Adapters for Unsupported Connection Methods
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If your device does not have built-in support for a required connection method, connectivity adapters can add that ability.
Bluetooth USB adapter - Windows, macOS, ChromeOS
A USB Bluetooth adapter such as the TP-Link UB5A/UB500 can add Bluetooth to devices that lack it.
Wi-Fi USB adapter - Windows, macOS, ChromeOS
A USB Wi-Fi adapter such as the TP-Link T3U Nano can add Wi-Fi to devices that lack it.
A Wi-Fi range extender such as the TP-Link RE705X can extend wireless coverage to reach your device.
Ethernet adapter - Windows, iOS/iPadOS, macOS, Android, ChromeOS
A USB Ethernet adapter such as the TP-Link UE306 adds a wired Ethernet port via USB.
For devices with USB-C, the TP-Link UE300C provides USB-C to Ethernet. iOS/iPadOS devices using a Lightning connector may require an additional Apple USB-C to Lightning Adapter, or an Ethernet adapter available in a Lightning connector variant.
Similar adapters may also be available for USB-Micro-B.
USB-C to Lightning adapter - iOS/iPadOS
The Apple USB-C to Lightning Adapter allows USB-C peripherals to be used with iOS/iPadOS devices that have a Lightning connector.
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