Ubit WiFi Card, Tri-Band 5400Mbps WiFi 6E 6GHz PCIe WiFi Card
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About Ubit WiFi Card, Tri-Band 5400Mbps WiFi 6E 6GHz PCIe WiFi Card
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
83% liked its seamless compatibility, but 17% had trouble with driver installation
The tablet has a strong Bluetooth signal and good wifi range even through 3 concrete walls, indicating compatibility with internal networking cards.
I noticed that Linux 5.11 requires Linux firmware from February 8th to function, but Linux 5.12 will have proper support for the card.
Rephrased: Linux 5.11 requires firmware from February 8th to function, but Linux 5.12 will have proper support for the card.
77% appreciated its rock-solid reliability
I received a genuine Intel AX210 module from UBit, which comes with a PCIe adapter. My machine recognizes it as an AX210, just as it should.
The tablet has a strong Bluetooth signal and good wifi range, even going through 3 concrete walls. It does the job as expected.
Having Bluetooth and wifi on my older computer makes it more viable with where I live now and gives me so many more options.
The PCIe Wi-Fi 6 network card increased our networking throughput by 6 times.
84% found it easy to install
I found it easy to install the card by just removing the previous one and plugging this one in. There have been no issues with dropout since installation.
Installing the card was easy and it came with everything needed for the PC.
I installed the network card in less than 5 minutes without reading the manual, based on other people's reviews.
80% praised for its lightning-fast speeds
I was surprised by the significant improvement in networking performance after switching to a PCIe Wi-Fi 6 network card. Compared to my previous experience with an ASUS Wi-Fi 5 USB thumb stick, the speeds were much higher, with 6x the networking throughout and 9-10ms, 620mbps download, 41mbps upload.
I suggest positioning the antennas slightly apart and in an area with the most free air to ensure a stable connection.
After upgrading to this tri-band card, my connection speed increased from 47.30 Mbps to 168.59 Mbps. I had issues getting a decent connection in that location, but this card made the difference for me.
The tablet has a strong Bluetooth signal and good wifi range even through 3 concrete walls to the router. I am happy with my purchase.
