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

In this review of the Gigabit PoE to USB C Converter for Smart Phone/Tablet the bottom line is simple: this small adapter is for users who need reliable wired Ethernet and PoE power for a USB-C device without carrying separate chargers. The reviewer found it especially useful for field work, livestreaming, or any situation where WiFi is weak and you have access to a PoE-enabled network. Setup is immediate thanks to its plug and play design, and the combined power and data delivery removes the need for a separate power brick when the network provides PoE.

Key Features

• PoE to USB-C conversion: Converts IEEE 802.3af PoE into a 5V/2A USB-C output so compatible phones and tablets can receive power and Ethernet over one cable.
• 10W charging support: Supplies up to 10W to the connected device when the network switch provides PoE, reducing the need for a second power source.
• Gigabit Ethernet: Supports 10/100/1000Mbps LAN speeds for stable wired internet suitable for video, gaming, and streaming without WiFi drops.
• Broad device compatibility: Works with Windows, Android and iOS devices that accept Ethernet over USB-C, making it useful across phones, tablets and some laptops.
• Portable design: Compact and lightweight for travel or on-site work so you can carry wired connectivity without bulky adapters or chargers.
• Simple operation: True plug and play means no driver installation or configuration on most supported devices - just connect and go.

Who It's For

This adapter is aimed at professionals and content creators who need dependable wired internet and modest power while on location, such as journalists, streamers, and technicians who encounter PoE-capable networks. It is also helpful for anyone wanting to avoid unreliable WiFi when doing high-bandwidth tasks on a USB-C tablet or phone.

It is not suited for users without access to PoE-enabled switches or injectors if they expect the adapter to provide charging from a non-PoE ethernet source, since it will only deliver internet in that case. Users who require high-wattage charging for large tablets or laptops should look for higher-power PD options instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Combines power and gigabit Ethernet into a single, compact adapter for clutter-free connections.
• Provides up to 5V/2A over USB-C when paired with IEEE 802.3af PoE, enough for sustained phone or small tablet use.
• Reliable wired speeds up to 1000Mbps eliminate many WiFi buffering or drop issues.

Cons

• Only supplies charging when connected to a PoE source; non-PoE networks provide internet but not power.
• Not intended for devices that need higher than 10W charging or full USB Power Delivery negotiation.

Specifications

Product type	PoE to USB-C Ethernet adapter
PoE standard	IEEE 802.3af
USB-C output	5V/2A (10W)
Ethernet speed	10/100/1000Mbps
Compatibility	Windows, Android, iOS and other USB-C devices
Design	Plug and play, portable

Our Verdict

The Gigabit PoE to USB C Converter is a practical, value-minded accessory for anyone who can access PoE and needs stable wired internet plus light charging for a phone or small tablet. It is best for on-site work, livestreaming, and travel when avoiding WiFi is important; just be aware it will not charge from non-PoE ethernet and is not a substitute for full USB Power Delivery chargers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this adapter charge my device from any ethernet port?
Answer. No, it only supplies power when the network provides IEEE 802.3af PoE; a non-PoE port will provide internet but no charging.

What speeds can I expect over the wired connection?
Answer. The adapter supports gigabit LAN speeds up to 1000Mbps, so you should see stable high-speed performance where the network supports it.

Which devices work with this adapter?
Answer. It supports Windows, Android and iOS devices that accept ethernet over USB-C; compatibility depends on the device supporting USB-C networking.