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M.2 Wi-Fi adapter for 17.3" ASUS G75VW and X75A laptops
This OEM wireless card is an original ASUS component identified by part number AW-NE186H. It uses an M.2 interface to provide Wi-Fi connectivity for compatible laptops. The package includes one adapter card only, supplied in new condition. It is intended as a direct replacement or upgrade for supported notebook models.
This adapter fits the 17.3 inch G75VW and X75A notebooks where the AW-NE186H is specified. Buyers needing a different form factor such as mini PCIe or a card for another laptop series should look elsewhere. The single unit includes no antennas, brackets or cables. Verify your service manual before ordering.
| Type | M.2 Wi-FI Adapter |
|---|
The adapter includes only the card itself; antenna cables are part of the laptop chassis and are not supplied with this module.
Sustained load will hit the card’s own thermal ceiling before the M.2 slot or the laptop’s cooling system becomes the bottleneck.
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