Thunderbolt 10 Gig Ethernet

Love this item as I have a MacBook Air and there are only thunderbolt ports , I use this hub for ethernet high speeds at my desk along with the HDMI cable to connect to my monitor and the USB for my files all at the same time!! it looks big in the pics buts Super light and small I give it 10 out of 10!

All I had to do was plug it in and I was instantly on Gig ethernet. It works as advertised.

Awesome switch. For less than 500.00 you can interconnect 10 gig/5 gig/2.5 gig/1 gig devices on your network. I have used this with high end 10 gig Intel cards, and low end cheap Aquantia 10/5/2.5 Gig cards. Works great with all of them. Even get 10 Gig over short runs on Cat 5E. (around 50 feet). The web interface is a little on the plain side, but at his price I don't care. VLAN tagging works also. Not really loud, but not quite either. It's not a home office switch meant to be located near your computers. I don't believe they market it as that. I have mine installed in my basement back where all my network cables terminate and if your 10 feet away from it, it just sounds like some quiet fan noise in the backgound. No where near as loud as a data center switch.

Connect Ethernet one end, thunderbolt the other. Plug in, done. It works at 10gb perfectly. One surprise, it has a fan. It’s quiet tho.

This is the only way I could connect my 27 in. Thunderbolt Display. The adapter works with any Thunderbolt device: Ethernet adapter, hard drives, etc. Well worth the price.

Doing exactly what I need which is run my Thunderbolt Monitor as a monitor, USB hub, Ethernet port, and USB soundcard to desktop speakers. No problems here in first 3 weeks.

Purchased to add an ethernet port and also for the additional thunderbolt ports for external hard drives. The S/PDIF port is a real bonus I didn't expect to use. Built solid, excellent performance! Plug it in and it works! Feels like it will last a long time.

This was my first NAS setup for video editing, and it's been fantastic. A bit involved to set up, but the capabilities it has are incredible once you watch a few tutorials. I'm connected to mine through a 10g ethernet connection, using an ethernet to thunderbolt adapter to go into my MacBook Pro. It's nearly as fast as the thunderbolt RAID I have on my desk, but much larger and more powerful.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I can't believe how many things I have plugged in to it and then only one cable to my laptop. Ethernet, 4k 60Hz display, Logitech stream cam, and 100W PD all over one thunderbolt 4 cable. I have read that this gets really hot, but I think warm is a better description, and it depends on what you have plugged in I guess. It isn't small, but if you can tuck it away somewhere it won't be an eye-sore. The power brick is also quite big, but it's 135W so that's expected. The thunderbolt 4 cable it comes with feels high quality. No complaints so far, everything was plug and play on a laptop with a Tiger-Lake CPU.

Bought this about 2 weeks ago. Super stable for me. I previously tried both HP and Dell widescreens (using the same panel). The USB hub on both of those was super flaky even after firmware updates. My mouse/keyboard and the inbuilt ethernet would auto disconnect randomly. Although, this monitor doesn't have in-built ethernet, but I connected a USB C ethernet dongle on thunderbolt out and it is super solid. Highly recommend this monitor over the Dell/HP variants if you have a Mac. Two features I'd love to have: 1. Inbuilt ethernet 2. USB B input and software-less KVM to switch USB to non-thunderbolt inputs