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    Instant Upgrade for Your USB Ports

    Whether your device runs on USB-C or USB-A, a TP-Link USB converter is plug-and-play on current Windows and macOS. Add an Ethernet adapter to keep video calls and file transfers steady, or an SD card reader to move photos and footage off a memory card without waiting on a slow transfer.

    Why Choose a TP-Link USB Converter?

    • Gigabit Ethernet Speed: A USB-to-Ethernet adapter delivers speeds up to 1000 Mbps for a stable wired connection, ideal for video calls, gaming, and large file transfers.
    • Fast Card Transfers: Move photos and videos off a card quickly with a USB SD card reader built for UHS-I speeds up to 200MB/s, though your actual transfer speed depends on the card you're using.
    • Steady Backup Connection: A USB 3.0 to Ethernet adapter gives you a wired connection that won't drop when Wi-Fi gets congested, keeping calls and games running smoothly.
    • Two Cards at Once: Skip the swap and read an SD and a microSD card simultaneously, whether you're using a USB-C to SD card reader or a USB-A model.
    • Connector Options: Choose USB-C or USB-A, so the converter matches the ports already on your device.
    • Compact and Ready to Go: TP-Link's card readers are small enough to carry anywhere and work as soon as you connect them.

    Match the Right Converter to Your Setup

    • USB-C to Ethernet: Connect a wired network to any USB-C laptop running Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, or Linux with the UE300C, delivering Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 1000 Mbps in a foldable, travel-ready design.
    • More Ports Plus Ethernet: Add three additional USB 3.0 ports and Gigabit Ethernet in a single device with the UE330, ideal for a desk setup that's short on space and ports alike. Older macOS versions need a manual driver install.
    • USB-A Card Reading: Access SD and microSD cards up to 2TB at once with the UA430, built with a flexible braided cable that keeps your ports clear.
    • USB-C SD Card Reader: Read cards from USB-C or USB-A devices, including phones and tablets, with the UA430D's dual connectors and OTG support.
    • Need More Ports? Expand your setup further with TP-Link's USB hubs, and add multiple devices to a single port.
    • Add Wi-Fi: Upgrade wireless connectivity on an older or Ethernet-only device with a USB Wi-Fi adapter.

    One Converter, More Possibilities

    From a wired network jack to a card slot, there's a TP-Link USB converter for the job. Compare the options above and pick the one that matches your device and workflow.