Micro USB Ethernet Adapter for Android Windows Tablet, Nexus Player, Dell Venue, Raspberry Pi Zero

Does what it says on the tin.It works faultlessly with our three tablets - one medium cost, one cheap and one almost given away.But not with either smartphone - one cheap & one near-freebie.So I'm not going to dock a star for that. They're very cheap phones without OTG so I imagine the problem is with them.Very pleased with it and will buying a second.Beware there is another very similar looking item on Amazon which I cannot get to work. They look the same in the pic but when you have them side by side they aren't the same and, as mentioned, I can't get the other one to do anything but shine a small red light from within.

It doesn't provides faster wifi on mobile for expl if you turning data and wifi off you got none after so you still need to turn yo wifi on but the Truth I found no difference in wifi speed.on tablet maybe bit more useful it had more signal with the adapter however if you turning wifi off from tablet to and just get internet from cable it won't work.so I'm not using it that much

Worked once and not since. I tried using it multiple times but my phone only ever connected to it once. It could be my phone, it could be the cable. But the fact that it was fine and then not makes me a little upset.UPDATE##16/03/17##I didn't read the fine print, that some devices will work with this while sadly my phone does not (motorola G4). Customer service is prompt to helping resolve the issue. Definitely worth mentioning they will try their best to help you.

Fantastic little product to turn a USB connection into an rj45 Ethernet connection. Bear in mind you need to check that your tablet or phone can utilise a wired connection as not all of them can, and may not have the coding to use this product. If you have the Ethernet tab in your network settings then it will work, but if it is missing you might still be lucky. My fusion5 tablet does not have the Ethernet option but the connection works ok, as long as you turn off the wifi.

Just as needed. My son doesn't like wifi, so I can connect my tablet to the internet by ethernet cable. Sometimes it seemed to fail but that was because the micro-usb by cable dragging was not going straight into the tablet, so purchasing next the Delock USB Micro B Extension Cable Male to Female / Spiral Cable allowed the angular flexibility needed for my setup. Always perfect now, and also I am happy that my tablet is not getting pulled at its connection site.

Neat and (apparently) well-made. I bought it with the expectation that I could make a connection between my router and my tablet because I had been having trouble with the Wi-Fi facility. I was unsuccessful in this but it was not necessarily the fault of the adaptor.

These works well on cheap android tablets with android 4.4 installed. Each has its own MAC address, beware cheaper ones on amazon and ebay as they have the same MAC address and you cant have two connected on the same network at the same time.

Plugged it into my Nexus Player and immediately recognised. Networked via ethernet rather than WiFi. First day, so far so good. Annoying that the ability to use ethrnet not made known in the instructions for the Nexus Player.