Ethernet Cable Port Adapter

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

[5 V / 2 A] This single-purpose adapter may be more reliable than an Ethernet port combined into a multipurpose USB hub. Still, with all such adapters, you may sometimes need to unplug and re-insert the USB hookup. TP-Link also has a USB-C version; I've purchased many of both types.

[Bus Powered ] 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.

[0.265 lb] This cable is just what I needed. I was able to free up 2 ethernet ports between my two Ubiquiti switches (one each) and use the SFP ports instead. Installation could not have been more simple - just take out the rubber stopper on the SFP ports and plug in each end of this cable into the down port and up port - DONE. The switches recognized each other is seconds with no configuration on my part.

[Cat 6] Not much to say, it's a USB to Ethernet adapter. Works exactly like you would want it to.

[USB-A 2.0] A reliable solution for users of laptops without an Ethernet port.

[16,000 Bytes] I needed to attach an Ethernet cable to a MacBook (of course no ports on the MacBook) so I got this with an adapter so I could use the cable and then the adapter with USB to plug into the laptop. Once the correct driver was installed for the MacBook / adapter all worked great. Instructions for all could be better. Thanks to B&H for super advice and support!

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.

[RJ45 Male] A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

[1.12 lb] Great Canon Battery Grip this time with Ethernet port.