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YINGHUA

YINGHUA USB 3.0 to RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter 1000Mbps Black 50mm Cable

SKU CH-1NWB-TS44B

Adds a wired Gigabit Ethernet port to laptops or desktops via USB 3.0, driver-free on Windows 8/10 and Mac OS 10.1.11+

  • Gigabit wired speeds up to 1000Mbps via USB 3.0
  • Driver-free setup on Windows 8 and 10
  • Compact 50 mm cable weighs only 17g
  • Flat cable design resists tangles in transit
  • Built-in auto-crossover detects cable wiring automatically

Purpose and audience

The YINGHUA USB 3.0 to RJ45 adapter adds a wired gigabit Ethernet port to laptops or desktops that lack one. It suits users who need a stable, driver-free connection on Windows 8 or 10, or who can install a driver on Mac OS 10.1 and 11 or later.

Deciding specification

The RTL8153 chip delivers 10/100/1000M transmission over a USB 3.0 interface, so the single figure that determines fit is the 1000Mbps wired rate. Buyers whose devices only offer USB 2.0 ports will not reach that throughput.

Thermals noise and power

The 17g ABS body with a 50mm flat cable draws power directly from the USB port and runs silently with no moving parts. Normal use stays cool to the touch because the adapter has no fan and negligible heat output.

Highlights

  • Gigabit wired speeds up to 1000Mbps via USB 3.0
  • Driver-free setup on Windows 8 and 10
  • Compact 50 mm cable weighs only 17g
  • Flat cable design resists tangles in transit
  • Built-in auto-crossover detects cable wiring automatically

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will 1000Mbps actually reach 1000Mbps inside my laptop?

The adapter supports 10/100/1000M transmission over USB 3.0, so the link can run at 1000Mbps when the host, cable and switch all operate at that speed.

Does USB 3.0 limit the 1000Mbps connection in any way?

USB 3.0 provides enough bandwidth for full 1000Mbps Ethernet throughput, so the interface does not cap the rated speed.

How much space does the 50mm cable need behind the port?

The flat cable is about 50mm long, so you need roughly 50mm of clearance behind the USB port for a straight run.

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