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YINGHUA

YINGHUA DW1707 M.2 Wi-Fi adapter 300Mbps QCA9565 QCNFA335 0VRC88

SKU CH-YPH2-3E2N7 MPN DW1707

Adds 300 Mbps wireless via M.2 NGFF with Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 chip

  • Product typeM.2 Wi-FI Adapter
  • M.2 NGFF interface fits compatible notebooks and desktops
  • Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 chip delivers 300Mbps wireless speed
  • Bluetooth V4.0 connects peripherals down to 2.0
  • Supports Windows XP through 8.1 and 10
  • 11 AC combo card adds wireless and Bluetooth

Compatible Dell replacement

This new YINGHUA DW1707 M.2 wireless adapter matches Dell part 0VRC88 and uses the Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 chip. It fits NGFF M.2 slots in supported Dell notebooks and desktops.

Not for HP or non-NGFF systems

The supplier notes that HP laptops are not compatible and that the host must provide an NGFF M.2 Wi-Fi slot. Buyers whose laptops use a different keying or form factor should look elsewhere.

300Mbps wireless speed

The card is rated for 300Mbps transmission speed over the M.2 NGFF interface. This figure determines whether the throughput meets the network requirements of the intended device.

How it compares

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Price $11.99
Cheaper than about 80% of the 1,565 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

Product
Product typeM.2 Wi-FI Adapter

Questions about this item

Does the DW1707 package include mounting screws or an M.2 bracket?

The package includes one wireless card only. Screws, brackets and any other accessories shown in photos are not supplied.

Which M.2 keying does the DW1707 use — A-key or E-key?

The card uses an NGFF M.2 interface compatible with notebooks and desktops that have an NGFF M.2 Wi-Fi slot.

What real-world throughput should I expect from the 300 Mbps link rate?

The 300 Mbps figure is the maximum PHY rate; actual throughput will be lower due to overhead, signal quality and client capabilities.

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