STARTECH PEXUSB3S25 2 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Expansion Card
- 2x USB Ports
- USB 3.0
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Adds dual-band Wi-Fi up to 300 Mbps and Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity
The YEPLOOK AR9462 AR5B22 WB222 installs inside a compatible desktop or laptop to add 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless networking. It delivers up to 300 Mbps link speed and includes Bluetooth 4.0 for connecting peripherals such as keyboards, mice or headsets.
The package supplies a low-profile bracket and two detachable antennas so the card fits slim chassis and can be positioned for better reception. Builders whose boards lack an M.2 E-key slot or who need a different form factor cannot use this adapter.
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The card uses standard MHF4 connectors for its dual-band antennas; they are rated for many mating cycles and rarely need replacement unless physically damaged.
The 300Mbps PHY rate is the hard limit; real-world throughput will top out below that due to protocol overhead and channel conditions.
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