USB 2.0 Extender 4-Port USB Extender Over Cat5e Cat6 RJ45 LAN Extension 5V Low-Power Consumption USB Ethernet Work Sync Windows MacOS Android Linux No Driver EX50USB

This kit is very simple to setup, just plug everything together and it works.The most important thing to know? The Tx and Rx will not work through a network setup i.e. not via a switch or router. The ethernet cable between the Tx and Rx must be solely used for the connection.

I moved into a new place and decided to put my PC in a cupboard in another room, and run cables (cat6, HDMI, USB) through the walls to my PC, for less heat/noise/mess. Everything worked perfectly except the USBs, which is understandable as I went way beyond spec and had around 10M lengths. There was constant disconnecting and having to reboot. This has completely solved that, basically plug and play and ready to go in under 2 minutes with no noticeable latency at all. No more disconnects, no more weird moments of latency. Well worth it for my use case.

Works perfectly

Lovely compact design. I used it to extend USB over 15 metres after I relocated my PC to a space outside of my study. Worked great for 2 months, great price... Then it broke. Started with occasional drops and reset, and then failed completely. Such a shame, I see others have had same fate

This worked without issue, I used it to connect a UPS in the server room to a pc else where. The UPS was detected fine and worked as expected.

Having built a garden office recently I needed a solution that would let me play PC games using my racing rig in the house.I ran 2 x 45m CAT6 cables plus a 45m fibre optic HDMI cable in some flexible conduit down the garden (bit of a task!) and connected this to one of the ethernet cables.There's no setup required, on the 'sender' side connect to the PC via USB, and on the 'receiver' side plug in the power adapter and connect your USB devices. In use it's indistinguishable from plugging straight into the PC.Time will tell how reliable this will be, I haven't felt either box get noticeably warm in use yet - one weak point of many devices like this are the cheap PSUs provided in the box but could always be replaced in the future.In summary, it works reliably and without issue.

Using this product to extend a Elgato Stream Deck away from it's controlling PC. Using this with a windows PC and then over 20M of CAT6 to the Deck. I like the product, my one wish is that the PC end could power the far (device) end, as it's a bit of a pain powering it there and it'd be real neat if it was a one ethernet cable solution.

I bought so i could have my 3D printer + USB Camera in one room, and my OctoPrint instance running from docker in my server cabinet.Much more reliable than a Raspberry PI based setup, i have the rooms of my house already wired for ethernet, so one end has printer and camera connected via USB. Other end goes via ethernet to my ethernet wall socket, and then to my patch panel, which then connects to the other device and finally, to my docker server host.USB Camera is 1080p and has ZERO lag or any difference vs when i used to run a PI directly. Highly recommended