I bought this for a new build Windows 10 pc (Ryzen 5 3600) for a second office set up in my house - a 1910 brick built semi with pretty thick internal walls. The office is in the spare room which has the worst wifi signal in the house (a wifi signal app on my phone reads 46% as I type this in that room). I tried broadband extenders, but the ethernet connection through those was really unstable so I thought I would try a wifi card and this one seemed a good bet given other people's reviews.The card arrived in a small package with everything fairly loose inside it, but the card itself was in an anti-static bag. Everything that is needed was included - even a screwdriver. It was fairly easy to fit in the pc case and connected to a PCIe slot and a spare usb header for the bluetooth. Once installed it was instantly recognised, but the drivers weren't installed. I downloaded the most up to date drivers for the AX200 and bluetooth from the Intel website and installed those and then it was fine. Intially the connection was pretty poor and for a while I was thinking I may have to return the card. I moved the pc box from the floor onto the desk and this improved the signal, so I left it there for a while and then move it back to the floor. After a few hours, the wifi connection did appear to have improved and now, one day later, it is a pretty stable wifi connection. It is nowhere near the speed I get in other parts of the house, but I am impressed how well it performs given the poor wifi signal in this room.To give an idea of this, I have attached two photos of tests using the Okla Sppeed Test app on my phone and on the pc using this card in the set up described. The first photo shows a series of tests using the app on my android phone. The bottom two tests are done in a room downstairs, furthest from the BT Smart Hub. The next four tests are done in this room. The higher ones were where I left the phone on top of the pc box, the lower ones were where I held the phone at the back of the pc box (where the arials for the wifi card are). So, you can see, the connection is not great. The second photo is from the Okla Speed Test Windows app using the desktop pc as described in this room. Whilst these are not the highest speeds I could hope for, I think they are good enough to do the major office task I need to do, which includes Zoom, Microsoft Teams, etc meeetings. I have tested it streaming BBC iPlayer and that works fine. Bluetooth is also fine, but i have less need for that.So far I would recommend this wifi card, but I will update the review once I have tried it with various online meetings.04/08/20 follow upA few weeks later and this card is performing extremely well. Despite the issues with the poor weifi in this room, I have been in endless Zoom/Team meetings with no problems and the speed has, if anything, improved (see new test picture). I would thoroughly recommend this card.