No muss, no fuss, and no mucking about with Wi-Fi at first because I still had it plugged in to a powered Ethernet adapter. Wi-Fi is always slower than an otherwise comparable wired connection, even if you’re using the Wi-Fi near your router.

Could it have anything to do with the fact I'm using a network switch out the back of the router which is a gigabit and this adapter is 10/100 bit? That said, if your FireStick is starting to respond slowly, it could be time to do a little maintenance. As you only need to pick one, you may be confused or have second thoughts, and you may even make a bad decision. uk/TP-Link-TL-SF1005D-5-Port-Desktop-Ethernet/dp/B0766D8HZ3/ref=sr_1_6 ) will provide another socket to use for this adapter. You may want to bookmark this guide so you can refer to this section when your adapter is delivered.However, it's not quite as elegant since it's actually two adapters — the Ethernet-to-USB and a USB-to-micro-USB splitter. Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more.

For my take on the subject (sometimes a different set of words helps the point land for some readers. If you have any questions or suggestions about FireStick Ethernet adapters, please share those as well.Note: If your Ethernet adapter has a separate accessory with a male micro-USB (like the TV xStream adapter), simply connect the accessory’s male micro-USB to your FireStick instead. The Auvipal Ethernet adapter has one Ethernet port on one end, a number of USB ports and USB-A cable on the end. If your home network has more advanced security, there is a possibility that you may need to configure the internet settings manually. However, it should be relatively inexpensive, and setting up the wired connection is easy to configure once you connect the additional device. But take two seconds to figure it out, and it’s plenty clear: Ethernet is not always the best choice for an internet connection these days.