Anker USB C to Ethernet Adapter, Portable 1-Gigabit Network Hub, 10/100/1000 Mbps, for MacBook Pro, iPad Pro 2019/2018, ChromeBook, XPS, Galaxy S9/S8, and MoreClimatePartner certified

I personally do not think that Anker gets enough credit from the Apple user community. Case in point, I have bought numerous ethernet adaptors for my iPhone and all - read ALL of them fail after some time. Anker to the rescue!I use my iPhone like an iPod touch. There are apps that force me to use an iPhone like the Firewalla app. I have to use that app because I have to tightly control what URLs my phone has access to. I use my iPhone for crypto, banking and other critical services. I can’t use WiFi or cellular so ethernet is the only way. My entire house is ethernet only. I have to maintain my access.The ethernet adaptors get hot. The plastic ones are not going to last - the wiring must be cheap. They can’t take the heat during extended use. Also, iOS doesn’t always know if an ethernet adaptor is connected. Even the Belkin adaptors fail on those front.My Anker adaptors always get recognized, always work and don’t overheat. The housing is metal and they are very durable. The cable and connections are very good quality.I own several and rely on them solely now for my ethernet connections for my iPhone.

My wifi is spotty at my office so they suggested I go wired. This computer doesn't have an ethernet jack so I decided to try this product. Holy smokes, speeds are great, completely plug and play and stays connected.I highly recommend this adapter, especially on Lenovo Yoga series computers.

Great for hooking my laptop to my router for more stable connection during video calls.

Very good and reliable device

Incredibly necessary for a MacBook Pro. Easy, plug and play. Very good speed via USB-C.

USB to Ethernet Adapter should be super simple plug & play, and that seemed to be the case, until I tried browsing the internet. Even though the adapter picked up an IP Address and showed connected, I could only reach other computers on the LAN. Any external addresses just timed out. Finally decided to check for updated drivers and found a link to the Chip manufacturer's site on Anker's support site. The Chip is from ASIX. The default driver version for Windows 10 is 3.20.2. The driver available on the ASIX site is 3.20.1. Downgrading the driver fixed the issue and I am back to full connectivity. I think there may be a difference between Windows 11 and Windows 10 that I ran into. Anyway, not as plug & play as I would have liked, but not too hard to fix.

Good and compact, also affordable.

The USB-C to Ethernet adapter works great on Apple MacBook Pro computers (M2 and M4 Max), which don't organically have ethernet interfaces. I'm very happy with the product.