GLOTRENDS WA01 M.2 E Key to PCIe X1 WiFi Bluetooth Adapter for M.2 WiFi 4/5/6/6e/7/Coral TPU Module, with 6-dBi SMA Antenna Kits

Ordered the wifi/nvme card. No issues installing. Works as intended. Wifi is great.I was only able to get my nvme drive to run at 500mbps on a 980 pro 1tb, but I might have the motherboard configured wrong.I'd like to see this card built using an x4 card for higher throughput if possible.

i got this as i had a spare laptop wifi receiver and the computer i had as a backup didnt have wifi everything went together quite easy and its working with linux mint but honestly i will say the value is excellent. stability wise i had no issues as for the wireless connectivity that depends on the card your rated speeds would depend on your internet connection

I’m using this with a mini PCIe Coral TPU for use with Frigate NVR, running on Home Assistant Supervised and vanilla Debian 12. The adapter is plug and play, I just installed the Coral software and updated the Frigate config and it was detected and started working immediately. I’m quite pleased.

There are some boards that don't have m.2 nvme slots or WiFi slots. This does the trick.I did have a problem with the WiFi pigtails though. They are not keyed nor is the plate and the nuts are not tightened well. When you screw the antenna and then try to move it it just rotates the whole pigtail in the plate socket and tightened the waveguide. It does need a usb connection for the WiFi in addition to the 1x for the nvme.

Do not buy this if you are expecting to install it, and use Wi-Fi right away. It requires you purchase an additional component.

I wanted to get a Coral TPU into my HA virtualized server running on Dell PowerEdge HW. Works great for that use case. Been running for 6 months with no issues.

One is able to see the card installed but the other one doesn't even seem to give power to the card. Returning this one. A 50% failure rate out of box is completely unacceptable for ANY electronic item, especially since this card is nothing but passives for a mechanical conversion.

This was a great kit. It contained the card, a low profile bracket, two huge antennas, M.2 screws, PC case screws, a screwdriver, and instructions! It worked great for my use - the M.2 Google Coral AE-Key model that has a single Coral TPU. M.2 AE-Key form factor normally has two PCIe lanes available for cards, but the Coral module with a single TPU only uses the first lane. So this adapter only having one PCIe lane connected to the slot is not an issue. The AE-Key Coral also does not use USB, so if you are using it for this purpose you don't need to connect the included USB header.