Review: Sonnet Solo 10G Thunderbolt 3 Ethernet Adapter for Mac

The Sonnet Solo 10G is a Thunderbolt 3-enabled bus-powered 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapter from Sonnet that supports 10Gb 10GBase-T and NBase-T 2.5Gb and 5Gb speeds.
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3 Comments on Review: Sonnet Solo 10G Thunderbolt 3 Ethernet Adapter for Mac

  1. Not worth the price. Cheaper to use fiber instead. I’d rather upgrade the hardware than the wires each time (as they run through the walls). Cat5-6-7-8 and so on.

    • Right, but that’s not going to be a realistic option for everyone. I think there’s definitely a market for devices like this. I love the plug and play, portable nature of it. Obviously I’d love to have a permanent install in walls, though. That’s the dream.

  2. Could you please increase the volume of your mic, I have to crank up my volume just to hear you at times

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