TP-Link UE306 WiFi Adapter, USB 3.0 to RJ45 LAN Gigabit Ethernet Network Adapter, USB to Ethernet Adapter for Gaming, Nintendo Switch, Router, Wins, Linux OS, PC, Plug&Play, Compact&Portable

Having moved to online working with a laptop that doesn't have an ethernet port, I became very aware that my livelihood was in the fickle arms of WiFi. This item - from the recognised TP Link brand and at a very reasonable price indeed - looked to be my trusty saviour. Thankfully, I have only had to use this once due to a WiFi issue, however it worked PERFECTLY. It was a WiFi cut-out with no warning in the middle of a meeting, so I didn't have time to mess about figuring things out... but this was literally plug and play. No installation required, just plug it in to an appropriate port, connect to your router via an ethernet cable and Bob's your uncle, good old-fashioned wired internet. I wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone wanting a wired connection (who doesn't have an ethernet port) or anyone for whom constant connection is a necessity for work. It really is a no-brainer at this price.

Works as it should, plug and play straight out the box. Excellent addition to laptops that have not got an ethernet port any you need the speed.

I got two of the UE302C dongles to get dual 2.5G ports on my networking machine. They work great, don't overheat and the ethernet cable is securely in place, so the connection is stable. Their own USB-C connection isn't sufficiently shielded though, so they cause a lot of 2.4GHz interference due to them being USB 3 within about a foot. This caused issues with a Zigbee device nearby. Placing its antenna further away solves this, but this is a drawback to keep in mind given that TP-Link could've shielded this cable better pretty easily. It's a flat-style cable, which I find more annoying than helpful as well. They work perfectly otherwise though and reach the advertised speed (connected to an ARM machine running Linux)

great product, in combination with cat 6e, works perfectly, transmits 2gbps without any problems

Worked perfectly straight out of the box. Bought to use with my Chromebook but was worried it might not work if it needed installation or or drivers to function. Well I plugged it in to the Chromebook and plugged in the ethernet and within seconds I was connected. Speed is good, I can stream my playstation over my Chromebook when I'm out with no issues at all Looks well made and I hope it'll serve me well for years to come

Amazing little adapter. Just plug into a USBC socket and you have a 2.5Gbit Ethernet port. Perfect for me, where my onboard LAN had failed, but the rest of the board is fine.

Works straight out of the box. Speed as advertised.

ORDERED BY MISTAKE MNEVER USED

Ordered several of these over the past years. They’re are some of the few Bluetooth dongles that work great on older Apple Macs (Mac OSX 10.4 / 10.5 etc.). The other brands or the BT 5.0 version aren’t recognized by the system but this one works flawless for headsets , keyboards etc.

Dual Band connectivity with plug-in compatibility with Windows 11

日本メーカーの Bluetooth 5.4 のアダプターでは接続が非常に不安定でしたが、この TP-Link のアダプターは今のところ問題なく使えています。 キーボードやマウスを接続する場合、Bluetooth 4.0 で十分だし、Qualcomm 製チップセットを搭載しているところが決め手でした。 あと、地味ですが、アダプターに Bluetooth のロゴが刻印されているのもよいです。他の2.4GHz アダプターとの区別がつくので。

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It's as easy as ramming it in a USB port and all Bluetooth functionality unlocks for you to use immediately. Windows 10 acts like you have Bluetooth built in and you can start syncing with your devices straight away. The range was much better than expected and speed is just as good, if not better than my laptop's Bluetooth. Highly recommend to anybody running Windows 10. It should work with Windows 8 & Windows 8.1 too, but I've only tested on Windows 10. Many people have trouble with other Bluetooth adapters not working and most recommend this TP-Link BT 4.0. Compatible with the latest standards of Bluetooth and backwards compatible with all previous versions so you can use any Bluetooth device to it's maximum potential with minimal energy consumption.