OTG Micro B Ethernet Adapter for Linux Raspberry Pi Zero W

This simple, innovative Ethernet adapter allows you to extend your device's bandwidth by establishing a new Internet connection. As long as your device is equipped with a Micro-USB input, this compact adapter ensures seamless results. Best of all, it doesn't require replacing or adding a new network card. Use it to add another network, connect with another computer, and enjoy videos and other streaming content faster.

Features:

• Micro USB RJ45 LAN Ethernet Network Adapter
• Hardware System Requirements: Notebook / Tablet computer with one available Micro USB port; Windows XP / Vista / Win 7 8 or up, Linux 2.6.4 or up, Android 2.1 or up, and Mac OS 10.6 or up --- Driver-less design for Windows 8.1 / 10 (32/64 bit) or up, Mac OS 10.9 or up, and Android 4.0 or up operation system
• With LINK / ACT indicator light
• Add 10/100M speed wired network ability to compatible devices, and enable it to share hard disk files, printers, peripherals
• Compatible with Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi Zero W (Wireless), Win Tablet, Android Tablets; Part of Mini PC / TV BOX / HDTV
• It has limited Android compatibility. Android users, before you buy, be sure to look if the device has a (grayed out) "Ethernet" menu in Settings under WIRELESS & NETWORKS. Most probably it will just work then

• Hardware System Requirements: Notebook / Tablet computer with one available Micro USB port; Windows XP / Vista / Win 7 8 or up, Linux 2.6.4 or up, Android 2.1 or up, and Mac OS 10.6 or up --- Driver-less design for Windows 8.1 / 10 (32/64 bit) or up, Mac OS 10.9 or up, and Android 4.0 or up operation system
• With LINK / ACT indicator light
• Add 10/100M speed wired network ability to compatible devices, and enable it to share hard disk files, printers, peripherals
• Compatible with Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi Zero W (Wireless), Win Tablet, Android Tablets; Part of Mini PC / TV BOX / HDTV
• It has limited Android compatibility. Android users, before you buy, be sure to look if the device has a (grayed out) "Ethernet" menu in Settings under WIRELESS & NETWORKS. Most probably it will just work then