Cable Matters Plug & Play USB to Ethernet Adapter with PXE, MAC Address Clone Support (USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet, Ethernet to USB, Ethernet Adapter for Laptop) Supporting 10/100/1000Mbps

Works to add gigabit Ethernet connection to my Sony a80k. I prefer to have as much wired in my house to keep wireless traffic to a minimum. This adapter allows the TV to connect faster to streaming providers and better performance with my local files. Definitely worth a try if you want a faster wired connection for your TV. Connected immediately without any driver fuss

I purchased this to use with an ONN 4K Pro GoogleTV streaming device. That streamer has a 100mbps ethernet port but this dongle gives me 900mbps+ when connected to my TP-Link Deco AXE5400 wifi 6e mesh pod. Literally plug-n-play, immediately recognized by device with zero problems. Compatibility:Onn 4k pro Works well:Handles fast speed Reliability:Seamless and reliable

Just wanted to confirm for others that this adapter model 202013-BLK works flawlessly with my Hisense 85" U8N. Super easy installation too. All I did was turn off the WiFi, then plugged in the adapter into the USB 3.0 port (this tv also has another USB 2.0 port), and then plugged in the ethernet cable and it instantly started working! Before I tried this one, I tried the Amazon Basics Aluminum ethernet adapter and it did not work in my Hisense U8N or my Amazon Fire TV Omni Series, but thus Cable Matters Adapter model 202013-BLK works great and hardly costs anything. Build quality seems just fine. I would definitely buy another one if a need for a second one arises.

My problem was that the Network Card in my laptop has only 100MBps of speed (and is integrated into the MB), so no way to install a new one -as far as I learnt from research. So, even if my Xfinity internet plan provides a 300MBps speed, I would constantly get cut off and get messages like "ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED" and such (I do have to say that this didn't happen when on Fiber Optic but it became too expensive for my budget). The test for speed (Download & Upload) would give no more than 90 and 23 respectively (23 of Upload is in line with my plan) but 90 Download was the problem -to me anyway. So, I purchase this Gigabyte Ethernet Adapter and test runs now come up to 180-285 of Download -depending on the time of the day. The "error messages" have stopped and the cutting off when on Skype are down considerably. I still have a machine that's 7 years old, so I'll be shopping for a new one when things gets slower again but for now, this gizmo is buying me some time

Tested Device(s):Linux Laptop (Fedora Xfce Spin) : YesNintendo Switch: NO. Does not work with the Switch, as the advertising suggests, but I thought I was try it and let people know here in this review.Detected Chipset:Realtek RTL8153, confirmed via lsusb on LinuxDriver Behavior:Linux: Plug-and-play, no manual driver installation requiredWindows 11: Didn’t test, although I am sure it works fine.macOS: Didn’t testPerformance:Achieved expected speeds (up to 1 Gbps), confirmed with ethtoolNotes:Detected by Linux as RTL8153 (ID 0bda:8153 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.)Suitable for Raspberry Pi, Linux laptops, and possibly Steam Deck (not tested)Final Verdict:If you're looking for a reliable USB Ethernet adapter with full Linux compatibility, this Cable Matters model using the Realtek RTL8153 chipset is a solid pick. Just be aware that not all Cable Matters adapters use the same chipset—this one does.

Works great on Sony 65X90J. No issues. Plug and play. However, it does not work on a Bravia 7 (85XR70). When plugged in it delivers fast Ethernet connection, but after a few days I had to hard reset the TV as it wouldn't turn on the with the remote. I would unplug the TV wait 10 seconds plug back in and it would work. So there is something wrong with the adapter or USB 3.0 on the Bravia 7. After disconnecting the adapter the TV has been fine. So if you have a Bravia 7, this will not work for you.

Perfecto funciona con TV sony bravia 2021 ahora si tengo todos los megas de mi servicio de internet