Ubit Bluetooth Card, PCI-E WiFi Card 802.11N 600Mbps, Wireless Dual-Band 5G/2.4G PCIe WiFi Adapter Network Card for Desktop PC

I think the idea is a good one pack in a powerful multiband WiFi card and add in Bluetooth 4.0 on a PCI Express card sounds great. But the delivery is far from wonderful. PCI Express can only power the Wifi so they provide a separate very short cable to connect to a USB 1.0 or 2.0 connection on the motherboard. The main problem is who has a spare connection on their motherboard for USB? The cable is so short that even on a mini ATX board you won't get to one. The sole purpose for buying this was that they bundled together Wifi and Bluetooth, it seemed perfect for our needs but hopes were dashed. No instructions, emailed support but the product has a flaw in its conception, that USB cable!

I purchased this device to be able to access a mobile hot-spot (my phone primarily) from my desktop PC, and to prepare for future improvements to broadband in my rural area.I was able to install the card in a PCI-X1 slot, but had to move my USB-3 adapter card down one slot to prevent interference with the antennas on the WIFI card (the antennas still need to be positioned just right to not interfere with the Audio Out plug. The antennas are a little loose fitting so they change position pretty easy.I like the fact that Windows 10 loaded the drivers on startup and both the WIFI and Hot-spot worked great. This WIFI adapter even picked up my WIFI extension that resides at the other end of the house ( about 50 feet, and several walls away) with full signal.Only improvements I would recommend are to make the antennas rotate a little stiffer for more positive positioning, and the adapter mounting screws that are provided should be a tad longer to make them easier to start and hold -- the adapter bracket tends to keep these short screws from reaching the hole unless the bracket fits perfectly flush in the slot and held tight.

Ordered this card after doing a fair amount of research on the various options on Amazon. This was a good blend of value and strength/range. I am currently able to get about 100mb/s on this card with only about 70% wifi signal (my desktop is a bit far from the router). Installation was easy, just plug it into an empty PCIe slot and screw on the antennas. Did not even need to download drivers. I will note that there was a mini-CD with drivers, but I did not actually use it. I have not tried the bluetooth function yet, but I did install the power cord for it (which was a tad bit short, almost could not use it because I did not have a USB power port near the PCIe slot that I was using). Overall, a great wifi card.

So I had to go to their website online and it was all in mandarin or something. Alarm bells obviously are going off when you see that but it was the companies site. Everything worked fine after I installed the drivers.The bluetooth works great and I haven't had an issue. My beef is with the wifi. It is not good at all. Unless you are within 15 ft of your router, you will not get a stable connection...if at all. Fortunately i had a separate usb WLAN card i used for my raspberry pi and plugged that in.Basically, if money is tight or you just need this for bluetooth, this is the best bang for your buck as far as im aware. But if you want a good bluetooth and wifi card, firstly, buy name brand so you know the drivers will be supported and are legit, and secondly, you'll know the wifi connection isn't sub par.

I write this review using the wireless card, so it does work, HOWEVER- despite being only a single room over from the router, registered signal strength never goes about 2/4 bars. Webpages load slowly. Furthermore, it is my experience that about once every five times I start my computer, the card is simply unable to find or recognize any network. I've tried tightening the antennae and swapping them for one another, but the problems persist. This will work for now, but I recommend potential buyers look elsewhere.

as the title says, this thing gets VERY poor connection. it was totally unusable without using a better antenna that i had. it must be a defective product.Update: as i was checking the pins of the card's antenna plug, i noticed the wifi one sticks out a little bit, while the bluetooth one does not. this means that on my wifi one i cant screw it in all the way... definitely a quality control issue

My onboard wi-fi receiver in my Dell XPS decided to quit. I hooked up an old Zyxel USB wifi receiver that I had and it got me thru the 3 days it took to receiver this PCIe wi-fi adapter. Opened the case and installed in 5 mins. Powered it back up without need to manually install any Win 10 drivers (did not use the disc that came with it) and it immediately found my home wi-fi network and clocked close to 175Mbps. What more could you ask for?

I bought this card as a second set of antennas for my desktop rig. First putting it in yielded nothing in Windows, no added cards detected. Using my other card to download the drivers on their website, only the Bluetooth was recognized and the WiFi card was not recognized at all; even when downloading the drivers, it'd display a "The selected card is not inserted, please insert or reinsert" message. Regardless of which PCIE I put the card in, it yields the same result, with my other card being recognized no problem. The same is true if I uninstall the other card and only put in the Ubit card. The Bluetooth does work, so there's that, but 50% of the product doesn't work. I'm sure I just got a bad sample looking at the other reviews, but still, buyer beware.