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

Worked perfect on my Thinkstation P520. My integrated network card failed and I didn't want to take up a PCI slot with a network card. This was a great option that has the added benefit of giving you two extra USB slots

Works great for me so far! I got connected to my monitor's built in hub so now that I've only got one cable going from my monitor's USB-C port for video, audio interface, ethernet, and backup HDD (on another port, not on this hub). Exactly what I was hoping for, and the price was great.

Works as advertised. Many of the new tablets and laptops no longer include a NIC and this little guy gives you the hard wire network and you don’t lose any USB ports. You can also add a second network connection to your computer if like me you have a second network in your office. Just remember to set the metric on you NICs to use the one you want for your internet.

I love this adapter works excellent when key word works. Its works for a while then the Internet stops working. I have to unplug and plug back in then it works fine. Annoying to have to do this all day 😞.

✅Cord is generously long! I have the PC here (https://amzn.to/3YsXrdY) and have zero complaints. I highly recommend purchasing! Simple plug in and use.

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.

Works perfectly. I wish the cable was a bit longer.

Just plugged in and instantly connected to the net.