Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought during pandemic for my daughter's school computer which could not consistently connect to our WiFi. Strong connection and never dropped it. Plug and Play without any difficulty. Ready to use after install

I was using my wifi, and wasn't getting full bennifit to my 100 up/down internet speeds, but my new laptop didnt have a eternet port. The salesperson was very helpful at assisting me to make the selection. As a technically challenged elder citizen, I had LOTs of questions, all patiently answered. Plug and play

First time purchasing an Ethernet adapter. I wanted a way to hard wire my laptop. Works perfectly.

When my wifi Card went bad in my ultra book I thought I would have to replace it. Then I ran across this USB to Ethernet adaptor. A great $20 solution since my ultra book stays on my desk all the time.

Deal of the day. did not have to load software and saw immediate speed increase.

Speeds up my research~where ever I am. My recent purchase of Insignia™ - USB 2.0-to-Ethernet Adapter - White. Get ONE TODAY!

Worked great for my raspberry pi project. It was plug and play with pi OS.

Great for Lenovo Yoga laptop. I’ve got this adapter last month as my job required to be wired connected to the internet.

This is a good travel case. It can hold up to 17 game cards, the mesh pocket can hold headphones, battery bank, cables and cleaning cloth. The switch and switch lite can fit inside the case. The outside is semi-hard shell with a nice pikachu design. A clip on strap to connect to your belt or bag. This is a must have to keep your Nintendo switch safe and secure.

Love it. Very easy and fast to install. You don’t have to use Cd to install.

It is easy to use, plug and play. Batteries in good price

Good product works very well, it’s worth if you looking for a good product for a low price.

Slow wifi. Had to connect directly. Works well!

Plugged it in and the drivers loaded and everything connected perfectly.

Despite the physical packaging claiming 1000Mpbs (Gigabit) this device actually only handles 10/100. If it does 1000Mbps/Gigabit speed, I can't see how. Insignia/Bestbuy's descriptions states "10 Mbps Ethernet network" which though is a 'standard' is dated at best. The device uses the AISX AX88772B chipset and from their own website states that this chipset can only do 10/100. Thankfully my needs for a cheap USB NIC are such that 10/100 is acceptable but Bestbuy and Insignia should get their act together and clarify the website(s) to show this is 10/100 capable and update the packaging to reflect the same.

This is a USB 2.0 bashed Network adapter card. I use it on my Macbook Air and have one on my workbench. It comes in really handy when the onboard NIC fails! Highly recommended!

I was having trouble with my internal Ethernet connection in my desktop computer. I didn't have any extra slots in my motherboard for an adaptor card. So I bought the Insignia USB Ethernet Adaptor. The Insignia disk with the drivers did not list a driver for the WINDOW 10 only lesser operating systems. I did not install the disk drivers. However once I plugged the USP Adaptor card into my computer WINDOWS 10 recognized it and connected to the Internet. I have been using it ever since. No problems. It works perfectly .

Great design. This is the second adapter I have bought. The first one I let my sister to keep it. The adapter is easy to use and portable. It is made from hard material, i think it is plastic. Polished design and color. I didn't have to install it (since it came with CD in the package). I just connect the ethernet cable to the laptop , and it starts to work right away. It also has lights, lights that change depending on the speed of the connection. Best adapter from all I have tried.

This was a great fix for my Nexus Player, which after the new platform update, was having Wi-Fi connectivity issues, went into my local Best Buy and found this, Open Box for 12.99 but in perfect shape and literally was plug and play. I use a OTG cable and then 4 port USB splitter and then this plugs into the splitter. I was worried about the Splitter causing issues, but it was no problem, very easy plug and play, and my Nexus Player Identified the Ethernet connection immediately.

When the ethernet port on one of the desktop computers starting acting flaky we needed a quick solution to getting it back onto the network. It did not make sense to spend a lot of time or money in trying to figure out why it was acting that way or what it would take to fix the port. A quick trip to the local Best Buy to purchase a USB to ethernet adapter offered a much better solution. So off I went and found this adapter in stock. Purchased it, and a short time later the desktop was back on the network and the Internet with no issues that we could detect (that is, the problem was not with the cable or the switch). It's nice to have a local Best Buy so nearby with a good stock of solutions, so that we could avoid the delay of ordering on line and waiting 1-3 days for delivery.