📶 High-Gain 8dBi WiFi Antenna with RP-SMA Male Connector for Dual Band 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz Frequencies + 10-inch U.FL IPEX MHF4 to RP SMA Female Extension Cable for M.2 NGFF + Computer Back Slot Cover Bracket Review

Connected to my Intel Ax Wi-Fi card and wired to the back of the case. It was easy to install. I now have super stable and fast WiFi and Bluetooth.

You have to be very careful with this when installing. I have two of these for my Intel AX200. One of the cables was bad. It took a lot of work to install on my WiFi card, there seemed to be almost no gap between the plastic center of the cable connector end and the outer ring of the connector. I had to fix it with a safety pin. Then the cable at the RP-SMA end of the same cable broke off during installation for no apparent reason. Slide the shrink tubing back and it looked mis-soldered. Even…

I bought this antenna to extend the range of my Intel M.2 wireless card in my computer's metal case. I already had one for Wi-Fi, but I noticed that the Bluetooth band antenna that originally came with it didn't do the job. I ordered a second external antenna from Tenmory for use with Bluetooth and it works very well. Now my Bluetooth connections also work reliably. I am very happy with this antenna and would recommend it for both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, especially with an Intel M.2 card. In…

That's why I chose this BC, it has a PCI mount. I could use another antenna/wires without brackets for $5-6 cheaper and just drill a few holes in my existing PCI bracket covers, but whatever. At least the mount isn't a flimsy, flimsy sheet of aluminum, but rather thick and strong. Wire smells awful when you touch it with your fingers, it smells like flying versions of ants or something. IT SMELLS BAD. Like some weird chemicals or a bunch of dead bugs left to rot for 10 years. I'm pretty sure it

I keep my test PC pretty far down in the basement outdoors, so I haven't run any ethernet cables to it yet. Instead, I used a clunky USB Wi-Fi adapter, which is pretty silly considering my motherboard has an M.2 NGFF connector and I have an M.2 802.11ax adapter. All I needed were two MHF4 IPEX antenna cables and a pair of SMA antennas - preferably slot mount. For $14 and Prime Shipping, Tenmory WiFi 8dBi RP-SMA Male Antenna 2.4GHz 5.8GHz Dual Band + 10" U.FL IPEX MHF4-RP SMA Female to M.2 NGFF…

The other port has no connection to either port on the Intel Wifi E Dongle Would definitely buy something else if something else was available. Unfortunately this was the only one I found that has a record.