MHF4 WLAN Network Adapter Internal PC Laptop WiFi Antenna for Intel Bluetooth 7260 8260 8265 9265 9260 9560 AX200 AX Killer M.2 Wi-Fi Wireless WLAN Card Banana Pi 4 M2 Zero

I bought these as they were recommended for an internal AX411 Wireless Card I had fitted on to a motherboard. I forgot to order antenna for it at the time so it didn't pick up Wi-Fi very well until I fitted these. The connectors are extremely tiny on the Wireless card and Antenna and it took ages and a lot of effort to fit them together. In the end only one stayed on and I fed the antenna wire away from the motherboard and secured it in place within the case. Wi-Fi works fine.

Thinking I'd ordered the ones with the screw on antenna, these turned up.I was a little dismayed at first, but no point sulking.Fitting is incredibly fiddly, the connections are tiny and the aerials hair thin.The first one clicked in, phew! The second one bent, expletives ensued, then 'pop' it went in.Carefully threaded through my case, bit o' blu tack, and getting steady 1Gbps from two rooms away.They're fragile but they work, and work well.

Arrived quickly Great price Easy install Very good quality item Very pleased with my item Thank you

After cleaning my Intel NUC as it was too dusty, I accidentally damaged the Bluetooth connection. Those things are tiny as easy to damage if not careful. Got this antenna, fixed it on and works like a charm. The cables are long enough, but also not too long to fit inside the NUC.

Installed in a Lenovo P330 MT Thinkcentre and although a bit fiddly work great 👍

Excellent value, does the job nicely.

The cables and antennas themselves bear no resemblance to the advertised product and are not fit for purpose.

This is the worst connector I've ever had to deal with.The text says "MHF4 connector is a tough nut to crack, especially for first-time users." Fair enough.They say "Press the antenna wire connector straight down onto the module receptacle. You should hear an audible click and mechanical snap when a proper connection is made."I don't know if my WiFi card had bad connectors, the antennas had bad connectors, but these would not snap in.I read again: "90 degrees straight down to be pushed in with a tiny bit of force."Tiny bit of force .... hahah. I have a bruised thumb. Then I tried my tiny pliers, just to get a bit more force ..... nothing.Mole grips. Yes I ended up using mole grips. That was how much force was needed.I only did one antenna, as I decided I might actually kill the other connector or the card.