
Asus PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card
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At a glance
Asus PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card is a wi-fi and network card made by ASUS. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £39.99 (checked 21 October 2026).
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What is the cheapest UK price for Asus PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card?
The cheapest in-stock UK price for Asus PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card is £39.99 at Currys (checked 21 October 2026).
Where is Asus PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card in stock?
Asus PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card is in stock at Currys (£39.99), as checked 21 October 2026 or later.
From the retailer
The ASUS PCE-BE6500 Wireless & Bluetooth PCIe Card is ideal for PC gamers and streamers who want faster WiFi on their desktop. Speeds up to 2882 Mbps help reduce buffering and long download times. Tri-band WiFi uses the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands for smoother performance when more devices are online. And the two adjustable antennas help pick up a stronger signal throughout your home.
WiFi 7 compatible
- also works with WiFi 6 and older WiFi standardsWPA3 encryption
- helps keep your wireless connection secure4K QAM technology
- supports higher data transfer ratesCompatible with Windows 11Bluetooth 5.4Includes low-profile bracket
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