For Hackintosh (MAC OS X) Airport Computers, Supports Hands-off

This is a great card for Hackintosh! Works right out of the box with no additional kexts or settings. I can confirm the Fenvi T919 works on Sierra, High Sierra, Catalina, Mojave & Big Sur. The card is well built and the antennas are pretty durable. This card will get max speed out of your router up to the cards speed limits in each band for up to about 50 feet from the router in the same room. I like how this does not use the snap on antenna connectors on it like other cards do, that can come off, they are hard soldiered onto the card. I highly recommend!

Adds Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capability to a hack. Works with macOS out of the box which is beautiful. No problems. The only quirk with this thing is the internal usb connector for Bluetooth can be a bit noisy, so it may automatically awaken your system when you try to suspend it into s3 sleep. So to ensure your hack can sleep without automatically waking up, you will have to ensure to configure the USB port that connector is attached to as ‘Internal’ in your hack’s USB SSDT or kext. This way the system will stay asleep without automatically awakening. This is for macOS. Although it does work in windows, it has been outclassed in my view by intel’s Wi-Fi 6 and 6e implementations (ax200 and ax210). So I wouldn’t recommend even bothering to install the drivers on windows as you’re going to get better range and performance with the intel solution, especially for Bluetooth. This thing’s Bluetooth performance can be sketchy. Another thing: macOS is quirky in that airplay seems to get disabled if just an Ethernet adapter (but no Wi-Fi card) is hooked up. If you add this to your system, even if you disable Wi-Fi, just the presence of this thing will allow airplay to work over Ethernet. I’ve seen some people complain about aquantia 10gbps adapters, in that those adapters don’t work with airplay. They do! I can confirm! The problem is: macOS for whatever reason disables airplay if a Wi-Fi card is not installed. Install this thing and boom airplay will work!

I purchased this for my Hackintosh and Windows based PC that I built. I have the operating systems on separate hard drives. In Windows, this works excellent! Fast speed for wireless, and the bluetooth is flawless. When it comes to my windows, the WiFi is fast, the it does not recognized the bluetooth. I do not believe it is the card, it is how I configured the settings. I am working on updating the settings to get the bluetooth to work on the Hackintosh. The settings are with the computer and NOT the card. This is an excellent card. Worth the money.

You have to install the drivers from Fenvi's website for Windows 10 (I do not have a CD drive, so I downloaded them), while Microsoft has gotten exceptional at making most all hardware work without having to install the drivers yourself anymore, this is a unique card and is why you likely purchased. Also, Microsoft can not have the drivers install automatically if the hardware is new and they do not integrated it yet. So download the drivers for windows 10 and it will work after you install the drivers immediately (or use the CD included, I always download the latest). macOS, was automatic like the post said that I also followed and the why I purchased it "just like you". The card even worked with great signal reception even without the antennas attached. Connection is quick and flawless.

//It seems that this card is not after all a straight forward solution working Oob after all. The weird thing that I've looked at it and did in fact read in some forums that it works indeed, I'm not gonna rate it yet until I talk to someone first from fenvi personal// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It did work after all, needed to reconfigure my internal usb extension mapping and the pcie slots. It works fine although i keep losing sometimes my trackpad 2nd gen (Connect/disconnect) thing. But in general worked after all. Couldn't get it to work in bios, thus i still have my logitech keyboard around with its dongle. I believe this card works fine and i can not blame Fenvi for this card not being as straight forward, because Apple are constantly changing their hardware address in every update they offer. So do yourself a favor and map your usb ports and stay in the 15 port limit for normal operations without issues. Have to say that Fenvi Support kept in contact with me and offered help in every way i could imagine. Thanks Fenvi, appreciate the moral and technical support folks

Works perfectly on macOS Catalina (10.15.2), plug and play. I bought it mainly for the Bluetooth to connect my Apple Magic Keyboard & Magic Mouse 2 which is does without issues. It also works for my AirPods and AirPlay. I didn't plan to use the WiFi connection since I'm connected using Gigabit Ethernet but I'm surprised by the performance which are quite impressive, it does better than any of my other devices (iPhone and MacBook Pro included) and I may even ditch the Ethernet cable and go wireless.

If you hypothetically built a hackintosh on the x299 platform and (Intel) Bluetooth was working out of the box (or at least seemed like it) but airdrop never worked (or unlocking with a watch) just disable the motherboards Wifi and Bluetooth in the BIOS settings and reboot and this card should take over. If you want Wifi in Windows you'll need to install drivers available from their site but fortunately it didn't even require a reboot to start working there too. That's what I would hypothetically recommend to get watch-unlocking working like a charm on a hackintosh desktop. Hypothetically.

Yes, this does work out-of-the-box with a hackintosh, absolutely no kexts or extra config needed. (However, Bluetooth is currently broken on Monterey) HOWEVER, with the antennas this comes with, reception is kinda iffy. Buy an external antenna instead (I got the "Eightwood Dual WiFi Antenna with RP-SMA"), then plug it in (from left to right) like ABAB, with A being an antenna it came with, and B being a connector to the external antenna.

Esta tarjeta de red con Bluetooth la compre para un proyecto de hackintosh y Funciona muy bien sólo es necesario conectar e inmediatamente la va identificar ya que es nativa de Mac. Para poder utilizar el bluetooth es necesario tener un header USB 2.0 disponible. La instale en una tarjeta madre aorus pro wifi z390. Tuve un problema ya que sólo reconocía el WiFi y no el bluetooth no podía conectar el Magic Mouse ni el teclado. Lo que pasaba que la tarjeta madre tenía su propio Bluetooth lo que tuve que hacer es desde la bios Deshabilitar el wi-fi y Bluetooth nativo de la tarjeta espero les sirva mi experiencia ya que no encontraba la solución que era muy sencilla

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Efficace! Il fonctionne même sur Tahoe si on met les bons patchs! Les vitesse sont plutôt correctes, je recommande sans problème si vous voulez avoir AirDrop et les fonctionnalités sans fil sur votre hackintosh !

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Salut, every time I’m struggling to distinct real from fake review and now realized, that I don’t know how to really prof it :) Anyway, I searched for how to enable airdrop and I found this model by recommends from tonyxmac hackintosh comunity, so decided to try on my hack build (mojave/gygab z390 based mb/i5 9600k/rx580 - so you can have a flavor of my system) Installation was quite easy, but with small surprise - I didn’t expect that I would need one usb socket on motherboard to be used by this card - it’s needed to enable Bluetooth, and WiFi itself seems works via pcie, i used 1x socket for that. So everything worked in plug n play manner - no kext or kernel boot parameters modification. Just typed airdrop in search, run it - it asked for enable Bluetooth - and it worked and discoverable by my phone and laptop. I tried to transfer few moves from mbpro2015 - transfer rate was about 30mb/s, when laptop was nearby, didn’t check with bigger file from my phone. WiFi works, but my internet itself very poor to try its maximum speed, so no solid feedback here. And also what I saw regarding dongles for hack - when you using it with wireless headphones, it may be some disruptions in sound, so I tried my airpods pro and airpods 1st gen with it and it worked, at least around my flat(like 50-60sqm) without disruption while watching movie. So as summary I can recommend it for hackintosh builds at least with z390 board based - really plug n play. Didn’t perform like levels measurements - didn’t experienced problems In my case to dig down.