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Vszerda BCM94352Z Wireless Network Antenna 2.4/5G 867Mbps Bluetooth4.0
Dual-band Wi-Fi antenna delivers up to 867 Mbps with Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity
- Dual-band 2.4 / 5G Wi-Fi reaches 867 Mbps peak speed
- Bluetooth 4.0 pairs headsets, keyboards, mice and other peripherals
- Compact NGFF M.2 form factor fits slim laptops and small enclosures
- Works with Windows 7, 8, 10, macOS and Hackintosh builds
- Two built-in antennas give ready-to-use wireless connectivity
Dual-band Wi-Fi adapter for laptops and desktops
The Vszerda BCM94352Z adds 2.4 and 5G wireless networking to systems with an NGFF M.2 slot. It delivers a maximum link rate of 867Mbps under the 802.11ac standard. The card suits users upgrading older notebooks or building a Hackintosh that need native macOS support alongside Windows 7, 8 and 10.
Compact M.2 card with integrated antennas
The module fits a standard NGFF M.2 keyed slot and ships with two built-in antennas, so no external pigtails or bracket mounting are required. Its small footprint keeps the installation tidy inside thin ultrabooks or small-form-factor desktops. Bluetooth4.0 is onboard for pairing headsets, keyboards, mice and audio devices without a separate dongle.
Broad OS compatibility reduces driver hassle
Windows 7, 8, 10 and OS X are supported out of the box, and the hardware is recognised by Hackintosh builds using the BCM94352Z chipset. This means fewer kext patches or kernel extensions to maintain. The package includes the card and antennas only; no software CD or utility suite is bundled.
Highlights
- Dual-band 2.4 / 5G Wi-Fi reaches 867 Mbps peak speed
- Bluetooth 4.0 pairs headsets, keyboards, mice and other peripherals
- Compact NGFF M.2 form factor fits slim laptops and small enclosures
- Works with Windows 7, 8, 10, macOS and Hackintosh builds
- Two built-in antennas give ready-to-use wireless connectivity
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 802.11ac interface cap the 867 Mbps link speed in practice?
The 802.11ac dual-band card reaches up to 867 Mbps on the 5 GHz band; real-world throughput depends on router capabilities, channel width and interference.
What slot and antenna clearance does the NGFF M.2 card with two built-in antennas need?
It fits a standard M.2 E-key slot; the two integrated antennas require no external pigtails or extra chassis cut-outs.
How is the BCM94352Z installed and which driver step is often missed on Windows 10?
Insert the card into the M.2 slot, secure the screw, then install the Broadcom Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi drivers — skipping the Bluetooth driver leaves the radio inactive.
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