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A compact RJ45 adapter adds a wired 10/100 Mbps network port to compatible iOS devices using a 3.3 ft cable and Lightning connector
The Giochem B-3 is a wired network adapter that connects iPhone and iPad models to an RJ45 Ethernet cable through a Lightning port. It draws power directly from the host device and requires no external supply or driver installation. The 3.3 ft cable links the adapter to the network port for a stable wired connection.
This adapter serves owners of compatible iPhone and iPad models running iOS 10.0 through iOS 15 who want a wired alternative to Wi-Fi. It is not for devices that use USB-C instead of Lightning, nor for Android phones, Windows tablets or laptops that lack a Lightning port. Buyers needing gigabit speeds or Power over Ethernet support should look elsewhere.
The link operates at 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps, which comfortably handles web browsing, email, video streaming and video calls on supported iOS devices. It runs out of headroom for large local file transfers, high-bitrate 4K streaming or server-grade workloads that demand gigabit bandwidth. The 25 g weight and short cable keep the kit portable for travel or office use.
| Brand | Giochem |
|---|---|
| Model | B-3 |
| Color | Grey |
| Weight | 25 grams |
Yes, the adapter connects via Lightning and requires iOS 10.0 through iOS 15 on supported iPhone or iPad models.
Yes, the adapter has a standard RJ45 port that accepts any wired Ethernet cable from your router or switch.
Turn off Wi-Fi, open Settings, tap Ethernet, verify an IP address appears, then load a page in Safari to test connectivity.
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