uniUSB-C to Ethernet Adapter, USB C HUB Ethernet 1Gbps with USB 3.0 4IN1, [Thunderbolt 4/3 Compatible] USB C to Network Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Surface Laptop, Chromebook, etc

Having previously purchased a Uni Type C Hub I was disappointed with its lack of ethernet compatibly, thus leading to the purchase of this product. The build quality of both Uni products that I have are great, a nice metal exterior along with a tangle free braided usb c cable. This quality craftsmanship is what really made me come back to Uni products in the future due to the prevalence of cheap and finicky usb c hubs and adapters that flood the market. The biggest thing to keep in mind is that this is just an adapter, the lack of type c passthrough really makes it a no go for devices with only one port for information and charging. Having used with with my iPad Pro I found it works well but leaves me unable to charge the device while connected, often this has proved an issue as I have been transferring large files over the network when the battery gets low. If your main use will be with a laptop this is an excellent choice. The only immediate cons that are worth noting is: 1. The cable is directly wired into the adapter, this means that if the cable gets damaged the whole adapter will have to be replaced. 2. The color is close to space-gray but not exact. The biggest pros I have found using this for about a week are: 1. The speed is fantastic. This adapter proved to be faster that multiple other ones I had lying around. 2. Quality is great, much better than its plasticky alternatives. 3. Works seamlessly. After testing on a MacBook, iPad, and XPS 15 there were no issues, simply plug and play. Overall this adapter proves its worth against the competition and shows just how important good craftsmanship has on a product's look, design, and feel.

Very good throughput coupled with good quality construction makes this a very good value. I would buy it again.

While most use laptops on wireless, a VPN can help with security. On the other hand, if a wired ethernet connection is available, you can guarantee safety from WiFI issues. Many laptop mfg nowadays have deleted the ethernet port (boooo), so this little converter re-adds it over USB-C. It also gives 3 USB 3.0 ports for drives, sticks, keyboards, etc. which is handy. It also works with my tablet with no apps added--that's super cool. As a note, if you desire one for your tablet, they do provide an alternate model with a charging port. I just ordered one of those.

Device isn’t used very often, and after a while started losing contact with the Ethernet cable. Tried multiple cables with the same result. USB ports work perfectly fine. Honestly would probably buy again.

Perfect

I use this to expand the USB ports on my laptop (it has native USB-A and C, but sometimes I want more USB-A than are built in) as well as to adapt USB-A thumb drives to my iPhone 16 with USB-C, and as a hard network adaptor for the iPhone (I work with closed-network lighting rigs and often need to quickly connect to them without the convenience of a wireless point). It does all those things fine, and it's cheap and as small as it could be and accomodate those ports. It also passes a reasonable amount of charge to connected USB-A peripherals, keeping in mind the limits of a multiport USB-A (ie, it's not a PD hub). As long as it lasts I'm happy.

This worked out really. The new iMac has no usb or Ethernet ports. Just plugged this device and all the devices loaded automatically.

This USB C hub gives full USB 3 speeds.Ethernet port works perfectly.It does get quite warm even with nothing plugged into it.I normally use it with my MacBook Pro to get USB A connectivity.