INTEL Wi-Fi-module - Wi-Fi 6E AX211 Gig+ 2230 2x2 AX R2 6GHz+

The Internal WLAN Intel Wi‑Fi 6E AX211 (Gig+) is an M.2 internal wireless network card that supports the Wi‑Fi 6E (802.11ax) standard and a maximum data transfer rate of 2400 Mbit/s. With a 2x2 antenna configuration and OFDMA multi‑user support, the card is designed to improve throughput, simultaneous connections and wireless performance in compatible laptops and small form‑factor PCs.

Advantages

The Intel Wi‑Fi 6E AX211 (Gig+) provides higher peak throughput up to 2400 Mbit/s, 2x2 spatial streams for improved signal reception and coverage, and support for OFDMA which enables efficient simultaneous low‑data‑rate transmissions from multiple devices. The M.2 interface ensures direct installation into compatible systems with minimal space and weight impact.

Suitable for

• High‑speed internet browsing and large file transfers
• Online gaming and low‑latency streaming
• Multidevice households or offices requiring simultaneous connections
• Upgrading internal WLAN in laptops and compact PCs with M.2 slots

Key specifications

• Standard: Wi‑Fi 6E (IEEE 802.11ax)
• Maximum data transfer rate: 2400 Mbit/s
• Antenna configuration: 2x2
• Interface: M.2 (internal WLAN card)
• Connectivity technology: Wireless
• Manufacturer: INTEL, MPN: AX211.NGWG.NV, EAN: 0675901878760
• Weight: 0.0028 kg

How to use

Power down the device and remove the battery if applicable. Insert the Intel Wi‑Fi 6E AX211 into a compatible M.2 WLAN slot on the motherboard, secure it with the retaining screw, and reconnect any required antenna cables according to the device manufacturer’s instructions. Boot the system, install or update the Intel wireless driver if the operating system does not automatically detect the card, and configure the wireless network settings through the OS network manager.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the AX211 in devices that support Wi‑Fi 6E and pair it with a Wi‑Fi 6E router. Ensure the operating system has the latest Intel wireless drivers and firmware; maintain proper antenna connection and avoid physical obstructions that degrade signal strength.