Cable MattersUSB to Ethernet Adapter (USB 3.0 to Ethernet) Supporting 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet Network in Black

I bought this for my Sony 48 A90K OLED TV to upgrade from the 100mbps onboard ethernet port. I can confirm that this cable matters USB 3.O gigabit adapter works perfectly with the Sony A90K and does give gigabit speed if your broadband supports it. Just ensure that you disable wi-fi in the settings so that auto play works to enable the adapter.To take advantage of upto gigabit speed you need to connect the to the usb 3.0 port on the TV. For Sony a90k owners the usb 3.0 port is located on the bottom next to HDMI 2 and labelled for HDD. If you connect to a USB 2.0 port, the adapter will still work, but the maximum speed will drop from around 940mbps to around 400mbps due to usb 2.0 limitations.Being able to use more broadband speed on my TV has made 4k content noticeably more stable and so far I haven't had the resolution drop lower like it used to when using the in-built 100mbps port, and yes I'm aware that Netflix 4k barely goes over 20mbps so 100 should be easily enough. But I can confirm that in my case, that 4k streaming is more stable.Overall, if you're looking for a USB 3.0 to gigabit LAN adapter for a Sony A90K, this is the perfect choice. The price is great, the build quality is top notch, plus it just works :)

Just installed on TCL 65Q9BK TV and It works great get full speed compared to WiFi 5 and TV onboard 100Mbit NIC.

I bought this item in an attempt to increase the speed of connection into my smart TV. Unfortunately it did not work. I don't see any failure being attributed to the product or company at all it was a risk I was willing to take. It is most likely a TV USB issue or perhaps a driver one. However I have now used the product to connect my laptop to my router if I need a reliable fast connection. The product feels robust. It does not feel like it is ready to fall apart. Very simple to use and have seen the speed increase as it states with listing. I have a 900mb/s connection and with USB 3.0, running a speedtest I obtained 938 mb/sI would recommend this product for laptops and for games consoles.For the price, it is worth trying if you want to try on smart TV but like me be prepared for it not to work.

Works great with my LG OLED CX5LB.Remember you need to disable WiFi first and also make sure that there is nothing plugged into the Ethernet cable socket on the TV before you connect this thing to the USB input.TV will think it’s offline, but all apps (Netflix, Amazon, YouTube etc) will work fine. I plugged mine into the USB-2 slot and so far so good. Speed check went from 89mbps on original LAN up to 395mbps with the LAN-USB connection.

Worked straight out of the box.Wanted to boost the native speeds on my TV and it did just that. Significantly. Yes you wont get the full whack gigabit down speed but its a massive improvement from the original speed you are getting from a wired connection.I suppose this will help with 4k viewing and. Streaming shouldn’t stutter or lagg now.Good little purchase.

This is a good product. It's cheap, plug n' play and works as advertised, such as on a PC/Laptop. However, for my own personal use case, it was a waste of money. Why?I tried it on my 2017 Sony Bravia KD-43XE8077 smart television which has a USB 3.0 port (NB: USB 3.0 is required for 1Gb speeds), however, like all smart TV's, it only has 10/100 ethernet.Potentially then, this USB 3.0 to ethernet adapter was an ideal solution to get 1Gb ethernet on my TV.To my disappointment, it didn't work, although the LED lights turned on and flashed. NB: Activating 'developer mode' in the television's settings and activating USB to ethernet didn't work either.After much research on forums, it turns out my television is Android 9.0 based but if you have a Sony TV, it must be at least Android 10 based for this ethernet adapter- which means a Sony TV from 2021 onwards.Lesson learned.

Ethernet adaptor bought for a Mac PowerBook that didn't have a port. Did the job!

Works good on a Sony A95K 65” TV