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Hi DrOptiks, it worked like a charm: Although the Wi-Fi card which was already installed hat two notches (key A and key E, maybe see here), the socket itself could hold both types of cards since it was key E and those Wi-Fi cards are either key E or key A+E. Therefore I just put the new card...

Looks like I won't need to cut for me, am I right? :)

Yeah, good point... I'll guess I'll fetch the screw driver sooner ;-) Edit: Seems like I'll end up here

It just got interesting, maybe I was excited too early: This is what the original card looks like in a teardown: https://i1.wp.com/laptopmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/IMG_20170118_181756.jpg The one I bought has a notch less: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/~u8AAOSwh1paBdk0/s-l1600.jpg...

Yeah, sure, but I'm leaving for a long term travel in January and was considering getting one from aliexpress. I now bought a used on in Germany which I should be able to return. Lenovo Yoga 2 and Ideapad Y50 are on the list of compatible notebooks which got my hopes high ;)

Thanks a lot! Actually I read parts of the FAQ. The thing is that I still would be able to return the notebook beforce dumping 30$ on the wrong wifi module so that's why I was so over cautious.

Hi rehabman, you got two different type numbers... Which one is it? :) I thought it was the BCM94352Z :confused:

Hey guys, I´m looking for a compatible (non-whitelisted) WIFI module with the supported BCM94352 chipset for my Ideapad 710s-13ISK (Skylake). Any ideas which card I could use? I find a lot of cards which are said to be compatible with different Lenovo laptops but mine was nowhere mentioned...

Hey dronefriend, I just bought a Ideapad 710s-13ISK (Skylake) and I am wondering how I choose the right WIFI module. I just learnend that Lenovo does some kind of whitelisting of these cards so any help here would be gladly appreciated since I don't wanna buy dozens of wrong cards until I'm...