CableCreation USB C to Ethernet Adapter Work for NS, USB Type C to RJ45 Gigabit Network Adapter for Windows/macOs/Linux/Laptop/PC/Cellphone Compatible with MacBook Pro, Galaxy S22/S20

I downloaded the Ethernet driver and configured on my Mac. Tested it upto 500 Mbps and it worked seamlessly.

Needs drivers which we have to downloadgood

My switch lite couldn’t be connected to my dorm’s wifi. Bought an adapter from Best Buy, didn’t work. Bought this one, instant connection. Super easy to install, you just have to plug the Ethernet cable into the wall, connect the adapter, and plug it into your switch like the charger.

It is well made. It works with my phone when others I have purchased didn't.

The cable does not support in ipad as said in description. Works in android only.

数年ぶりに返品してしまいました。こちらの使い方の問題だったら申し訳ありません。動作しませんでした。めちゃくちゃ軽い。ただのプラスチックの容器かというくらい軽かったです。返品したかったので当然分解はしません。ですが分解して中身すっからかんなんじゃないかって確認したいくらい軽かったです。利用に問題無い方々から話を聞きたいくらいです。追伸返品、返金頂きました。迅速対応有り難う御座います。

In the product description and in the Q&A at Amazon, the seller directs Mac OS users to a page on a third-party website in Taiwan that does not contain a single reference to this product. Even if you figure out the six or seven click throughs to the page where you can download drivers, the driver product numbers do not match the product number or any of the information that comes with the product packaging. I contacted customer support at CableCreation, but they just kept giving me the same link until I told them to go there themselves and see what the customer's experience is. They replied with a series of screen captures that took me through multiple clicks to a page I had found myself for driver downloads, but the driver they pointed me to in the screen capture had a different number and name from the product. There was no way for me to know on my own that that driver was right for my product. At any rate, by then I had already bought a different product and requested a refund from Amazon. This is classic poor customer service from a tech company that doesn't understand how humans experience their product or their service.