The USB trick that bypasses your smart TV’s 100Mbps Ethernet limit
Ethernet is supposed to be the fast lane. Solid, stable, and always better than Wi-Fi. But when it comes to smart TVs, that rule doesn’t always hold up. Not because Ethernet is flawed, but because of that slow, limited Ethernet port most TVs come with. Yes, the Ethernet port on most smart TVs is only capable of handling speeds up to 100 Mbps, which is basically the bare minimum internet plan these days. So even if you’ve gone through the effort of setting up a wired connection on your TV, you might not actually be getting the speeds you’re paying for. The good news is that it’s easy to overcome this limitation. All you need to do is throw a simple USB to Ethernet adapter into the mix. Related The Surprising Device That Can Transform Your Home Internet: Here’s How It Works You don’t need to spend loads of cash to get faster internet. Wi-Fi may be faster than Ethernet on your TV The rare case where Wi-Fi wins Pankil Shah / MakeUseOfCredit: Pankil Shah / …








