of ports in my computer so I thought I would give this card a try. Installation is simple. It took me longer to disconnect cables from my PC than it did to install the card and screw on the antennas. When I booted into Linux (NEON - Ubuntu 20.04) the WIFI connection was made right away. When I shut it down and booted into MX-21 Linux (Debian 11) it too connected and I moved the antennas for the strongest signal. Whenever I shut down my system and restart it I have a good internet connection which is quite pleasing since there are three walls between my wireless access point and PC. I only have one minor complaint with the card. To be honest, I don't know whether the WIFI card, my dual boot system or Linux is to blame but when I reboot the system I do not get a WIFI connection, however, performing a complete power off/on cycle the WIFI connectivity is immediate. This really is a very small problem but it never was an issue with the Panda WIFI adapter plugged into a USB port. For that one reason I am giving it 4, not 5, stars. Overall I am quite satisfied with the adapter and would purchase it again.

works great

Plug and play wi-fi for my Dell Optiplex i5 with Win10 OS. I like that it doesn't use a USB port. Range is good as my router is across the house and my computer is buried under a desk. Speed transmission is as fast as my computer, and probably faster! Overall I am happy with my purchase, I would recommend, and I would definitely purchase again. Should this item have a later issue or short life, I will update this review accordingly.

The listing says it is compatible with Windows XP and easy to install. The part where you install it into the tower is super easy but getting it to work is another story. It will not read the disc that comes with it and since I can not connect to an internet source, I can not download the driver from the internet. There are no troubleshooting instructions that come with it. If you are getting this for a computer running XP be prepared to do some problem solving when installing this.

Muy buen producto

Great product !