STARTECH PEXUSB3S25 2 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Expansion Card
- 2x USB Ports
- USB 3.0
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OEM wireless Bluetooth card for Lenovo Chromebook C630 81Jx models
This Lenovo 7265Ngw 00Jt535 wireless card is a new OEM add-on component for the Chromebook C630 81Jx model. It provides wireless connectivity for the specified laptop. The part is supplied in new condition.
This card suits owners of the Chromebook C630 81Jx who need to replace a faulty wireless module. It is not for users of other laptop models or desktop systems. Buyers requiring a different form factor or interface should look elsewhere.
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Both numbers refer to the same Lenovo wireless card; 00Jt535 is the FRU code and 7265Ngw is the MPN, so either one identifies the correct replacement for the C630 81Jx.
The 7265Ngw designation confirms this is the OEM wireless module qualified for the Chromebook C630 81Jx, delivering the factory-specified Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability for that model.
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