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Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 - Network adapter - M.2 2230 - 802.11ac, 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6)
M.2 A Key, M.2 E Key
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Ordered the adapter and can confirm that it is _not_ a CNVIO module (KEV), but a "normal" one that also works in an AMD computer.
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Thanks for the info! Then I was obviously lucky, because it worked for me 😄
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Depending on the model, it could be compatible, but I don't know your motherboard.
Does it have an M.2.E key connector? If not, there are also PCIE Wlan cards that will fit any motherboard.
Yes, it is normal that no antennas are included. Such wifi adapters are usually used in notebooks where the antennas are already built into the housing. At most, you might buy a single card like this as an upgrade for an older model.
The following antenna might fit, but I'm not 100% sure about the connectors. Delock WLAN double antenna (WLAN antenna)
zum Beispiel das hier: Shuttle WLAN-Kit M.2
Former employee
3 years ago
The item does not come with an antenna. Regarding "is the Wifi perfect?", you should contact customer service, so they can provide more details :) https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc...
Former employee
3 years ago
Hi, thank you for your input! This card does in fact support Wi-Fi 6E and 6 GHz. The description will be updated in this respect, as we don't have a specification for 6 GHz yet, as it is still being implemented.
It's not but it's the correct model
Former employee
4 years ago
We are sorry, but we can't do that. We advise you to look at our site from time to time. If the product page is visible, but the product is not available, you can request an email notification when it is available again.
I had an HP PCIE card with an AX200 chip on it, which I replaced with the AX210 chip.
Everything works fine, but I don't have 6e WiFi yet, which I can test at the moment.
The new BT 5.2 functions (LE) do not work with Windows 10, but Windows 11 can already communicate with 2 audio devices simultaneously.
At the moment, a change from the AX200 to the AX210 is not absolutely necessary, but it is certainly something that can be used to the full in the future.
I saw a teardown of the Legion 5 15" and the module is certainly compatible. I have it running in my AMD Thinkpad. It looks like it's an Intel AX200NGW in the Legion. If that's the case for you and it's an M.2 with A-E-Key (that's the format the M.2 looks like), then I wouldn't doubt it ;-)
Former employee
4 years ago
This is a normal module.
Former employee
4 years ago
According to our information, it is not the vPro variant.
Former employee
4 years ago
According to our information, it is not the vPro variant.
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