Gigabit PoE to USB C Converter for Smart Phone/Tablet - 10W Power

In this review the Gigabit PoE to USB C Converter for Smart Phone/Tablet is examined for people who need reliable wired network access and occasional low-power charging from PoE sources. The bottom line: it is a compact, plug-and-play adapter that converts IEEE802.3af PoE into a 5V/2A USB-C output while carrying Gigabit Ethernet, making it ideal for field demonstrations, wired streaming, and stable connections where WiFi is unreliable. It is not a universal high-watt charger, so users needing heavy charging should note that limitation.

Key Features

• PoE to USB-C conversion: Converts IEEE802.3af PoE to a USB-C output that supplies both Ethernet data and up to 5V/2A power to compatible devices.
• Plug and Play: No driver or configuration is required; simply connect the PoE cable and the adapter begins passing network and power to the device.
• Gigabit Ethernet: Supports up to 1000Mbps wired Ethernet for a stable, low-latency connection suited to streaming and gaming.
• Broad device support: Works with Windows, Android, iOS and other systems, making it suitable for smartphones, tablets, and many USB-C devices.
• Portable design: Small and lightweight for travel or on-site work, so it can be carried easily without adding bulk to a bag of accessories.
• Clear power behavior: Provides power only when connected to a PoE-enabled network, avoiding confusion when using standard non-PoE ethernet.

Who It's For

The adapter is best for IT technicians, content creators, and event staff who need dependable wired connectivity for smartphones or tablets during demos, live streams, or troubleshooting where WiFi is poor. It is also useful for anyone who wants to run a wired network to a mobile device without carrying a separate power brick when PoE is already available.

It is not the right choice for users who need substantial device charging from a wall outlet or fast charging beyond 5V/2A, or for setups that lack PoE-capable switches or injectors - in those cases the adapter will provide only Ethernet and no charging.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Reliable Gigabit wired connection reduces buffering and dropouts compared with WiFi.
• Simple plug-and-play operation requires no special configuration.
• Compact and portable for travel and site work.
• Broad compatibility with Windows, Android and iOS devices.

Cons

• Power delivery is limited to 5V/2A from IEEE802.3af PoE, which may be insufficient for some devices or heavy charging needs.
• No charging when connected to a non-PoE ethernet source, so a separate power source may still be required in some environments.

Specifications

Brand	PROCET PoE System
Standard	IEEE802.3af PoE
USB-C Output	5V/2A
Ethernet Speed	10/100/1000Mbps (Gigabit)
Compatibility	Windows, Android, iOS and other USB-C devices
Function	Power & Data 2-in-1 RJ45 to USB-C adapter

Our Verdict

The PROCET Gigabit PoE to USB C Converter is a practical tool for anyone who needs a stable wired network connection and modest charging from PoE sources. It delivers reliable Gigabit Ethernet and convenient 5V/2A output in a small, plug-and-play package, making it good value for technicians, presenters, and streamers. Those requiring higher charging wattage or who lack PoE should consider other power solutions alongside this adapter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this adapter charge my phone from a normal ethernet port?
Answer. No, the adapter only provides charging when the connected ethernet is PoE-enabled; with non-PoE ethernet it provides network access only.

What speed will I get over the wired connection?
Answer. The adapter supports up to 1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet for stable high-speed wired access.

Which devices are supported?
Answer. It supports Windows, Android, iOS and other systems via USB-C, suitable for many smartphones and tablets that accept data over USB-C.