1 / 7wamaxlink 2-in-1 Lightning to Ethernet Adapter, 100 Mbps
The wamaxlink 2-in-1 Lightning to Ethernet Adapter combines an RJ45 wired-network connection with a Lightning charging port. The listing claims up to 100 Mbps Ethernet, plug-and-play operation and compatibility with a range of Lightning-equipped Apple devices. It may suit buyers who want a wired connection while charging, but the listing's device-compatibility details are not fully consistent.
At a glance
- RJ45 Ethernet connection and a Lightning charging port in one adapter.
- Listing claims 10/100 Mbps Ethernet operation and a 100 Mbps data transfer rate.
- Manufacturer describes plug-and-play use without additional apps or drivers.
- A blue LED indicator is claimed to light and flash when connected.
Reference price: $26.99
Price checked: 13 Nov 2026
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Pros
- The charging port can keep a connected device powered during wired-network use, according to the listing.
- Combines wired Ethernet and charging in one adapter, avoiding the need for separate adapters for those connections.
Technical specifications
5 specifications| Brand | wamaxlink |
|---|
| Data link protocol | Ethernet |
|---|---|
| Data transfer rate | 100 Megabits Per Second |
| Compatible devices | Smartphone, Tablet |
| Colour | White |
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The listing is inconsistent about compatible devices. Its title names iPhone 14 and 13, while feature text lists additional iPhone and iPad models, and the description makes broader Lightning-device claims. Confirm compatibility with your specific device before buying. The 10/100 Mbps range is stated alongside a 100 Megabits Per Second transfer-rate detail, so treat the exact negotiated speed as dependent on the connected network. Warranty wording varies between a three-year or 36-month warranty and customer-support claims, so check the selected listing's terms.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- iPhone or iPad users with a Lightning port who want to connect to wired Ethernet while charging.
- Travellers or home users seeking a wired-network option where Wi-Fi is unreliable, provided their device is confirmed compatible.
Less suited to
- Users with USB-C devices or devices that do not have a Lightning port.
- Buyers who need confirmed compatibility with a specific model or a guaranteed network speed beyond the stated Ethernet claims.
Frequently asked questions
Can this adapter charge a device while connected to Ethernet?
The listing describes a Lightning charging port and says it can be used at the same time as the Ethernet connection. It does not provide a charging rate.
What Ethernet speed does the listing claim?
It gives a data transfer rate of 100 Megabits Per Second and also describes 10/100 Mbps Ethernet operation. The speed available can depend on the connected network.
Which devices are compatible?
The listing identifies smartphones and tablets generally, and names various Lightning-equipped Apple devices. Its model lists are inconsistent, so confirm your exact device before buying.
Does it require an app or driver?
The manufacturer claims plug-and-play operation without additional apps, drivers or software.
