Question What is a good and reliable WiFi card with bluetooth for around 15 bucks ?

[DungSeller]

I built myself a PC and running wifi through my phone but I need bluetooth as well.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Are you wanting a USB or PCI add in card adapter?

 

[DungSeller]

Are you wanting a USB or PCI add in card adapter?

I think both would be good but whatever that has better specs would be great.

 

[Darkbreeze]

What country are you in?

 

[logainofhades]

Full system specs?

 

[Nice Nicer]

do you have a mini pci-e slot on your mobo?

 

[DungSeller]

do you have a mini pci-e slot on your mobo?

Yessir 2 of em

 

[DungSeller]

Full system specs?

Ryzen 5500u Rx 5700xt Oloy 32gb 3200mhz msi b550m gaming gen 3 msi mag a750g

 

[Nice Nicer]

If you want to connect to a 5G network and want to use the latest bluetooth version, you might have to look at something a bit more expensive. Else you can use practically any generic mini card with wifi and bt and add some antennas to it. These can be found at most bigger online shops, amazon, aliexpress, eBay and so on.
Please specify the type oft network and The BT devices you want to use.

Reputable Brands are broadcom, realtek, and a few others.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Is this a laptop or a desktop? That probably would have been helpful to know initially.

 

[DungSeller]

Is this a laptop or a desktop? That probably would have been helpful to know initially.

Its a pc I have made recently

 

[CountMike]

Its a pc I have made recently

MB doesn't have mini PCI slot nor M.2 to use for comm cards. but there are 4 PCIe x1 slots that can take WiFi/BT cards.

 

[Moonstick2]

Wireless stuff can be a pain at the best of times, so I wouldn't get a cheap no-name adapter where you'll never know if it's that giving you problems or something else.

Personally I've always found TP-Link stuff to be really reliable yet affordable. Asus is also good, but a little more expensive.

Your budget seems really tight for a PCIe but you don't say where you are. I don't think you can buy USB adapters that do both, but you may well be able to get one WiFi plus one Bluetooth for less than a PCIe card? e.g. here I can buy a USB Bluetooth and a USB WiFi adapter for under £15, while the cheapest PCIe card on that site that does both is £27 (for either brand).