Connect Desktop To Router With Ethernet Cable

Purchased to connect a Wii to a cable router through an Ethernet cable to watch streaming Netflix. The setup was easy, just plugged-in the adapter, connected the cable, went into the Wii setup and told it to update, inserted the Netflix disk and I was done.

This cable is exactly what I needed to directly connect my desktop computer to my modem/router across the room. Works with no interruptions for both normal internet use and online gaming use.

This cable allowed me to connect a desktop to the router in the closet. It is a reasonable price and I liked that there were color options.

used to ethernet connect from router to tv streaming box, works as intended

The fact that I have to be in the same WiFi network is annoying. Also it doesn't connect to my ethernet connected desktop computer.

I have one of these integrated into my desktop and the speeds are reliable (and FAST). The new one was to allow my laptop to both connect to Ethernet and allow fast ingest of large (33GB and more) files on SD cards from my video camera. It is trouble-free, reliable and (did I say) FAST!

This is what I need. I want this device to connect to the wireless network (at hotel, etc) and provide me with an ethernet port. I will then connect an Amplifi Instant Router the the ethernet port on this TP-Link RE600X and provide me with my own private network. The Amplifi Instant Router will easily connect to my AmplifI HD router at home and create a VPN connection that can be used by any devices I travel with to give those devices access to my home network.

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

I had purchased 3 25ft ones to connect my new router to my modem, desktop and printer. They work perfectly.

It definitely increased the Wi-Fi speed over my previous Unify setup, pretty much double it. I can get on an iPhone Internet speeds of 500Mb/sec if close by and 200-300Mb at a greater distance. There is no 2G/5G separate connections, the router is smart enough to figure out which connection is the best. The installation was easy after I've figured out how it works. First and foremost, DO NOT attach an ethernet cable. It'll stop the setup. Bring the AP relatively close to the main router, run the phone app to set it up. It takes a rather long time (~3 to 5min) to do all its setup. After the setup is done, you can move it to another location and connect an ethernet cable. It'll figure out by itself that the cable is plugged-in. Highly recommended product.