Be careful with the Broadcom chipset numbers your quoting .... you've posted a few that are not correct ...
If your laptop has NGFF M.2 WiFi then you only really have three options ...
BCM94352Z (DELL DW1560)
Which is basically a M.2 version of the old BCM94352 mPCIe Card .. its about 5 years old .. however if your only going to use OSX (MAC OS) then this is probably the best choice although some users have reported issues with the bluetooth.
The Windows drivers for this card are very buggy for the reasons i already explained to you in my previous posts.
Example :-
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-DW1...995309?hash=item2a87160b6d:g:7-QAAOSwcB5ZI-iO
BCM943602BAED (DELL 1830)
This is a much newer card supporting newer spec Bluetooth based on the BCM943602 chipset which is used by Apple, the letters after the chipset number identify the key slots for the M.2 connector ... there are several three different versions ( A, B, E, A+B, B+E .. etc) but this one should fit most laptops :-
Example :-
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-DW1...982278?hash=item2a88470586:g:ZJcAAOSw5cRZNMmZ
Easiest method to check the key slots is to remove your old card and compare it to a picture, if the slots are in the same place then it will fit ... if you want to fully understand the key types and which pins are notched see this Wiki :-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.2
Please note that eBay listings from china suppliers that quote DELL part numbers are in almost all cases fake and not genuine DELL parts, The Broadcom chipset is the same but the WiFi Firmware is generic and not the DELL Firmware.
You can only get genuine DELL WiFi cards from DELL ... so don't be fooled ...
That said i've used both clone DW 1830 and DW 1560 with success .. just understand that the clone cards may result in some oddities as i outlined in my two posts using both of these cards.
Since I've never used genuine DELL parts i can not be 100% sure but from what I've read on the forums the genuine DELL 1830 may give you the best compatibility and not suffer from the sleep/wake issue i detailed in my guide :-
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...ith-bcm943602baed-dw1830.236009/#post-1617689
Its worth reading up on the Pin taping that some laptops need.
Oh Yes i said there where three options ....
Recently a number of Chinese suppliers have started shipping a NGFF/M.2 adapter so that you can fit a genuine Apple WiFi card ..
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12-6-Pin...534948&hash=item43f6ae97ac:g:BukAAOSwLnBX7NiA
On Paper this would seem like a good choice but some laptops may not have enough room (hight) to allow the adapter and wifi card to fit, but if it will fit it maybe worth looking at .... I've bought one but have not tried it yet as was able to solve the DW1830 sleep/wake issue .... however there are no guarantees it will work in all cases. Also be aware your locked into using Apple drivers under Windows which may or may not be a good thing .... also might be an issue if you run Linux .. not sure on that.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees .... as with all things Hackingtosh what works for one may not work for another, I've got a draw full of around 20 WiFi cards ... some work .. some don't ... you just have to take the plunge and give it a go, if it does not work and you cant find a fix try something else.
Good Luck
Jay
