USB 3.0 to Ethernet Adapter,ABLEWE 3-Port USB 3.0 Hub with RJ45 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter Support Windows 10,8.1,Mac OS, Surface Pro,Linux,Chromebook and More

Works amazingly well. I have a few of these. They work great with amazon fire tv devices, I have one for my 3rd gen fire cube, and I have another one for my fire stick 4k MAX. They're completely driver free, they're super easy to set up, they've been continuously on for 3 months without a single issue. I never have trouble with waking them up from low power mode. They max out my home network 330 mbps downloads. They never get hot. My 4k MAX fire stick required a basic USB microB to USB A OTG cable, and 12 watt charging brick. Instead of the 5 watt, one that comes with the fire stick. The USB ports on this device work flawlessly, with flash drives or SD cards and card readers. Super great value. So far, they seem to have amazing durability. Depending on your application, you may need to get a bigger power supply. I think at full tilt, this thing can take a few watts of power.

using for fire cube to increase ethernet speed from 100 to 350mbps. also has usb ports for dongles for my remote.

I purchased this for my Surface Pro device that by default works exclusively off Wifi. I have excellent Wifi in my home (which I try to limit to my IoT devices and mobile phone) but also have CAT6 installed in all the rooms that all the TVs and my other laptop connects to. I purchased the device to keep a physical connection when sitting any area that allowed for one. Like some of the other stated, after plugging in the device which was automatically detected, I got just under 100mbps download and upload speeds which is far below what I'm paying for from my ISP. I tried updated drivers as I saw noted in one of the comments (but for a Macbook) and there was no change. I found the website for the manufacturer and submitted a Support request that I'm still awaiting a response for. However, I kept reading through the comments that mentioned that they identified the issue was actually with their network port after receiving a replacement. I thought, "No way!", but I tested this out anyway and it turns out that it is my network port. All the ports in my house connect to a network switch that in turn connects to my router. After running simple tests (by merely changing port connections) and finally doing a real diagnostic check of that port through my switch interface, that one port (out of all of them) is only configured for 100mbps. So, apparently I have a connectivity issue that I have to address with that one port (most likely a bad connection that I need to punch down again). However, the ABLEWE USB 3.0 HUB/Ethernet NIC works as advertised and will provide up to 1000Gbps provided your infrastructure supports it and there are no hardware or software issues within your infrastructure or device that is diminishing service.

UPDATE - After leaving this feedback, the company contacted me and was more than happy to send me a replacement. I was certainly willing to try another one, as maybe it was an anomaly or another issue that I hadn't been able to find. Received the new one, exact same, and plugged it in, and no surprise, nothing changes. I can pull 90's down and solid up in the high 30's or low 40's. Out of curiosity, it dawned on me, I wonder if the switch has something to do with this? So after some recon work, I was able to pin point the issue. It was NOT the adapter here! It was the switch. For some reason, my unmanaged GS316 switch was only sending the data over at 100mb/s. Well, there in lies the issue and now I have to figure this out. BUT, the moral of this story, other than the device getting hot, it does work as stated. I really have nothing to complain about. I wouldn't have found this had it not been for the replacement, so thank you to the company for the replacement and I will put it to good use. This adapter DOES work, and it's a plug n play. I am really not sure what to do here. I can return in, for a few more days, and might if there are no suggestions to how this can be resolved, but the RJ45 port, using Cat6A cables is running so so so very slow. Device does heat up as reported, but that doesn't bother me. The USB ports work well, and very much extend the full functionality of the USB ports, however no lights (I knew this but it's so standard I don't know why it's not included) and the Wired Internet connection is beyond slow. I have tested my macbook pro with another USB ethernet adapter, and I get the great speeds that I was hoping for (960mbps down), but with this one, I am lucky to get 50. Wireless, I can pull about 500-700mbps down, but for some reason, I can't get the pull GIG that I should be able to get with this. Nice little device, but super underwhelmed at this point. Yes, it works, but the primary reason I bought this was to get the GIG speeds and seeing as I am getting about 4-5% of those, it's likely going back...sorry to say

It seems to be as compatible as they claim. My TCL android TV connected to it just fine, which is good because a TV made in 2024 came with a 100baseT (yes 100, you read that right) ethernet port. with this, I can have the connectivity and networking capabilities of literally any other TV made these days that actually do come with gigabit ethernet because it's the 2020's and we haven't used 100baseT in a decade and a half. but I digress.... The aluminum construction seems solid, and three USB ports are a nice (but not personally needed) bonus. Also Linux compatible which is a huge bonus. It even has a good stable connection, great for streaming. Installation was merely plugging it into my TV USB port and ethernet cable into the unit. Everything was plug and play. The price is quite good too, especially compared with a lot of other options available that are more expensive and way less compatible. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

Ethernet Port Adapter RJ45 10/100/1000 Gigabit, with 3 USB 3.0 Hub Ports. For a Laptop that doesn't have an RJ45 port and only has 1 or 2 USB ports, it turns 1 port into an Ethernet connection and gives you 3 more USB ports.

The product information clearly states that it is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Win7, Win8, etc, and plug and play, BUT IT IS NOT PLUG AND PLAY! The print is so tiny in the manual it is difficult to read the URL to download the Win7 drivers, and then the page doesn't exist. Their website does not offer drivers. It does appear to be plug and play with Windows 10 and above. I have sent their support an email and waiting for a reply. I may be returning this if I don't hear from them soon. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS for any OS before Windows 10. After contacting the seller, they provided me with a link to download a Windows 7 driver which worked perfectly, I have updated the review of this product from 1 star to 5 star.

I recently started a new job that lets me work from home, which I'm LOVING (both the job and the working from home!) However the issued older laptop is wireless only, and the wifi connection isn’t always the most reliable. This became an issue when I was having interruptions during work, rendering me incapable of working. I'd never heard of anything like this but my senior father thought that this type of device must be a thing since laptops are so thin nowadays, there's no spot for an ethernet port, so I went hunting on Amazon and found this affordable magical little device. It’s a small, plug and play USB adapter that adds an ethernet port to my laptop. Plug it in and you will get a steady, wired internet connection. I like that there are three USB ports because it lets me connect my mouse, keyboard, and headphones with just one USB plug, and the ethernet connection on this device ensures I stay connected at all times. If you’re dealing with inconsistent wifi and need a simple solution, this is definitely worth considering.

I use this on my Smart Tv to increase Network connection speed (standard RJ45 on tv only carry 100mbps) With this adapter, I can use the actual bandwidth available at home (200mbps)

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Have used this for a few years now and it works like a charm every time.

A confession: I didn't buy this product to use it as a USB hub. I have a number of USB-C hubs that I typically use for that. What I needed was a way to add Ethernet to my raspberry Pi without sacrificing my only USB port, and this does the trick really well. As the listing suggested, it is USB 3.0, and acts essentially as a USB 3.0 3-Port hub with an Ethernet adapter on port 4. Like many of these products that seem to be out recently from a number of manufacturers, this is cased in a brushed space grey metal, with a plastic cable and plastic cable strain-relief. Almost every USB hub or adapter I've bought this year is made of the same material. I can't really speak to durability quite yet (I'll update my review in the future when I can), but the product seems well built. I suspect that I could have found a USB hub and a USB Ethernet adapter separate for less money, but the combo is really what makes it for this one. Very convenient and no complaints so far.

Ce produit m'a sauvé la vie à plusieurs reprises. Travaillant en informatique, parfois certains PC n'ont pas les pilotes ou les mises à jour des ports RJ45. Ça permet d'avoir une connexion internet directement sur le PC. Ce qui n'est pas négligeable quand on fait beaucoup de manipulations chaque jour.