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USB-C to RJ45 cable, 10 ft, silver aluminium connectors, Cat 8

CableCreation USB-C to Ethernet Cable 10ft Cat 8 1000Mbps

SKU CH-BM3T-MHZKF

Integrated USB-C to RJ45 cable delivers 1000Mbps wired networking for USB-C, Thunderbolt 3, 4 and 5 devices over 3.3 m

  • TypeEthernet
  • Cat8
  • Connector ARJ45
  • Features, , , ,
  • Integrated cable and adapter eliminates separate dongles
  • 1000 Mbps wired speed beats typical Wi-Fi reliability
  • Smart chip plus aluminum connector ensures stable transmission
  • Works with Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB-C devices
  • 3 m length gives flexible desk placement

Direct Ethernet for USB-C devices

This 10ft Cat 8 cable integrates an RJ45 connector and USB-C plug into one unit so laptops, tablets or phones without a built-in Ethernet port can connect straight to a router, modem or switch. It delivers a 1000Mbps wired link and falls back to 100Mbps or 10Mbps networks automatically. The aluminium-shell USB-C end houses a smart chip that keeps transmission steady, and the cable works with USB 3.0, USB4, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4 and Thunderbolt 5 ports on MacBooks, Chromebooks, iPhone 15 or 16 series, Galaxy S24 and other USB-C gear.

Replaces separate adapter plus patch cable

Carrying a tiny dongle and a separate LAN lead is no longer necessary; the single 3.3 metre run handles both jobs and reduces the number of connections that can loosen or fail. The jump is worth it when Wi-Fi is congested, when latency matters for calls or gaming, or when a device simply lacks an Ethernet port and you want gigabit speeds without a hub. If your USB port is only USB 2.0 the link will be limited to 100Mbps, so the upgrade pays off only on 3.0 or newer ports.

Plug in and go, then check drivers if needed

No external power or software install is required for most modern operating systems; the cable enumerates as a native network interface the moment it is plugged in. The one common snag is a missing or stale Realtek driver on some Windows or Linux machines — downloading the latest driver from Realtek usually restores the link instantly. The aluminium connectors resist corrosion and the integrated strain relief survives repeated unplugging, so the only routine step is keeping the driver current.

Highlights

  • Integrated cable and adapter eliminates separate dongles
  • 1000 Mbps wired speed beats typical Wi-Fi reliability
  • Smart chip plus aluminum connector ensures stable transmission
  • Works with Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB-C devices
  • 3 m length gives flexible desk placement

Specifications

BrandCableCreation
TypeEthernet
Cat8
Connector ARJ45
Features, , , ,

Questions about this item

How much clearance does the 3.3 ft cable need to reach a router or switch?

The 3.3 ft length connects a USB-C device directly to a router or switch without extra adapters.

What driver step is often missed when first plugging this cable into a Windows laptop?

If the link does not appear, download and install the Realtek driver from realtek.com before use.

Which component should be checked if the 1000 Mbps link drops after extended use?

Inspect the RJ45 connector and USB-C plug for dust or corrosion; the silver aluminum housing resists wear but debris can still degrade contact.

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