Review on Sintech M.2 Adapter: Convert NGFF WiFi Card to M.2 Key M for Intel 7260, 8260, 9260 by Mariealphonse Seattle

This item works great. I'll start with the cons: only 1 can come to mind, and it's not really a con considering the type of item. The downside, which isn't actually a downside, is that you're obviously using the m.2 slot for this, but if you still want to buy the item, that's the sacrifice you're willing to make. Now about the pluses, of which there are several. 1) This item is actually more compatible than the description says. I had an Intel AX200 (AX200NGW or Wifi 6 or 802.11ax) from an internal WiFi card. At this time, this WiFi card is not listed among the compatible chips, but it definitely is. I have some link speed both when it was in the NIC and when it was finally configured. 2.) If you already had a WiFi card on your computer but needed to remove it, this is a great way to ensure you still have WiFi and don't need to install additional drivers. Of course, you can only use that if you have an m.2 slot that you want to spare. 3.) Bluetooth is enabled with this device when you connect the supplied USB cable to the card and header on the motherboard. My computer is M-Atx so I only have 3 PCIE slots and they are arranged so my GPU covers them all. I bought this hoping for the best and it has held up for me so maybe you will too. They also provide a tiny (non-magnetized) screwdriver to help with installation if needed. Overall great experience with this product so far. I will update if problems arise.