Internal Laptop Antenna(MHF1)

Worked well, was able to connect to the card and install in laptop, Computer (Dell Precision 7720) was able to detect the card and was able to get a good signal through the antenna.It would have been an easier install if the wires were a bit longer. The black wire is shorter than the white one.

I had a computer project that needed a Wi-Fi antenna for a wireless card. The cabinet is a 1941 RCA radio made of wood. It belonged to my great grandmother.I carved out the inside enough for a mATX board with Wi-Fi but didn't want a rubber duck antenna sticking out the back. I chose this pair of antenna leads because they looked easy to position almost anywhere inside the radio.They arrived quick, fast, and in a hurry. I removed the protective layer from one side and placed them inside the cabinet. I was concerned about their ability to stick to bare wood but they held great. If they can remain attached to wood, I can't think of any reason why they wouldn't hold great in a more normal environment.Performance is more than acceptable. I connect to my 7 year old TP Link router at 768 megs which far exceeds my ISP connection.Range is very comparable to a laptop. It's quite good in my area but there's no WOW factor regarding the range, but I was WOW'd by the data speeds because I don't normally get that with my laptop.Everyone knows that Wi-Fi range is very dynamic and each setup will be different depending on construction, placement, barriers, proximity to other RF devices, etc. My advice would be to consider your own application and filter out the complaints. These antenna leads are fully capable of working very well in the right environment .Bottom line: If you need to add or replace an internal Wi-Fi antenna in a laptop, desktop, gaming machine, etc., this should deliver the goods

It doesn't have the range as needed.

Definitely recommended. I tried one from another brand and it the connectors were DOA. This one fits and the range is respectable. I also prefer the adhesive ends, which are solid rather than soft.

They fit where I needed, cables were as long as advertised. The 2.4GHz performance is OK, but the 5GHz is not good.

My internet is 500 mbps cox with wifi 6 modem. First thing I did was swap my old wifi 5 to wifi 6e. This worked flawless in desktop but in laptop the signal was still slow because it only had one antenna wire. So what I ended up doing is using the one black wire that was already there and just added the white wire and stuck it inside the laptop. This improved the speed fest by more than double. From afar I was getting only 120 mbps and 330 mbps up close. Now I get about 265 from afar 440 near. These tests also were done on vpn which slows it by around 15 mbps. I found out my laptop didn't even have an ethernet so rather than wasting money on that I drastically improved my wifi. My original wifi 5 card could only get up to around 70 mbps right next to the modem now getting 440 with wifi 6e and this antenna. To be honest I wouldn't doubt that each one of the antennas are actually stronger than the built in one but I decided to use the single built in one. Will say this works great for if your old antennas won't reconnect to a new chip. These connect up real nice like they're supposed to.

Pretty much doubled the WiFi connection on my new mini-PC (which looks a lot like the new Mac mini..b4 that was even released). Nice, long antennas (REALLY strong tape at the end). Great quality product. Downloading from STEAM increased from 150Mbps to 280 Mbps, on first try - which may not seem like much, but the small form factor (sleek, enclosed, aluminum case) means I'm not going to get the same speeds I can achieve with my new laptop (around 600 Mbps for me). I'm willing to accept this sacrifice (be realistic) - can still d/l 80GB games, etc. in approx. 15min. This is a much better antenna than the small, truncated one that was onboard - also allowed me to get familiar with the inner-workings of my new mini-PC. Overall, very satisfied.

Performed flawlessly!