UGREEN CM499 USB Network Card Wi-Fi 6 1800 Mb/s 2.4 + 5 GHz (black)

USB Wi-Fi 6 Network Card UGREEN Dual-Band AX1800 CM499

The UGREEN CM499 is a dual-band USB network card that provides fast and stable access to Wi-Fi networks with the Wi-Fi 6 standard. With it, you can significantly improve the quality of your wireless connection on a desktop computer—whether you're gaming online, watching high-definition movies, or working remotely. High transmission speeds and low latency make it a good solution for everyday use and applications that require fast internet.

Speeds up to 1800 Mb/s thanks to Wi-Fi 6

The card supports two frequencies: 5 GHz with speeds up to 1201 Mb/s and 2.4 GHz up to 574 Mb/s, which together provides a maximum speed of AX1800. This means smooth data transmission, no buffering during streaming, and faster page loading. Thanks to the USB 3.0 connector, data transfer between the card and the computer is also very fast, allowing you to fully utilize the potential of the connection.

Wi-Fi 6 and modern technologies

The CM499 model uses the Wi-Fi 6 standard, which introduces MU-MIMO and OFDMA technologies. Thanks to these, the card can simultaneously support multiple devices without a drop in speed or an increase in latency. This is especially important in crowded home networks where many devices—smartphones, laptops, televisions, and consoles—are using Wi-Fi at the same time.

Quick installation and easy operation

The UGREEN CM499 card is equipped with a built-in driver, allowing for installation on a computer with Windows 10 or 11 (both 64-bit and 32-bit versions) in just a moment. Once plugged into a USB port, the device is ready to work without the need for manually installing additional software. However, it is worth remembering that the card does not support MacOS, Linux, or older versions of Windows (8.1, 8, 7, XP).

Secure operation

With support for the new WPA3-SAE encryption standard, your connection to the network will be better secured against unauthorized access. Additionally, the card's housing is equipped with ventilation holes that dissipate heat during prolonged use—helping to maintain connection stability even under heavy usage.

Flexibility with AP mode

The network card can function not only as a Wi-Fi receiver but also as an access point (AP). When switched to AP mode, it allows sharing the internet connection with other devices—turning your computer into a mobile hotspot.