Review on Intel Wireless-AC 9560, M.2 2230, 2X2 Ac+Bt, Gigabit, Wi-Fi 5, Non-Vpro (9560.NGWG.NV) by Thasapon Bowers

Used this in my new build which had an Intel CNVI slot on the motherboard. I love that it's fully hidden and recognized immediately at boot on Win10 - no drivers required and bluetooth worked too. NOTE: When ordering antennas for this, make sure they have an MHF4 connector and nothing else. In addition, the connector is very small and it is not possible to install antennas because the card is already built into the cell phone. First connect the wires, then route the entire assembly to where you need it. In my case, I was able to route the cables behind the mobile device and drill holes for external antennas on the back of the case. TIP: If you're building a glass-panelled setup, this green WiFi card will collide with the mobile device's circuit board. (usually black for me). I cut out a piece of cardboard slightly larger than the size of the Wi-Fi card and wrapped it in black heat shrink tubing. I then placed molded heat shrink tubing on top of the Wi-Fi card and firmly routed the antenna wires to the mobile device and now this thing is completely discreet. See photo.