USB 3.0 to Ethernet Adapter, Fairikabe USB 3.0 to RJ45 Gigabit NIC Network Adapter, USB Computer LAN Card Adapter for Laptop, Nintendo Switch, PC, MacOS, Linux, Windows

This excellent USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet adapter works great! It was easy to install (there is no installation) and performs as advertised! I plugged it into my Windows 10 PC and it was recognized almost instantly and just worked. I then tried it on my Lubuntu laptop and again it was recognized instantly and worked flawlessly. I got this so I could transfer files more quickly across my home network than I can with WiFi. It will work perfectly for the task. The adapter feels solid and well built and appears to have a metal case over the ethernet end of it. It feels high quality. I like that. The only issue I have with it is the cord between the USB connector and the ethernet end feels a little stiff, but I think itll eventually become more flexible with use and it isnt going to break or anything. It feels firm, but it isnt too much of a flaw. Overall a great adapter at a great price!!

I ordered this because I needed a USB to Ethernet cable for one of my computers. This adapter works great and no complaints here. The flexible cable is strong but allows some flex. the USB and Ethernet connectors are both excellent and provide maximum bandwidth. This cable is my second order from Fairikabe company and it is really a well built product and deserves 5 stars

It works. What more is there to say?

This thing is built strong and tough and just works. Plug it into a USB port on your laptop or PC, connect an Ethernet cable, wait a few seconds for the familiar USB connection chime, and youre all set. It really is that easy. No drivers to install, no app to configure, no nothing. Just plug it in and start surfing or transferring files over the network. There is not much else to say about this adapter, except that it works very well, and transfer/connection speeds are as good as the built-in NIC port on my PC. With this adapter, I am limited only by my Internet connection speed (which is nowhere near 1 gigabit.) Still, this thing is awesome. Highly recommended. Build Quality - 5/5 Body and cable built like a tank. Super tough. Speed - 5/5 As good or better as the built-in NIC on my PC. Ease of Use - 5/5 Nothing can be easier. Just plug it in and it works. Value for Money - 5/5 At $13, this is a steal. Overall Score - 5/5 Great product and excellent value

When I received this adapter, I was skeptical about the capabilities. Im a retired electronics tech and technical writer. I was impressed with both performance and construction on the adapter. I had previously acquired the USB-C equivalent product from the same manufacturer, with very nice performance results. This USB-A device was used with three of my computers. One is a PC stick running the Windows 10 Pro operating system. The second is an older machine where I replaced the Vista operating system with Windows 7. The third is my newer Windows 11 laptop (not shown in the photos). The results of my testing: the Win 10 pocket PC prompted me for a newer driver which I downloaded. The guts of this adapter is an actual ASIX network interface card built into the Ethernet port end of the adapter. Performance was excellent and stable via the USB 3 port on my pocket PC. The computer was designed for Wi-Fi only so this adapter makes it possible for a wired faster Ethernet connection. Speed was as fast as my Win 11 setup on the other computer with the USB-C gigabit adapter. My 500 Mbps fiber optic gateway Ethernet speeds actually approach 600+ Mbps. The next test was on my older Windows 7 laptop using the USB-A to Ethernet adapter. The network interface card and Ethernet port on this computer stopped working a few years ago. Once again, this adapter allowed me to gain the speed of a wired connection. As expected, since this machine only has USB 2.0 ports, the throughput speed was reduced to 100 GB which was acceptable. I have been using this adapter via a Dell USB-C to USB 3 adapter on my Windows 11 machine continuously for the past week. No problems, great performance.

Main reason why I bought this to have it just 8n case if my internet is down and I need to check whats wrong. That is how you troubleshoot router modem issues. If router has issues, you would connect this to your modem via hardline cat 5. If you get internet, its a router issue. If not, then your service provider issue. I connected it to win 11 machine, and in 7 seconds I had service. No drivers needed. Windows recognized and installed drivers in no time. Both lights blinking. Very happy customer.

Seems to get full gigabit speed.

This product is easy to use, plug into the computer or gaming device and plug the ethernet cable into the adaptor and you are connected! Much easier than bothering with the wifi and allows for more devices to be stable on my network. I am using this product with my Nintendo Switch while docked which is no longer dropping signal, allowing for consistent gameplay. It also automatically connects any docked switch this way, when friends bring their switch over they place it into the dock and are connected instantly.

I purchased this USB to ethernet adapter to solve a problem I was having with a four-year old Lenovo laptop. For some unknown reason, the laptop was not recognizing my primary Wi-Fi network or the hotspot from my iPhone, making it impossible to connect it with the Internet. I plugged the Fairikabe adapter into an open USB port on the laptop and connected the other end to an ethernet cable coming from a ethernet switch and, voila, the laptop was online. There are no special features to this adapter but I love it when technology works as designed without requiring an elaborate set up or configuration process.

Received this today, and having had many ethernet to USB adaptors in the past, I liked the way that this one looked. When used with a samsung tablet, it was recognized right away and provided decent throughput speeds. Although, when connecting to a windows machine, the connection was spotty. I ran windows update and it pulled down the driver for the network adaptor, although even after that, and a reboot, the connection kept dropping. Unfortunately, I wouldnt purchase this again and would recommend looking elsewhere.