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Review on Bluetooth Wi-Fi adapter Intel AX210NGW by Adam Kotowski ᠌

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A very high-quality product, I take it not for the first time.

Pigtails require IPEX4 in small sizes, so keep that in mind. There are usually too near holes for SMA connectors, and the plug-in connectors to the MP interfere with the antennas, so I would not advocate placing them there. If the antennas are only rotary dipoles on the connector, they should be tilted in opposite directions and mounted on a bracket within the casing, with at least four to five centimeters between them as recommended by the manufacturer. In this situation, the use of two antennas will result in typical transmission rates and cognitive processing. In cases when there is a lack of free space, as is the case with my son's mini-PC, it is preferable to leave one antenna linked to the main socket. While gigabit speeds won't be possible here, you may expect speeds and delays of several hundred megabits per second to be more consistent. You might also try using an external antenna, but this has its own set of problems (in my opinion, even more so).

Pros
  • Quick, final "normal" Intel adapter; ax211 and later support only specific generations of Intel processors and other gimmickry. The B550 had no issues with it. Superb ac/ax 5-8 GHz 160 MHz, 6 GHz frequency range, operates on modern firewood without requiring a lot of tambourine twirling. LMP12 (Version 5.3) of Bluetooth is also fully functional.
Cons
  • Price? I considered paying the extra 1400 for them at another shop, but ultimately decided against it because of the delivery time and price.

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May 30, 2023
Pros: Goods match the description. New. Has cons: Unorganized delivery, deadlines are not met.