Description : Name : Intel Model : 6235ANHMW / Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 BIOS : Standard (Fit all laptop, not included HP/Lenovo) Type : 802.11 A/b/g/n + Bluetooth.,
Specification: Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 802.11n Half Size Mini PCIe Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 6235ANHMW 802.11 a/b/g/n 300 Mbps
Brand
‎Intel
Manufacturer
‎Intel
Item Height
‎0.1 Inches
Item Width
‎2.5 Inches
Product Dimensions
‎8.89 x 6.35 x 0.25 cm, 9.07 Grams
Item model number
‎6425857
Are Batteries Included
‎No
Country of Origin
‎USA
Item Weight
‎9.07 g
7 reviews for Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 802.11n Half Size Mini PCIe Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 6235ANHMW 802.11 a/b/g/n 300 Mbps
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★★★★★
Patrick Jutras –
Excellent product, work fine, recommended
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★★★★★
Ron T. –
helped alot and increased my network speeds!
UPDATE: I went from 100mb to 1.5GB Bell Fibre …the speed of this NIC is 90 + on the new network …very happy with this purchase and would do it again on next machine I buy (or request it be done as part of purchase).
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S.Pooviarasan –
Nice product.. Description matched the item perfectly.
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Max G. –
I added this to my ASUS VivoBook S400CA. I wanted the Intel Wide Area Display technology so I could send my audio and video wirelessly to my smart TV. The installation was easy. This VIvoBook has a chip that uses two antennas (the smaller 11″ model does not). When you disconnect the old chip, pay attention to antenna “1” and “2”–you don’t want to hook the wrong antenna to the wrong lead on the new chip. In any case, the installation was easy–as simple as installing additional memory. Best of all, the Wide Area Display works great!
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AmazonAddict –
Ok after doing research…. Alot of testing went into it and troubleshooting went into it… This chip’s wifi undoubtably works flawless, beautiful..ect… Bluetooth does work as well… Alot of people using this probably don’t realize though, being a doubled up adaptor, it probably won’t work in your laptop. Some laptop PCIe cards have a USB built in… kinda hard to explain, and thus most will have a switch of some kind… such as a physical switch or combination of keys on the kb. If your PCIe slot does not support this feature the BLuetooth will not work for you. In some cases there is also an option in the bios to activate this as well. I am using an Intel DH77DF mini itx board. This board does support this feature. When I disable the device via Device manager, I hear the duh dah noise as if a USB device was removed, and when I enable, same deal… I only have 1 issue w/ it…
The bluetooth works great, all my devices pair up and work. The only thing that I couldn’t get to work is… I have the Galaxy Note II, I want to use my computer’s mic and speakers as a bluetooth device. I see that Hands Free device install when its paired up but I can’t seem to activate it. I can do music… download PIM data and transfer files… I noticed that there really isn’t any software for it as well (to control music or act as a bluetooth headset) not even the generic Microsoft driver does it. I am still looking into it I am sure at this point that the driver package software doesn’t work with windows 7 as I read in a thread somewhere that another person had the same issue and they used an XP shell in windows 7 so it works in Windows XP. I wonder also if I am doing something wrong… I installed a cheap Broadcomm device in the mean time…
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★★★★★
Amazon Customer –
It works fine no issues. Wifi as well as Bluetooth are working perfectly
Patrick Jutras –
Excellent product, work fine, recommended
Ron T. –
helped alot and increased my network speeds!
UPDATE: I went from 100mb to 1.5GB Bell Fibre …the speed of this NIC is 90 + on the new network …very happy with this purchase and would do it again on next machine I buy (or request it be done as part of purchase).
S.Pooviarasan –
Nice product.. Description matched the item perfectly.
Max G. –
I added this to my ASUS VivoBook S400CA. I wanted the Intel Wide Area Display technology so I could send my audio and video wirelessly to my smart TV. The installation was easy. This VIvoBook has a chip that uses two antennas (the smaller 11″ model does not). When you disconnect the old chip, pay attention to antenna “1” and “2”–you don’t want to hook the wrong antenna to the wrong lead on the new chip. In any case, the installation was easy–as simple as installing additional memory. Best of all, the Wide Area Display works great!
AmazonAddict –
Ok after doing research…. Alot of testing went into it and troubleshooting went into it… This chip’s wifi undoubtably works flawless, beautiful..ect… Bluetooth does work as well… Alot of people using this probably don’t realize though, being a doubled up adaptor, it probably won’t work in your laptop. Some laptop PCIe cards have a USB built in… kinda hard to explain, and thus most will have a switch of some kind… such as a physical switch or combination of keys on the kb. If your PCIe slot does not support this feature the BLuetooth will not work for you. In some cases there is also an option in the bios to activate this as well. I am using an Intel DH77DF mini itx board. This board does support this feature. When I disable the device via Device manager, I hear the duh dah noise as if a USB device was removed, and when I enable, same deal… I only have 1 issue w/ it…
The bluetooth works great, all my devices pair up and work. The only thing that I couldn’t get to work is… I have the Galaxy Note II, I want to use my computer’s mic and speakers as a bluetooth device. I see that Hands Free device install when its paired up but I can’t seem to activate it. I can do music… download PIM data and transfer files… I noticed that there really isn’t any software for it as well (to control music or act as a bluetooth headset) not even the generic Microsoft driver does it. I am still looking into it I am sure at this point that the driver package software doesn’t work with windows 7 as I read in a thread somewhere that another person had the same issue and they used an XP shell in windows 7 so it works in Windows XP. I wonder also if I am doing something wrong… I installed a cheap Broadcomm device in the mean time…
Amazon Customer –
It works fine no issues. Wifi as well as Bluetooth are working perfectly
PAQUOT –
Un upgrade bienvenu pour mon dell latitude sous Ubuntu, dont la carte Bluetooth ne détectait pas mon casque Sony