Ethernet Adapter for Fire TV Stick (2nd GEN), All-New Fire TV (2017), Chromecast Ultra / 2/1 / Audio, Google Home Mini, USB A to RJ45 100Mbps Network Adapter with Power Supply Cable

Works fantastic and I cleared up so much bandwidth using eitherlink and alot of people don't know but eitherlink is always way over the wifi speed .. you may pay for 100mb p sec but you get from your router about 60-75 megabytes per second and eitherlink is always running at at least 85 percent fast mind runs at 130 mbps so this fire stick is flying .. my old 1st Gen was so slow it chopped all up and I usually don't get hd .. this model is extremely fast even on wifi .. this is a 4 core processor with more ram .. and the actual stick is much larger .. fits fine just larger to house all the new improvements .. the link cable makes the stock fly .. love it.

I bought this to connect my fire stick directly to the internet so my other tvs can work on wi-fi without hesitation and it works great. I have had it on my tv for years without a problem. It was really easy to hook up.

Works great, simple setup (less than 5 min), used this to add Ethernet to my Roku device, wifi would work/not work (Router on far side of house ), already had a network drop so I hardwired my Rouk and it automatically detected the hard-line, no more drop signal

This item worked fine with roku. Only thing is , it does give a connection error when turning the TV on but goes away in 3 seconds. Also, initial setup was bumpy in that the roku did not recognize it at the start of installation. I had to install as wireless then by the time I was finished it suddenly recognized as wired. All is working.

I like it is a handy and efficient little tool

Even though my firestick is 1st gen (I thought it was 2nd), this device works fine and I don't have to worry about wifi drops, slow downs or band width issues. I also have it set up where it does not show. I recommend using it.

Not sure why, but when I plugged this into my Roku, the Roku remote control failed to work, so I was unable to switch to a wired network and complete the install. As soon as I disconnected the Ethernet adapter, I was back in business with the Roku and remote working. Go figure. I'll use the adapter for my Fire Stick, I guess.

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