Upgrading a USB Type-C Retina MacBook 12 (rMB) or Chromebook Pixel 2015 to wired gigabit speeds. Connecting to faster more reliable wired networks to avoid reception issues with WiFi. Anyone with a USB 2.0 Ethernet adapter on a USB Type-C system interested in improving connection speeds. Sharing your internet connection to another device from a Windows PC. Replacing a damaged Ethernet port without opening a PC case. To maximize network access speeds select a USB Type-C SuperSpeed Gigabit network adapter if your computer has a USB Type-C port. USB 2.0 gigabit adapters are limited to maximum speeds of 480 Mbps by the USB 2.0 bus while USB 3.0 bus allows the USB3-E1000 to realize the full potential of a Gigabit network since it isn't limited by the USB bus speed.
Testing in the Plugable lab using the iperf application on a local server have yielded speeds up to 890 Mbps. However real-world speeds around 400-600 Mbps are more realistic. When accessing sites on the internet the bandwidth provided by your Internet service provider will likely determine your ultimate speeds. High performance packet transfer rate over USB bus using proprietary burst transfer mechanism (US Patent Approval). USB Type-C male to RJ45 female adapter supporting gigabit Ethernet at USB Type speeds. Supports all USB power saving modes (U0 U1 U2 and U3). Supports 10/100/1000 with auto-sensing (IEEE 802.3 802.3 u and 802.3 ab).
IPv4/IPv6 checksum offload engine crossover detection and auto-correction TCP large send offload and IEEE 802.3 az Energy Efficient Ethernet. Supports dynamic cable length detection and dynamic power adjustment Green Ethernet (Gigabit mode only).