If you are tired of bad signal via wifi, or just tired of the slow connection one gets with wifi? Then maybe it's something for you to go back to the network cable. It is stable, very fast and does not have outcomes, either due to the fact that it has not been able to do so. walls or distance. 

This is good for if you have a home office where it is important that the network connection is proper all the time. A cable is now better than wireless, in many ways. The problem with cable networks today is that the vast majority of Mac computers don't have a power grid plug anymore. You must therefore find a USB network adapter, like this USB3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter for mac, which can make your work more stable and faster.

Our USB3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter for mac supports up to 1,000Mbit/s connection, which is 125MB/s in pure network connection or internet connection. It is what you call a 10/100/1000 mbit/s network adapter, so it supports all connections, and max 1000mbit/s. 

USB3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter for mac fortunately does not come with a driver CD, as your Mac, which lacks a network connector, also lacks a CD drive. We have therefore at Mackabler put drivers up for download so you can get started easily and quickly. 

If you're lucky enough to have an external monitor that has a USB connector built in makes it all a little easier. You just need to plug in the USB connector to get networked, in the same way as with mouse and keyboard etc.

Although an 802.11N connection is called max 300mbit/s(37.5MB/s), it is rare to get a speed of more than 10MB/s. This has not been a problem in the past, as the internet is only now real faster than the 10MB/s, but today many Danes can buy internet in over 100mbit/s (12.5MB/s), where this wireless speed can quickly become a problem.

This USB3 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter for mac works with both USB 2 and USB 3 computers, it's just slower on a USB 2 computer, USB 2 has a maximum speed of 480mbit/s (60MB/s).

Generation	2016-2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009	2008
Macbook air 11				*	*
Macbook Air 13				*	*	*	*
Macbook Pro Retina 15"
Macbook Pro Retina 13"

*Mac computer only has USB 2.0 so you can get max 480MBit/s out of a 1000Mbit/s connection.

What's the difference between MBits and MB? 1MB is the same as 8MBit because 1 byte = 8 bit. At mackabler, we cannot answer why you measure any speeds in mbit and others in MB. That's just how you measure the bandwidth or the speed you get down on your computer in mbps(mbit/s) but when it's on your Mac you measure it in MB, an 8mbps(mbit/s) equals 1MB.