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STARTECH

STARTECH USB-C to Ethernet Adapter with USB-A Dongle 10/100/1000Mbps 15cm Cable Computer Accessory

SKU CH-8NNR-GR70R

Adds a Gigabit Ethernet port to USB-C or USB-A devices with 15 cm cable and Realtek RTL8153B chip

  • Add wired network access to USB-C or USB-A devices
  • Gigabit speeds with 10/100/1000Mbps autonegotiation
  • Compact 15cm attached cable for portable use
  • Bus-powered design with Realtek RTL8153B controller

USB-C and USB-A Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

This adapter adds a wired RJ-45 network port to laptops or tablets that lack one. It connects through either a USB-C or USB-A interface and supports 10, 100 and 1000Mbps speeds with autonegotiation. The bus-powered design requires no external power supply and works with Windows, macOS, iOS and ChromeOS. A 15cm attached cable keeps the connection tidy.

Check your available port and driver support

Verify that your device has a free USB-C or USB-A port compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1. Confirm the operating system recognises Realtek RTL8153B controllers for plug-and-play operation. Ensure your network infrastructure uses standard BASE-T cabling up to Gigabit rates. Buyers needing multi-gigabit throughput or Power over Ethernet will find this adapter does not meet those requirements.

Highlights

  • Add wired network access to USB-C or USB-A devices
  • Gigabit speeds with 10/100/1000Mbps autonegotiation
  • Compact 15cm attached cable for portable use
  • Bus-powered design with Realtek RTL8153B controller

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the box include anything besides the adapter with its 15cm attached cable?

The package contains only the USB-C to Ethernet adapter with the 15cm cable permanently attached; no separate cables, drivers or accessories are supplied.

Should I choose the USB-C or USB-A connection for a laptop that has both ports?

Use the native USB-C port for a direct Gen 1 5Gbps link; the USB-A dongle is only needed when the computer lacks a USB-C socket.

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