Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675x Tri-Band AX210 M.2 2230 + Bluetooth 5.3 For Sale

Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675x Tri-Band AX210 M.2 2230 + Bluetooth 5.3
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Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675x Tri-Band AX210 M.2 2230 + Bluetooth 5.3:
$29.99

  • The Killer Wi-Fi 6E AX1675xprovides Killer’s powerful networking technology built on Intel’s Wi-Fi6E chipset. The AX1675 delivers up to 2.4 Gbps of throughput, low latencies, and the most reliable connections.
  • The AX1675 supportsthe new 6 GHz spectrum which allows gamers to game wirelessly withconfidence because the 6 GHz bands are not used by older, legacydevices
  • The AX1675 delivers up to 3X more throughput than previous generation 80MHz 2x2 AC devices when connected to a Wi-Fi 6 Access Point, and features the Killer Intelligence Center which gives users a rich interface to optimize their PC’s networking performance.
  • Built For Gaming: Killer AX1675 keeps your game fast and smooth with its Killer Prioritization Engine that automatically detects, classifies, and prioritizes gaming traffic.
  • PLEASE READ: Use only on systems that are running Win10 64 (or newer) or Linux.
  • PLEASE READ: Item does not include antennas


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