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SSP Tech LTD

SSP Tech LTD RT3290 Mini PCI Express 150Mbps Wi-Fi adapter

SKU CH-B5FN-PF8N2

Mini PCI Express card adds 150 Mbps 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to compatible laptops

  • TypeM.2 Wi-FI Adapter
  • 150 Mbps wireless throughput for smooth browsing and streaming
  • Ralink RT3290 chipset delivers reliable 802.11n connectivity
  • Mini PCI Express form factor fits compatible laptop slots
  • Bluetooth support adds wireless peripheral pairing convenience

Ralink RT3290 150Mbps 802.11N Mini PCIe Adapter

This SSP Tech LTD card adds wireless LAN and Bluetooth to a compatible notebook through a Mini PCI Express slot. It delivers up to 150 Mbps on the 802.11N standard. The module matches HP part numbers 690020-001 and 689215-001. It is supplied new for direct replacement or upgrade.

Not for faster Wi-Fi or newer slots

This adapter tops out at 150 Mbps on 802.11N, so it will not serve users who need higher throughput or modern Wi-Fi standards. The Mini PCI Express interface also means it cannot fit M.2 keyed slots or soldered-down wireless platforms. Buyers needing those interfaces should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 150 Mbps wireless throughput for smooth browsing and streaming
  • Ralink RT3290 chipset delivers reliable 802.11n connectivity
  • Mini PCI Express form factor fits compatible laptop slots
  • Bluetooth support adds wireless peripheral pairing convenience

Specifications

TypeM.2 Wi-FI Adapter

Questions about this item

Which version of the RT3290 adapter matches my HP part number?

This card corresponds to HP part numbers 690020-001 and 689215-001, so select it if your service manual lists either of those codes.

What does the 150 Mbps rating mean once the card is installed?

The 150 Mbps figure is the maximum PHY rate under 802.11n; actual throughput will be lower and depends on router capabilities, distance and interference.

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