🔌 High-Speed Ethernet Adapter for Windows Tablets, Raspberry Pi Zero & Android Devices - Plugable USB 2.0 OTG Micro-B (ASIX AX88772A chipset) Review

I didn't know before that I could use Ethernet with mobile phones. I had a lot of modems that I needed to test sanity, and I figured it would be handy to be able to change the modem settings with my phone. I googled and then searched Amazon and came across this site. I have a 3 year old Nexus 5 and figured I would need to install some drivers or something to make it work. It was surprisingly easy to use. Just connect your device to your phone and an ethernet cable from your modem to your device

Well I've had it for a few months now. There are actually three of them and they work very well. Unfortunately, one of them failed, but could be damaged by electrical damage due to the weather. The customer service is top notch, they really stand behind their product. I even ordered it before contacting support because I couldn't disconnect the device using it for a long time. Customer service was prompt and back and forth email correspondence was fairly minimal with no undue resistance like…

I fought for a few weeks with two Chinese tablets (Q88 Allwinner and Supersonic SC-777) absolutely NO success. Here's what I found in developer options that changed everything: > Settings > Advanced > Ethernet > Open if you have that option. "DISABLED" can be written. Check the box and it should work. If your pluggable device is connected to it, it should be detected under Ethernet Devices. Click on it for more options.>> FOR ME, ETHERNET WAS DISABLED BY DEFAULT and I had to…

At first I was disappointed that my new Google Nexus Player (bought November 2015) didn't have an ethernet port (to be blunt, WiFi never beats ethernet), then I read about these micro ethernet adapters USB . I compared different options for a long time and decided on this product. In short, it works great. I plugged it in and the Nexus Player automatically switched from WiFi to Ethernet. Downloads are faster now and I like the player more.**If you are looking for a way to connect your Nexus…

I wanted to use my Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 (SM-T813) to troubleshoot network problems on my boat's LAN. The OTG adapter wasn't very expensive and someone said it worked with their Galaxy tablet, so I bought it. It was easy to connect to the tablet's micro-B USB port. I went to the tablet's Connections page and turned off WiFi. I then looked further down the Connections page and clicked on Advanced connection settings. The Ethernet name wasn't grayed out, it was bold! When I plugged the ethernet…

I bought this to use with an Android tablet (works with multiple phones too). Pros: 1. Works as advertised. It gets a little warm when it's in use, but the manufacturer told me that's normal for a device like this. (heat dissipation).2. Indicator lights on the device help you to know whether it is connected to the internet or not.3. Excellent customer service. answer questions promptly. Cons: None. I've been using it for over 6 months and still have no problems. How to use this adapter: 1…