Raspberry Pi Ethernet/USB HUB Expansion Board with RJ45 10/100M Ethernet Port (RTL8152B Chip) and Three USB Ports - Compatible with USB2.0/1.1 | For Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3B/2B/Zero/Zero W/Zero WH Review

Works as expected. I'm using it with Pi Zero W to turn it into a Pihole ad blocking system for my home network. This works well for a small home network.

Raspberry Pi Zero is powerful, affordable and small. Built-in Wi-Fi is acceptable but not up to par for speed or range. If you use Zero for network activities like Pi-Hole to block ads or provide VPN services then this is a great addition. It gets everything it needs through the USB connector, so none of the GPIO pins are blocked. It can be installed with the included standoffs without a GPIO header. Ethernet offers a real data transfer rate of 100 Mbit/s. Ookla data transfer test below…

The product worked as advertised except I assumed the hat was powered by the hat's pins but instead powered by USB. Worked, but that means I need a USB cable if I just need another ethernet network port.

I received my Ethernet/USB Cap in perfect condition. However (("Jumper" Micro-USB was DOA)). Right now I'm using the included micro USB cable and micro to regular USB adapter. This works but doesn't offer an option to get an Ethernet/USB hat. I'm happy with the hat itself though. The Ethernet network port and all 3 USB ports are working properly.

This HAT lets you connect your Raspberry Pi Zero to Ethernet without increasing the size or using a ton of power. As an added bonus, you get 3 USB ports! You can't connect 3 hubs full of devices to them, for example, but I doubt anyone would really want to do that and not yet know they need external power supplies. I have nothing to complain about.

I was looking for additional USB ports and an Ethernet port to make a portable media player and hotspot. I wanted a case too. I was able to use the MakerSpot case. I bought two cases and didn't use the taller pins in the first case. It's not perfect, but pretty close. The USB ports are working as advertised and the Ethernet port has not yet been used. But so far it's working fine. plug and play Exactly what I was looking for. My only complaint is that I had to put together a case for this.

The Raspberry Pi Zero is powerful, cheap and small. The built-in Wi-Fi is acceptable but not up for speed or range. If you use Zero for network activity like Pi-Hole to block ads or provide VPN services then this is a great addition. It gets everything it needs through the USB connector, so none of the GPIO pins are blocked. It can be installed with the included stands without a GPIO header. Ethernet offers a real data transfer rate of 100 Mbit/s. Ookla data transfer test below. Latency: 11.11…