USB-C (Typ C) auf Ethernet Gigabit LAN-Netzwerkadapter (Thunderbolt 3)

So the adapter does work correctly. No complaints there. It puts through data as fast as it is supposed to do. However, after sustained use over a couple hours this thing starts getting HOT! After 3 hours it got so hot I was worried about something major happening so I unplugged it. I mean like it was almost too hot to touch. I can't imagine getting this hot is ok for the electronics.

Strangely, my new Lenovo laptop did not come with an ethernet port that was like a phone jack. It only came with an ethernet port like my TV has and a USB-C port. I know, I know. These ports and plugs are always changing with technology advances. How is anyone supposed to keep up each time they upgrade their devices? You need a handful of different cords on hand.Anyway, because of this oversight (?), I had to order this USB-C to Ethernet Adapter so my new laptop could connect to my modem which only uses cords like ones that go into a phone jack. The laptop was working fine using WiFi, but I wanted a wired connection.Once I had the adapter, I just plugged everything in and it started working right away. It recognized the wired internet connection. However, I was getting error messages from my laptop saying that the adapter was an unrecognized device, even though the connection was working fine, so that was a bit annoying. I had to turn off the notifications, but now I don't know which other notifications I might miss. Sigh...

My new Asus Zenbook Duo laptop (awesome, by the way) didn't have an Ethernet port and I wanted better network speeds when working from my living room than I was getting over WiFi. I work with large amounts of data so a hardwired connection is best when possible. I tried this adapter using my USB-C port and it gives me an average of 840 Mbps write and 920 Mbps read speeds from my laptop to my desktop computer (as opposed to 250 Mbps/425 Mbps over WiFi). I also get my typical 480 Mbps wired download speeds over the internet. It gets a bit warm after being used for a while, but other than that I have no complaints. Works as advertised without any additional installation of drivers on Windows 10. As close to a perfect accessory as you can get.

This is an excellent choice for MacBook Pro owners as it takes full advantage of the inherent speed of the USB C ports. I was not able to test this to its full capability but was able to test at 400 Mb speeds which is all I need. This is clearly well made and should last a long time.

This worked just fine with my laptop I needed a port for Ethernet cable. Connected to computer just fine.