uni USB C to Ethernet Adapter with 100W Charging Port, RJ45 to USB C 1Gbps Type-C Gigabit Ethernet LAN Network Adapter Power Delivery PD for Laptop, MacBook Pro/Air, Dell XPS, Chromebook, Surface book

I use this with my Samsung Fold 5 (Android), and it’s been a total game changer for getting huge files off my phone to my local network storage.✔ Plug-and-Play – No software needed, just plug it in, and Android detects it immediately. It grabs an IP from DHCP and just works.✔ Fast & Reliable – A solid wired connection is so much better than waiting for WiFi to transfer big files.✔ Power + Ethernet – Huge win! My old adapter didn’t have power passthrough, and my phone’s battery would just drain and drain during transfers. I had to babysit the battery level, hoping it wouldn’t die mid-transfer. Not anymore! This lets me charge and transfer at the same time.✔ USB-C Connector – Fits perfectly in my phone without any weird adapters or loose connections.If you’re moving big files from your phone to your network, this is the way to do it. No WiFi headaches, no slow speeds, just pure, uninterrupted file transfers. 🚀📱⚡

Does okay for me. Does what it should 👍

It’s a real shame computers don’t come with Ethernet ports built in anymore, but for all intents and purposes this adapter is very good. Plug and play, no driver needed.

Worked perfectly and instantly when used with my new router to which my MacBookPro could otherwise not connect. Sturdy little dongle too. Has the little led indicators you would expect on any other NIC. Recommended.

well it does work. finally got around to figuring out how to use it for what I bought it for, was trying to use it to connect my Quest 3 to my pc via Ethernet. using Virtual Desktop and there streamer app on windows, it DOES work, how ever it wont charge the Quest 3, so if you do use this for connecting a quest HMD to your PC. you will need to charge it back up after each session

Great product

perfect for usage

Does what it supposed to do: but recall it doesn’t charge, only data transfer for internet access. And that’s what I wanted. I’ll get a spare one to have with my computer and possibly my iPad (??).