Description
Faster than WiFi
Get a faster, more stable connection than Wi-Fi. Add a wired Gigabit connection to a Thunderbolt, USB4, or USB-C port. This plug-and-play Gigabit Ethernet USB C adapter provides more performance and stability than most Wi-Fi networks
Speed
Connect with an Ethernet cable to reach speeds up to 1000Mbps on a supported gigabit network. No need to rely on spotty Wi-Fi, add gigabit Ethernet to your USB-C port for a faster, more stable connection compared to Wi-Fi
Plug and Play
Nothing to download, nothing to install. Just plug the USB to Ethernet adapter in and go
Compatibility
Ethernet to USB-C adapter is compatible with Windows 10 and newer, MacOS 10.15 or later, iPhone 15 / Pro / Pro Max, Chrome OS, Linux Kernel 3.9 or newer. Also compatible with Switch handheld gaming device
The Plugable USB-C 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet adapter for laptop and desktop (USBC-E1000) is an easy way to add wired gigabit network speeds over USB-C for faster HD video streaming, gaming, web browsing, network access, and more. It’s small size and USB bus-powered design makes it the perfect travel companion for any laptop or tablet.
Use the USB-C to Ethernet adapter for adding a wired gigabit network to computers, laptops, and tablets, or replacing or upgrading network adapters for your computer.
Using this Ethernet to USB-C adapter to connect can improve speeds compared to older 10/100 adapters, and most wireless networks.
Please note, this adapter is NOT a solution for connecting USB devices like printers, hard drives, etc. to a network. This adapter cannot be used to share Ethernet, WiFi, or data between multiple devices. This adapter cannot be used for Preboot Execution Environment (PXE).
Chipset
With the upgraded AX88179A chipset there is no driver to download. The only thing faster than getting this adapter setup will be your transfer speeds.
Upgrade
Upgrade older computers limited to 10/100 Ethernet or no Ethernet at all with this USB-C Ethernet adapter.
In the Box
1x USB-C Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
1x Quick Start Guide