Apple Thunderbolt to
Thunderbolt, RJ45 (1x)
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Judging by the description, I would have said that sounds like the correct plug.
To be on the safe side, quickly enter the manufacturer's number (MD463ZM/A) in a search engine and compare the plug.
Looks the same as mine did back then. It was already gigabit 10 years ago...
There are, but search under docking station.
Former employee
4 years ago
Thanks for the tip! However, according to my research, it should work. Are you sure that your cable is not defective? I would recommend that you file a warranty claim with us.
I briefly entered the manufacturer's number MD463ZM/A in a search engine and found the following page https://www.apple.com/ch-de...
Not at all.... You have ordered an outdated product.
As far as I know, there is no LAN adapter from Apple for the TB 3 port.
I returned mine and ordered an adapter from Belkin.
Yes, they both work...
It's best to think about which ports you need the least. If you don't have any Thunderbolt devices: take the Thunderbolt-to-Ethernet, then the one USB port remains free. Most of the time you have more USB devices than Thunderbolt...
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Yes.
No, life is not that simple. This adapter makes it possible to connect a laptop with a Thunderbold connection to a network.
No, the device is Thunderbolt 2 and does not fit on an iPad Pro. You would have to use a USB-C to Ethernet adapter for that.
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You need something like this: LINK2GO USB-C / Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (Ethernet / Lan)
Thunderbolt 3 runs via the USB-C port. USB-C on the MacBook Pro is effectively a multifunction port.
Yes, this is a Gigabit Ethernet adapter.
Former user
8 years ago
Tested with a Macbook Pro with Bootcamp! Yes it works under Win7. However, it is only recognised if the port is connected before switching on. If you disconnect it during operation, it remains as a LAN connection. Under Network and Sharing Centre-Adapter Settings-LAN, it then shows "Network power cable has been removed".
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The adapter is compatible in terms of connectors. However, with the Surface Pro it is only a MiniDisplayport (graphics signal only), with a Mac it is Thunderbolt 2 with transmission of the graphics signal and a fast data bus. So it doesn't work with this adapter.
I use the Digitec item 6564048 instead, which plugs into the USB port and has an Ethernet port and 3 USB ports. (Attention: There may be quality problems. In my case one of two was defective).
https://www.apple.com/macbook-pr... - have tested this Macbook (newer), as well as various Apple hardware from 2012 to today, and have never found a problem with it. Should work as long as the device has a Thunderbold connector.
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The adapter uses the connector type of Thunderbolt 1 and 2. (The same connector as Mini-DisplayPort.)
Gigabit Ethernet is much slower than all Thunderbolt standards. Thus, it does not matter whether the connector is Thunderbolt 1 or Thunderbolt 2.
In fact, there's nothing to lie about. This accessory is for Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt 2, not for Thunderbolt 3 = USB C which you probably have on your recent MacBook Air. This accessory is perfectly OK with 2014-2015 Macs.
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