MaxTrack USB-C to RJ45 Network Adapter Cable CAT6 1x USB-C Plug to 1x RJ45 Plug 3.00 m Black

The MaxTrack USB-C to RJ45 Network Adapter Cable CAT6 is a rigid, shielded 3.00 m cable that converts a USB-C port into a wired Ethernet connection. Built to CAT6 specification, the cable provides a physical RJ45 plug on one end and a USB-C plug on the other, enabling gigabit networking for laptops, tablets and other USB‑C equipped devices. The design focuses on reliable wired connectivity for streaming, video conferencing and large file transfers where wireless networks may be unstable.

Advantages

The shielded CAT6 construction reduces electromagnetic interference and supports high-speed data transfer up to gigabit Ethernet rates over the 3.00 m length. A single-piece, rigid cable with integrated plugs removes the need for a separate adapter dongle and keeps the connection compact and straightforward. The USB-C plug offers broad device compatibility with modern notebooks and mobile devices that offer USB-C with Ethernet support via host drivers.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops and tablets with USB-C to a wired network for stable internet access
• Video conferencing and streaming where low latency and stable bandwidth are needed
• Large file transfers or backups across a local network
• Temporary or permanent desk setups where a simple cable solution is preferred over separate adapters

When it may not be suitable

This cable requires a host device with a USB-C port that supports Ethernet networking through the operating system or drivers. Devices without USB-C or those that do not expose USB-C host networking will not be able to use the cable. The fixed 3.00 m length may be too long for some portable setups or too short for installations that require greater reach.

Key specifications

• Cable type: Shielded twisted-pair, CAT6
• Length: 3.00 m
• Connectors: 1x USB-C plug to 1x RJ45 plug
• Supported network speeds: Up to gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps) depending on host and network
• Color: Black

How to use

Plug the USB-C connector into the device's USB-C port and insert the RJ45 plug into a network switch, router or wall outlet. Ensure the host device recognizes the USB-C Ethernet interface — the operating system may automatically detect and configure the adapter or prompt for driver installation. After connection, verify network settings and test throughput or connectivity using built-in network tools or a browser.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your device’s USB-C port supports Ethernet networking or has appropriate drivers
• Check the required cable length in your workspace to ensure 3.00 m is suitable
• Ensure your network equipment supports gigabit speeds if you need maximum throughput

Usage recommendations

For best performance, route the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic noise, avoid sharp bends near the connectors, and use direct connections to gigabit-capable switches or routers. If the operating system does not automatically recognize the adapter, consult the device manufacturer for driver or compatibility details.