Quectel BG95-M3 Mini PCIe LTE Cat M1 Cat NB2 EGPRS Module | Multi-Band IoT Connectivity Solution

The BG95-M3 Mini PCIe is a multi-band LTE Cat M1/Cat NB2/EGPRS module offering maximum downlink rates of 588 Kbps and uplink rates of 1119 Kbps. It features a highly integrated and cost-effective standard PCI Express® Mini Card form factor (51.0 mm × 30.0 mm × 4.9 mm), enabling integrators and developers to easily design applications by leveraging its mechanical robustness and low power consumption.

Equipped with a comprehensive set of internet protocols, industry-standard interfaces, and extensive features—including USB drivers for Windows 7/8/8.1/10 and Linux—the module supports a wide range of IoT applications, including wireless POS, smart metering, asset tracking, and more.

The Quectel BG95-M3 Mini PCIe Module is designed for connected equipment requiring dependable wireless access across diverse IoT environments. By combining cellular technologies within a convenient Mini PCIe form factor, it provides manufacturers with a practical way to add wide-area connectivity to embedded systems without developing a complete cellular communication architecture independently.

The module is well suited for applications where devices may be installed in remote locations, distributed across large areas, or required to communicate with centralized management systems. Potential applications include:

A major advantage of the BG95-M3 is its support for LTE Cat M1, Cat NB2, and EGPRS connectivity. This combination provides solution developers with greater flexibility when selecting appropriate communication methods for different deployment scenarios. Depending on the application environment and network availability, manufacturers can develop products around a connectivity strategy that supports both modern cellular IoT services and broader network compatibility.

The Mini PCIe interface makes the BG95-M3 especially attractive for embedded equipment and industrial platforms. Engineers can incorporate cellular communication into compatible host systems while maintaining a familiar modular design approach. This simplifies hardware development and reduces the effort associated with designing dedicated wireless subsystems. For manufacturers upgrading established products, the module provides a practical pathway toward cellular-enabled functionality.