Plugable USB C to Ethernet Gigabit 10/100/1000 LAN Network Adapter (ASIX AX88179 chipset Compatible with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, OS X/macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, Switch Game Console)

Nach etwas Suche diesen Ethernetadapter für das Moto Z Play gefunden, funktioniert bestens, nur einstecken. An einem Oneplus 3T auch getestet, da funktioniert es aber erst nach Aktivierung des OTG-Speicher. Hatte es zuerst nicht glauben wollen, da auch der Motorola Support auf Nachfrage keine Adapter nennen konnte.

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Funciona para Nintendo Switch en modo portatil, es una pena que no lo ponga en la descripción porque me llevó un buen rato encontrarlo en amazon, en la caja si que lo pone. Si lo quieres para la Dock de la switch entonces este no te sirve, te tienes que pillar otro que tenga el conector USB de toda la vida y que sea compatible, claro.

Acheter pour ajouter un accès internet filaire à un ASUS hybride PC/tablette T100HA sous Windows 10. Le 1er adaptateur recu ne fonctionnait pas (non détecté). Après contact du support de Pugable (très agréable et réactif), j'ai recu un deuxième adaptateur en quelques jours. Celui-c- est correctement détecté et fonctionne très bien aussi bien en mode tablette que PC. Très satisfait de la prestation Amazon+Plugable.

I have been trying different Ethernet to USB C adapters to be able to run my Moto G7 Power directly from my router. Working to keep WiFi radiated energy low when I sleep. I tried a Belkin adapter but no go, even though it did work on my laptop. However, when I connected the Plugable adapter the phone and my Lenovo TAB10 both connected in a couple of seconds. So far, my research has indicated few adapters that will work properly with older and newer phones and tablets, although this is not to say there are not others. As a bonus, the Ethernet connection is quite a bit faster than the WiFi connection and it automatically shuts off the WiFi connection. I haven't found a selection on either of my devices that let's me monitor the connection, my research indicates that some phones and tablets have that ability. You can tell you are connected on newer phones by looking at the upper right top of the device where you will see an icon that looks like this <-->, to arrow heads with 3 dots (not dashes, couldn't do dots here) between them that indicates you are connected to your router via a direct Ethernet connection. Older/other phones may show different connection icons.