Purchased rev. 1.0 for the following system:
• Case: CoolerMaster MasterBox Q300L Mini Tower Retro
• Motherboard: Micro ATX Gigabyte B550M K
• PSU: Be Quiet Pure Power 11 500W Full Wired 80 Plus Gold
• RAM: G.Skill Aegis DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 3200Mhz
• Storage: Kingston NV2 250GB
• CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G

4 stars only because it is not plug n' play since I had to download the drivers with the previous network card after I had already removed it.

Very good for anyone looking to upgrade from an older solution or building a machine now. I recommend it and hope that competition with TP-Link will bring the price down to 50 euros as I consider anything above that excessive.

I will return for any updates that arise, of course.

Attention!!!

It only works on Windows 11
Check what Rev it has. (Correspondingly, who is the chip manufacturer)
Rev 1.0 = Qualcomm
Rev 1.1 = MediaTek
Rev 1.2 = Intel
The Rev 1.2 only works with Intel processors!!!!!!!

I got the Rev 1.0
The Bluetooth is very good and has a long range. To work, the USB cable must be connected internally to the motherboard.
The WiFi connected to WiFi6 with a 1000 Mbps line, I get a max of 800 Mbps due to the large distance from the router and also my router cannot handle these speeds. (MAX with ethernet 920 Mbps)
I haven't tried WiFi7 yet.

I consider it a good upgrade in case you plan to install WiFi7 in the future.

You can get more information here:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GC-WIFI7#kf

WARNING
THIS CARD DOES *NOT* WORK ON WINDOWS 10
Which mentioned nowhere.
Also, you need to download its drivers. Which use internet so you need to figure out how get them into the PC, should your pc not be able to use ethernet.
The card works just fine on Wi-Fi 6, so much that it's prioritised when two devices use the internet and the set up was easy. It had one issue once where the wifi wasn't functioning so i had to uninstall and reinstall the drivers.
After that, it's been working with no issues.

It definitely has good performance for those of you who have Windows 11, but there are no drivers for WINDOWS 10 and it only works on Windows 11 aaaa!! and on Linux.... (Of course, by the time I got it, it wasn't mentioned anywhere....)

It seems to have some compatibility issues with wifi 5. The previous card (Gigabyte GC-WBAX200) was clearly better. This one occasionally loses connection and Bluetooth. It is true that it gave me trouble at first and now it has improved. So it must be a configuration issue, but I don't remember what I did. (For Bluetooth, you definitely need to reconnect devices that are already connected in the Windows 11 menu as new devices). Is it possible that it needs to "learn" the computer's environment? It's more likely that an automatic update fixed the situation.
However, the kids prefer to connect via Ethernet (a 20m cable throughout the house!) to play games!
I don't want to discourage you, I haven't tried it with wifi 7 yet (later with the new fiber optic router)