IEEE 802.11AC WiFi 5 NGFF M2 Interface 1200Mbps WiFi Adapter with Bluetooth 4.2 for Laptop PCs, 2.4GHz 300Mbps and 5GHz 867Mbps NGFF M2 WiFi Card, OEM Lenovo FRU PN: 01AX713 (QCNFA344A)

It wasn't clear from the ad if the device worked with my particular laptop model. So I asked and they promptly replied saying YES so I purchased. This is indeed working perfectly in my Dell Inspiron 5755 laptop. Thanks for the prompt reply and amazing service. This card gives me a better connection than the stock card plus it adds 5Ghz support. The faster band also gives me a consistent overall speed bump on top of the added reliability. Although, when removing the old card it seemed like one of the antenna wires was not fitting snug so maybe that was part of my reliability issue. Now everything is properly clipped together. But still the speed boost is much appreciated.

Top Shelf works great

After consulting with Netely, they recommended the Netely QCNFA344A card using FRU P/N - 01AX713 to replace my original Realtek network card in my Lenovo Legion Y530-151CH with FRU P/N of 01A712 that was failing.The old card was having issues with keeping a connection to my network SSID's, and would drop a connection intermittently and take a number of minutes to restore a connection to one of my SSID's. Recently the card was getting worse and when it dropped a connection it would not connect to any SSID and would cycle through the network SSID's to try to connect to each unsuccessfully. The only way to resolve it was to reboot the computer.Over a week of use with the new Netely QCNFA344A card, I have experienced no drops in any network connection. Switching as needed between any network SSID was quick and internet speed has been exceptional at times.I run a 5G mobile internet connection from my home and my recent SPEEDTEST.net results were outstanding at 123 Mbps DOWNLOAD and 81 Mbps UPLOAD speed with a WIFI connection to my Huawei CPE Pro 2 router.I highly recommend this card.

This chip does not support 5Ghz in AP mode.

it work good

Just a worthless attachment sitting on my MB. I had such certainty that it would work. After a few months of trying, not even worth the time and effort to remove it now. With Windows... don't know. However, do you really want to continue running that when constantly updated and FREE open source alternatives are on the rise? Cheers friends

Replaced OEM WIFI card in Lenovo Yoga 910 Laptop. WIFI speed tests had slipped to under 50 mbps on 250 mbps service. Replaced card (semi-professionally at Geek Squad Best Buy) and WIFI now achieves near full download speeds. Was hesitant because I thought WIFI cards either worked or they didn't. However, this card seemed to work fine. Been using for over a month now and all seems well.

You gotta love how easy computer manufacturers have made it to diagnose computer problems yourself. My Lenovo Thinkpad was not connecting to WiFi. I did the troubleshoot, and it said the Qualcomm component was not functioning. Did an online search, figured out it was the WiFi card that was corrupt, bought this card, opened the laptop, took out the old card, put in this one, and now the WiFi works perfectly. I’m very satisfied with this purchase.