Multiport adapter TRUST 25661 USB-C with HDMI and Ethernet

The TRUST 25661 Multiport adapter USB-C with HDMI and Ethernet is a compact accessory that adds HDMI video output and wired network connectivity to USB-C laptops and tablets. It converts a single USB-C port into an HDMI display output and an RJ-45 Ethernet connection while maintaining a small, portable form factor suitable for office, home and travel use.

Advantages

This multiport adapter provides reliable HDMI video output supporting external monitors and projectors and delivers a stable wired Ethernet connection for networks where Wi‑Fi is unavailable or unstable. Its plug-and-play design requires no additional drivers on most modern operating systems and it combines display and network functions in one compact unit, reducing the number of separate adapters required.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB-C laptop or tablet to an HDMI monitor, TV or projector for presentations
• Establishing a wired Ethernet connection for stable internet during remote work or video conferencing
• Temporary workstation setup in office, coworking spaces or hotel rooms
• Travel use where lightweight and portable adapters are preferred

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB-C input to HDMI output and RJ‑45 Ethernet
• Video output: HDMI compatible with external displays (resolution depends on host device and cable)
• Network: Wired Ethernet via RJ‑45 for stable LAN connectivity
• Form factor: Compact, portable adapter housing
• Power and data: Single USB-C connection carries required signals (power delivery dependent on host capabilities)

How to use

Plug the adapter's USB-C connector into the USB-C port of your laptop or tablet. Connect an HDMI cable from the adapter's HDMI output to an external monitor, TV or projector. For wired network access, connect an Ethernet cable to the adapter's RJ‑45 port and to your network outlet or switch. Allow the host device a few seconds to detect the new display and network interface; most modern operating systems will configure the connections automatically.

Usage recommendations

Use a high-quality HDMI cable and a properly terminated Ethernet cable to ensure optimal video quality and network performance. If the host device supports alternate modes or power delivery, check its specifications to confirm compatibility and any limitations on resolution or power passthrough. Keep the adapter in a dry, ventilated area and disconnect when not in use.