Ethernet Cables
Connect your PC or device to your network with an Ethernet cable
Wi-Fi has become the dominant way of connecting a PC or smart device to your network. However, when it comes to the highest possible network performance, a physical connection is still the best option. That means using an Ethernet cable.
What are Ethernet cables? Ethernet is the most commonly used high speed wired connectivity method. Most wired home and office networks use Ethernet. You’ll find RJ-45 jacks (10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet) on the back of many PCs and smart TVs, video streamers, printers, and other smart devices. Your internet gateway and most Wi-Fi routers will also be equipped with RJ-45 Ethernet ports. These ports let you use Ethernet patch cords (an Ethernet cable with a jack on each end) to connect your PC and devices to a hub, router, or gateway for the fastest possible connection that’s also secure, and free of interference.
Connect your PC or device to your network with an Ethernet cable
Wi-Fi has become the dominant way of connecting a PC or smart device to your network. However, when it comes to the highest possible network performance, a physical connection is still the best option. That means using an Ethernet cable.
What are Ethernet cables? Ethernet is the most commonly used high speed wired connectivity method. Most wired home and office networks use Ethernet. You’ll find RJ-45 jacks (10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet) on the back of many PCs and smart TVs, video streamers, printers, and other smart devices. Your internet gateway and most Wi-Fi routers will also be equipped with RJ-45 Ethernet ports. These ports let you use Ethernet patch cords (an Ethernet cable with a jack on each end) to connect your PC and devices to a hub, router, or gateway for the fastest possible connection that’s also secure, and free of interference.