Intel Wireless-Ac 9260, 2230, 2x2 Ac+Bt, Gigabit, Vpro

Better than before …works good

It took be 2 days to find the correct one and this was it. It works perfectly and also support 5G (Wifi).

Good

Been struggling with Linux drivers for an old Broadcom wifi card in my old Dell all in one notebook. Either package were not written well or not there at all. For those few distros where the wifi did work, would glitch out or take a lot of work on the terminal or Konsole to get it working.Intel's 9260 is a great upgrade and simple so long as you are ok with a few screws and plastic tabs.For some reason, only Debian seems to not like the 9260 but again works so well after some Konsole commands.For anyone who has an old system with a dated wifi card, this is a must-have. Even before an SSD or RAM upgrade, change the wifi card. Speeds are great, Bluetooth 5.1 allows connecting to headphones thru Blueman which earlier was quite a chore to sort out the drivers and settings.

Really good

I upgraded my Intel Wireless Ac 3160 with this one in my Dell Inspiron 7548 and it works great.

Not exactly plug and play, faced a lot driver issues initially but after a couple of hours troubleshooting everything starting working.Used it for my wife's lenovo yoga 710. Much needed upgrade, as the stock card was a useless dried up turd. Speeds are much consistent now, wifi and bluetooth reception greatly improved

No consistency in 2.5Ghz network. It keeps dropping the connection. It is OK product. Manageable with 5Ghz.