UGREEN USB to Ethernet Adapter, 1000Mbps Plug and Play Ethernet Adapter with USB 3.0, Driver Free, RJ45 LAN Network Dongle Compatible with Nintendo Switch, Laptop, PC, MacBook, Windows, macOS, Linux

This device was a lifesaver when I needed to plug in my internet cable to my laptop, which doesn’t have a port for an external connection. No installation needed, easy to use. It worked perfectly and was totally worth every penny!

A life saver for early-gen Switches. If you are an avid online gamer and get frustrated with lag on online games, this is a must. As early Switch docks do not have an ethernet port, this works perfectly to fulfill that role. It offers the same connectivity as a normal ethernet port would. Just plug it in and plug in your ethernet cable. The only possible drawback is that it requires the use of one of the three USB ports on the Switch. This limits wired controllers and flash drives while the ethernet is connected. Otherwise a great buy.

so far it’s working great before my speed were around 250mbps now it’s a steady 900mbps

Worked like a charm plug and Play. No setup or configuration needed. Works on Windows 10 and Linux, I've used it with both

a little Janky but works for a laptop if you haveto hardwire up or your Wifi burns out. Needed it to Connect over ethernet a console that doesnt have any means of using a VPN. the USB plug is the weakpoint and if i bumped it a bit it'd cause it to disconnect from the PC.

Use this for a laptop that didn't come with an RJ45 jack. Connected immediately and no issues since.

...or at least Fire Sticks that support USB (OTG) hubs like the 4K Max 2nd Generation. Have been using a UGreen micro-USB ethernet adapter (B01N1X28F1) for several years but also needed to connect a USB flash drive to the Fire Stick. Power/data splitter wouldn't work since that ethernet adapter requires both power AND data to function. Answer was switching to this USB 3.0/ethernet adapter (B00MYTSN18), but also needed a certain type of USB hub. Fire Sticks have a single micro-USB port, so needed an On-The-Go (OTG) USB hub that supports Fire Sticks and micro-USB connections. There were several varieties available, and purchased a 3-port USB 3.0 hub to connect both the USB ethernet adapter and a flash drive. Steps taken (see picture): - USB (OTG) hub to Fire Stick's micro-USB port. - Fire Stick's micro-USB power cable to the USB (OTG) hub. ...Other end of the Fire Stick's micro-USB power cable to the Fire Stick's AC adapter. - UGreen USB ethernet adapter (B00MYTSN18) to the USB (OTG) hub. - RJ45 cable to ethernet adapter. - Add USB flash drive to the USB (OTG) hub, or a keyboard, mouse, etc. It works! Fire Stick detected the ethernet connection and speed test shows OK for 1080p (see picture). However, would assume this configuration is Not Officially Supported. Unrelated: In February 2025 no driver disk is included, so would need to download drivers for older/other operating systems.

It's good! Sometimes you gotta plug it back in cause it won't recognize it immediately. It's no biggie though. I also have it connected to an ethernet cable extender so that could effect it.