HRSDEIE Adapter USB-C naar Ethernet, USB Type-C (Thunderbolt 3) naar RJ45-netwerkpoort met PD-oplader 60 W, Gigabit Ethernet LAN, compatibel met iPad Pro, ChromeBook, Dell, smartphones, Windows 11

Ik wilde mijn 4k google (witte met afstandsbediening) bedraad op internet aansluiten, wegens af en toe uitvallen van de wifi in mijn tuin.De orginele stekker van google is elke keer niet leverbaar.Met deze stekker krijg je hetzelfde en is compatibel. Nu kan ik ook buiten de nest mini via bleutooht verbinden aan mn tv.

Combined power and data to my tablet - right part for the job.

Werkt perfekt

Funktioniert einwandfrei. Jetzt kann ich mein Tablet ans Netzwerkkabel anschließen, ohne dass der Akku leer gesaugt wird. Vorher war der Akku am Netzwerkabel schnell leer. Jetzt wird geladen.

Buenas tardes: no suelo escribir reseñas, salvo que el producto sea excepcional o pésimo. En este caso, se trata de la primera opción. Funcionamiento perfecto nada más conectarlo. Está conectado a Google Chromecast. Una maravilla.

I used to subscribe to BT for home (fibre) broadband with a £7/mo add-on for an EE mobile broadband backup. It became apparent that I needed a back up internet service when I suddenly had no broadband for a few days and BT thought that this was a *minor* inconvenience, whereas for me it is fundamental to being able to work from home. My house/local network is based on my own wifi-router being connected to the internet provider's modem - so I don't use their wifi or DHCP service (IP address allocation for each home device). With this device I can use a mifi (not tried) or phone (Android 13 tried) and replace the normal internet modem in case of service interruption. The phone needs to be set to share mobile internet via ethernet and you will need a USB 5V supply adaptor which most of us are swimming in, with a connecting cable to provide the power to this block on its USB c connector. I was able to get speeds of over 50 Mb/s across the wifi connected devices using my phone as the replacement internet modem. I figure that even if I had to take out a temporary mobile internet subscription for 1 month, that has to be cheaper than a repeated subscription to BT/EE for £7/mo. If you have decent mobile internet speeds in your area, this might be a solution for you too, certainly as a backup internet service and without reconfiguring ALL your home network devices.