Ethernet Port Wifi Adapter Xbox

I always take my multiport adapter with me whenever I'm traveling. Super handy especially the ethernet port.

My office only had one Ethernet port and this bugger gave me 2 ports and made my WiFi signal stronger. My room had decent WiFi coverage but nothing to write home about. My only complaint is that it wasn’t fast out of the box and I had to make some tweaks to get it working nicely with my other ap. It’s no where near as fast as it could be over wifi but the wired speed is perfect which is where it really counts for me. Using iperf3 between router and my computer I plugged into Ethernet I got the same speeds with and without this device in the chain. Over WiFi though itis about a third of the speed after tweaking it. Still working out the bugs but I’m confident it’s a setup error because it kept getting faster as I make little tweaks because when I started it was under 100mbps over iperf3

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This usb-c to Ethernet combination adapter a recharger is perfect for my needs. My Apple air doesn’t have an Ethernet port and relies on WiFi usually. When WiFi is really bad this gives me the flexibility to use a c port to plug it in to Ethernet. It says it can transfer up to 1000 mbps but mine is bogged down to 300 and it works well enough. You can use this to recharge as well - off the same Ethernet plug. Pretty handy.

Pug and play, simply as that. My mesh WiFi router has only two ethernet port. This switch solved the problem to hard-wire my Roku box, play stations etc., to the router

Both ethernet and wifi have been great. I finally was able to setup port forwarding and static ip rules with no issues. Also love the traffic analyzer in the GUI.

My laptop doesn't have an ethernet port. This USB adapter is a great solution.

I purchased this to increase the WiFi coverage in my house. I was considering purchasing 2, but started with 1 just to see the coverage. Overall, I get about 25% better signal at each end of the house with this set up in the center so an improvement over the WiFi router my ISP provides. I have basic networking experience and the software was a breeze to setup. I really think anyone could do it, but give yourself a good 15 mins to click around and understand their web interface. I simply plugged an ethernet cable into my existing WiFi router, then into the PoE adapter that came with the AP. Then just ran a second ethernet cable from the PoE adapter to the AP. Mounted it on a wall with their hardware and was done, took less than 5 min total.

I have a wifi only laptop that I wanted to use to test a newly purchased IP camera on. The adapter allowed me to connect a ethernet cable to my IP camera for testing. After giving the adapter a IP address in the same range as the camera my system connect with the camera perfectly. I would highly recommend this adapter for anyone needing to add ethernet wired access to there wifi laptop.

I have never had problems with my bluetooth, I got full blue tooth connection throughout my house even with my little Soundpeats q30 plus. This wifi adapter is faster than our ethernet, which makes 0 sense but even with a cat 5 cable, I get around 200mbps while I get around 130 with the ethernet. It really is hassle-less. So if you have a spare PCI-E slot, this is a really good budget wifi adapter. (Also you don't need an optical drive for the software disc, just go to the website on the disk or look up the software for the adapter and port it onto your pc with a USB. Though, my computer didn't even need the software)

I had been searching in vain for a small, humble adapter with VGA, ethernet, and USB-A ports, but *without* pass-through charging. And then I found this little gem, quite literally exactly what I need. All the other docks and adapters from elsewhere either had too much, not enough, or not the right combination of ports—and they were all so expensive it would have made more sense just to buy a new monitor instead. Most importantly, this adapter works. (The Apple multimedia adapter did not play at all nicely with my monitor, and I had to return it.) Although, I do have two small gripes with this Belkin adapter: 1) it scratches _very_ easily, and 2) the lights from the ethernet port are _very_ bright. The case became scratched the day I received it just from being on my desk; this was disappointing, but ultimately I care more that it works (it lives under my laptop stand and will never be seen anyway). And the lights from the ethernet port are so bright, they illuminate too much of the room when working at night. For this I used some black tape to cover the lights and part of the clear bit of the ethernet plug that was magnifying the light. All in all, I will still rate this product 5 stars for being exactly what I need and for being fully functional. I can pretend the scratches aren’t there if I never have to see them, and I was able to successfully block the obnoxiously bright lights.