DANUC 2 x 6dBi 2.4GHz 5GHz Dual Band WiFi RP-SMA Antenna + 2 x 20cm U.fl/IPEX Cable for Wireless Routers Mini PCIe Cards Network Extension Bulkhead Pigtail PCI WiFi WAN Repeater (8dBi Antenna - 2Pcs)

Good service, rapid delivery.Good: All parts present. Recteq smoker controller recognized wifi with stronger signal. Used 30' from garage (doors closed) without loss of signal for a 22 hour cook. I could not do that before!Improve: Wire lead could be 2-3" longer. I realize this "kit" is sufficient for many wifi pieces of hardware, but the antenna has uses besides routers and computers. The shorter cable required drilling a hole closer to control board.Overall, a good buy.

Needed something to get my new mini ITX build some decent Wi-Fi reception. Tried a couple sold here and at the Bay and they were bad and worse -- probably because the case is all metal. Once I installed this pair, reception maxed out and throughput more than doubled. Only complaint I might have is that it would be nice if these came with a standard backplate the antennas could mount to. I use an old generic one I had laying around and drilled holes to mount these -- works just fine. For mini-ITX builds the antennas are pretty long, about 6.5", but all the better for reception.

My computer has a wireless card from another computer and the antennas were like those found in laptops so I just had them laid about. Not ideal for a gaming setup. Between having shotty antennas, constantly kicking them, and then moving my router, I decided it was time to buy a new card but figured I'd try these first. They were easy to mount, just drill two 1/4" holes and screw the nut on the other side. I put one on the card slot itself then another on the side of the tower and now my signal indicator hasn't dropped below max once on either of my routers. Connection is awesome. One thing to check is make sure the center pin on the RP-SMA is screwed in tightly, one of mine were loose but I just tightened it with some pliers. Going to buy more to add to my router.

My asus motherboard came with wifi/bluetooth and it uses a flimsy shark fin stand for the antenna. I replaced that with this and it works great for pairing my airpods.I had to plug my logitech receiver away from the antenna or it interrupts the bluetooth connection but after moving it furthest away from the antenna, airpods connection remain uninterrupted.Range also increased being able to stay connected pass the computer room.

Not much to say about the product itself, it works well and it's quite cheap.The antennas are a bit longer than some I have seen on AICs, and they were a little awkward to install on the back of my motherboard, but beyond that the signal is good and I don't suffer from dropouts. Not bad.

I tried several of the 'internal' 'laptop' antennas on here and frankly, none of them worked. at all.These though, are as close to something that would be like OEM level quality. Signal strength on the same plane but with significant walls and space in-between is still strong even in my garage. The pigtails are of good quality and fit securely with my 7260 cards. The antennas themselves are nothing to write about other than you're getting exactly what's described; about 6dbi amplified antennas which will work well enough anywhere in a residential house.

I am using these on my ESP-32 for better WiFi range, I haven't tested the Bluetooth yet, but they should work good for that as well. I actually have the antenna strapped down onto my breadboard next to the ESP-32 and I am getting good signal! The threads on the antenna and pigtail seem well made with clean threads and the 90* joint is strong and clicks into position tightly at 45* and 90*. I was also sent the wrong pigtails with mine, But contacted seller and they immediately sent out the right ones! Double check that you have the right ones before using or you could fry the radio!

Bought these to combine with a Compex WLE200NX installed on a PfSense Netgate SG-4860 and worked. While I don't expect to need another set I would buy this again. P.S. Didn't contact tech support (wasn't needed) so I can't comment on how good/bad that is.