USB Type-C to RJ-45 Ethernet Adapter with 3x USB Type-A CHOETECH HUB-U02BK

CHOETECH HUB-U02BK is a compact USB Type-C to RJ-45 Ethernet adapter that also provides three USB Type-A ports. It connects a USB-C host device to a wired Ethernet (RJ-45) network while offering additional USB-A connectivity for peripherals such as flash drives, mice, and keyboards. The adapter is intended for laptops, tablets and other devices with a USB-C port that require a stable wired internet connection and extra USB-A ports in a small plug-and-play form factor.

Advantages

The adapter combines a Gigabit-capable RJ-45 Ethernet interface with three USB Type-A ports in a single compact unit, reducing the need for multiple adapters. It supports plug-and-play operation on compatible systems and provides a reliable wired network connection where Wi‑Fi is unavailable or unstable. The small size and integrated cable make it easy to carry and use with portable devices.

Suitable for

• Laptops and ultrabooks with USB-C ports
• Tablets and mobile workstations that need wired internet
• Connecting USB-A peripherals such as flash drives, mice and keyboards
• Temporary workstation setups and business travel

Key specifications

• Interface: USB Type-C (host) to RJ-45 Ethernet and 3 × USB Type-A
• Model: CHOETECH HUB-U02BK
• Brand: CHOETECH
• MPN: HUB-U02BK
• EAN: 6971824970630
• Function: Wired Ethernet connectivity plus USB-A hub expansion

How to use

Connect the adapter's USB-C plug to the USB-C port of your laptop, tablet or other compatible device. Plug an Ethernet cable into the RJ-45 port for wired network access and attach USB-A peripherals to the three USB Type-A ports. Most systems will recognize the adapter automatically; if necessary, follow system prompts to complete driver installation.

Recommendations

For best performance, use a quality Ethernet cable and connect to a Gigabit-capable network. Ensure your device's USB-C port supports data transfer. If network or peripheral devices are not detected, check the operating system's device manager or network settings and install any required drivers from the device manufacturer.