🔌 HiRO H50315 USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet LAN Adapter: Fast & Portable Network Converter for Windows 10/8.1/8/7, 32/64-bit, No Installation Required Review

My new laptop doesn't have an Ethernet port. I had to use a wired ethernet connection instead of wifi and was happy to find a cheap solution that worked well.

Building a gaming pc for my son and need wifi. This little thing gives a good and stable signal even though the computer is quite far from the router. It has been working for about 6 months, no failures or other problems. I tested speeds around 80Mbps when the router was in 3 rooms on a different floor.

Works great! Just plug and play out of the box. I didn't use the CD that came with it because my Windows 8.1 Acer laptop doesn't have a floppy drive. The drivers were automatically installed when the USB was plugged in. Works well with Time Warner High Speed Cable Modem. I bought this product because my built-in Wi-Fi wasn't working with my new modem.

I bought a new computer. Well, the problem with modern computers is that they're thinner than an ethernet port, so Wi-Fi is for the internet only. I was having trouble connecting my new computer to the office WiFi. So I bought this connector for USB. He worked at dialing speed. Literally watched screens load line after line.

I bought this device after I installed windows 10 and lost connection to my usb wifi adapter. It said it was for Windows Vista (SP1,SP2) 7,8,8.1,10. When the package arrived today I opened it only to find installation instructions for Windows Vista, 7 and 8 only. I was very worried it wouldn't work. I booted my system, followed the instructions and installed the adapter. That works great! Very happy at this moment. Works great.

Decent wireless USB. The installation went through trial and error. My computer has Windows 8.1 installed and I was finally able to get it working using the installation disc. Note: After a few unsuccessful attempts to install, I called the support number listed on the box. I called during standard west coast business hours and got a recording to leave a voice message or email. I didn't either and just passed out. I don't know how long I had to wait for someone from HiRO to contact me.

I purchased this product in September 2010 and it recently fell apart (my fault. I took it apart, really - long story). I used it for two years until AT&T recommended we use their USB adapter (D-Link) which died in August last year (after extreme and hard use). I used this bad boy (I'm cool) as a reminder of the year and ended up accidentally taking it apart thinking the adapter was defective, but it was my USB stick that couldn't read it (ha I guess , it wasn't such a long story in Finally)…