USB Network Adapters

Digitus DN-3027 USB-C Network Adapter with Wired Gigabit Ethernet Connection

The Digitus DN-3027 network adapter connects a laptop to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network via USB-C. It supports data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps and IEEE 802.3/3u networking standards....

The Digitus DN-3027 network adapter connects a laptop to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network via USB-C. It supports data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps and IEEE 802.3/3u networking standards. Installation requires no CD and is performed via a virtual drive.

Power is supplied through the USB-C port, while Power Delivery 2.0 also allows the connected device...

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Description

Description

The Digitus DN-3027 network adapter connects a laptop to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network via USB-C. It supports data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps and IEEE 802.3/3u networking standards. Installation requires no CD and is performed via a virtual drive.

Power is supplied through the USB-C port, while Power Delivery 2.0 also allows the connected device to be charged. Its compact dimensions make it easy to carry.

  • Network connection: Wired Gigabit Ethernet
  • Data transfer speed: Up to 1000 Mbps
  • Networking standards: IEEE 802.3/3u
  • USB-C port: 1
  • Power supply: USB-C
  • Power Delivery: PD 2.0
  • Installation: No CD required; via a virtual drive
  • Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Google Chrome, and USB-C-compatible systems
  • Dimensions: Compact

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Network Standards
IEEE 802.3/3u
Data Transfer Rate
1000 Mbps

Connectivity

Connection
Wired
USB-C
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Καζινιεράκης Αναστάσιος
    5
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

    I used it in connection with a Google Chromecast with Google TV (henceforth referred to as Chromecast for simplicity). As soon as I connected it, everything worked straight away! Incredibly simple and straightforward! This alone is highly satisfying! Although it is very simple, I will explain discreetly the steps I had to take, assuming that I already had my Chromecast connected to power from its transformer and HDMI to my 50-inch Philips TV while receiving network connection from its WiFi.

    1. I turned off the Chromecast using its remote control.
    2. I disconnected the USB cable that was providing power to the Chromecast from above, the USB cable that comes from the Chromecast's transformer.
    3. I connected this cable to the corresponding and only USB input of the Digitus DN-3027 (henceforth referred to as Digitus for simplicity).
    4. I connected an Ethernet network cable from one end to the only Ethernet input of the Digitus and from the other end (of the Ethernet cable) to an Ethernet input of an Ethernet switch (or directly to an Ethernet input of a router).
    5. I connected the fixed USB cable of the Digitus to the only USB input of the Chromecast.

    As soon as I saw the environment and settings of the Chromecast immediately after, everything was working perfectly and, of course, with a wired network (internet, etc.) without needing to change any settings!

    In short... a very good and convenient device and much more cost-effective than other similar implementations. Sturdy construction with a small size and well-packaged.

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    • Does it disconnect/freeze?
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  • I used it in connection with a Google Chromecast with Google TV (henceforth referred to as Chromecast for simplicity). As soon as I connected it, everything worked straight away! Incredibly simple and straightforward! This alone is highly satisfying! Although it is very simple, I will explain discreetly the steps I had to take, assuming that I already had my Chromecast connected to power from its transformer and HDMI to my 50-inch Philips TV while receiving network connection from its WiFi.

    1. I turned off the Chromecast using its remote control.
    2. I disconnected the USB cable that was providing power to the Chromecast from above, the USB cable that comes from the Chromecast's transformer.
    3. I connected this cable to the corresponding and only USB input of the Digitus DN-3027 (henceforth referred to as Digitus for simplicity).
    4. I connected an Ethernet network cable from one end to the only Ethernet input of the Digitus and from the other end (of the Ethernet cable) to an Ethernet input of an Ethernet switch (or directly to an Ethernet input of a router).
    5. I connected the fixed USB cable of the Digitus to the only USB input of the Chromecast.

    As soon as I saw the environment and settings of the Chromecast immediately after, everything was working perfectly and, of course, with a wired network (internet, etc.) without needing to change any settings!

    In short... a very good and convenient device and much more cost-effective than other similar implementations. Sturdy construction with a small size and well-packaged.

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Description & Specifications

The Digitus DN-3027 network adapter connects a laptop to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network via USB-C. It supports data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps and IEEE 802.3/3u networking standards. Installation requires no CD and is performed via a virtual drive.

Power is supplied through the USB-C port, while Power Delivery 2.0 also allows the connected device to be charged. Its compact dimensions make it easy to carry.

  • Network connection: Wired Gigabit Ethernet
  • Data transfer speed: Up to 1000 Mbps
  • Networking standards: IEEE 802.3/3u
  • USB-C port: 1
  • Power supply: USB-C
  • Power Delivery: PD 2.0
  • Installation: No CD required; via a virtual drive
  • Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Google Chrome, and USB-C-compatible systems
  • Dimensions: Compact

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Network Standards
IEEE 802.3/3u
Data Transfer Rate
1000 Mbps

Connectivity

Connection
Wired
USB-C
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Καζινιεράκης Αναστάσιος
    5
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

    I used it in connection with a Google Chromecast with Google TV (henceforth referred to as Chromecast for simplicity). As soon as I connected it, everything worked straight away! Incredibly simple and straightforward! This alone is highly satisfying! Although it is very simple, I will explain discreetly the steps I had to take, assuming that I already had my Chromecast connected to power from its transformer and HDMI to my 50-inch Philips TV while receiving network connection from its WiFi.

    1. I turned off the Chromecast using its remote control.
    2. I disconnected the USB cable that was providing power to the Chromecast from above, the USB cable that comes from the Chromecast's transformer.
    3. I connected this cable to the corresponding and only USB input of the Digitus DN-3027 (henceforth referred to as Digitus for simplicity).
    4. I connected an Ethernet network cable from one end to the only Ethernet input of the Digitus and from the other end (of the Ethernet cable) to an Ethernet input of an Ethernet switch (or directly to an Ethernet input of a router).
    5. I connected the fixed USB cable of the Digitus to the only USB input of the Chromecast.

    As soon as I saw the environment and settings of the Chromecast immediately after, everything was working perfectly and, of course, with a wired network (internet, etc.) without needing to change any settings!

    In short... a very good and convenient device and much more cost-effective than other similar implementations. Sturdy construction with a small size and well-packaged.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Ease of installation
    • Range
    • Speed
    • Does it disconnect/freeze?
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I used it in connection with a Google Chromecast with Google TV (henceforth referred to as Chromecast for simplicity). As soon as I connected it, everything worked straight away! Incredibly simple and straightforward! This alone is highly satisfying! Although it is very simple, I will explain discreetly the steps I had to take, assuming that I already had my Chromecast connected to power from its transformer and HDMI to my 50-inch Philips TV while receiving network connection from its WiFi.

    1. I turned off the Chromecast using its remote control.
    2. I disconnected the USB cable that was providing power to the Chromecast from above, the USB cable that comes from the Chromecast's transformer.
    3. I connected this cable to the corresponding and only USB input of the Digitus DN-3027 (henceforth referred to as Digitus for simplicity).
    4. I connected an Ethernet network cable from one end to the only Ethernet input of the Digitus and from the other end (of the Ethernet cable) to an Ethernet input of an Ethernet switch (or directly to an Ethernet input of a router).
    5. I connected the fixed USB cable of the Digitus to the only USB input of the Chromecast.

    As soon as I saw the environment and settings of the Chromecast immediately after, everything was working perfectly and, of course, with a wired network (internet, etc.) without needing to change any settings!

    In short... a very good and convenient device and much more cost-effective than other similar implementations. Sturdy construction with a small size and well-packaged.

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    6
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