💻 Dell USB-C to Ethernet Adaptor: Fast and Reliable Connectivity with PXE Boot Support Review

The network card on the iMac failed and I had to look for an alternative for it for a while (Wi-Fi wires will not replace). The adapter worked perfectly, the speed was no different from the built-in one, there is no difference when copying large volumes to the NAS and vice versa. It also works seamlessly with the iPad. Has pros: Data transfer rate, ease of connection, indication. Small sizes. Its cons: I would like white for MACs, but this is more of a whim, because the adapter was not made by…

Works exactly as expected. I had problems with losing the wireless signal. My Dell XPS does not have an ethernet port and this worked great on a recent trip where the hotel wifi was spotty. They still had wired connections and I was able to get my work done with this adapter.

Worked perfectly connected to my 2 year old Dell 5300 2in1 i5 connected to an older Dell D3000 3 monitor dock. The Dell D3100's ethernet connection slowed at times and Wi-Fi was stable most of the time, but sometimes affected my home conference calls due to the USB3 connection. Connectivity improved my problems with teleconferencing. Plugged it into the USBC port and automatically configured it and I ran Dell Update and picked up the updated drives. I've seen a slight improvement using Cat 6…

This adapter is identified by my Dell laptop as a Dell USB network adapter on a Dell Inspiron 7373 laptop There was a problem once, although the laptop refused to do it identify it on the USB-C port. Finally, he went into the laptop's hardware diagnostics and ran hardware tests. Plugged in the adapter and the diagnostics saw it and the link light on the adapter came on as expected, rebooted the laptop to normal Windows10 (I don't like win10 but that's another topic!) and everything was fine so…