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Question: I want to connect my new MacBook Pro to my network via CAT6 cable. CAT6 plug fit into my old MBPro, but not new one. Will this work for me?
Document: A typical Apple-branded product -- it just works!A must have adapter for the new MacBook Pro-Retina if you want to plug into a network instead of using WiFi.Nothing to setup. Just plug it into one of the Thunderbolt ports, open System Preferences>Network and set up "Thunderbolt Ethernet. "This adapter should have been included with the MacBook Pro-Retina, not an extra cost purchase!
My wife loves her Macbook Air but didn't realize how annoying it would be when she would need to physically connect with something. After we bought the new laptop we wanted to transfer all of our pictures and music from the old macbook to the new one, much to our dismay we couldn't just simply connect the two laptops together. This little cable connected just as you would hope and did the job fine, but why does it have to cost $29?
My new MacBook Pro Retina 15&#34; didn't have a ethernet adapter, and at my work I needed to be able to plug directly into the network and this worked great.I got gigabit ( 1000mbit ) speeds, and never had any issues.It gets a little hot after long periods of usage, but nothing to cause alarm.
I almost didn't buy my Apple Macbook Air because it didn't have an ethernet port on it. I ended up deciding to buy it as I always use wifi at home. However, I had trouble connecting to the wifi at work and wanted to connect using a cable, so decided to try this out. It works well and allows me to connect to a wired network if I need to. I just leave it in the computer sleeve and take it with me wherever I go.
If you are trying to plug your MacBook Pro retina into the network, while running Windows 7, be sure to first BOOT your computer with this adapter plugged in. I have been unable to get mine working while plugging it in when the machine is already booted.I haven't had this problem on MacOS but I rarely use it there either.This adapter is a great option if you want the speed and reliability of a wired connection.
We purchased this for a Retina MacBook Pro that was not playing well with our Cisco wireless network at the office. (That's a different story. )I'm happy to say this worked beautifully. I plugged it into the laptop, plugged in the Ethernet cable, selected the new adapter in Network settings and everything has been going well since!I highly recommend this for any MacBook Air or Retina Macbook that is having wireless issues with certain networks.
I work at home a lot and move around from desk to chair to couch, just to keep it interesting (13.3" MacBook Pro, Retina). Unfortunately, Apple's mini-display-ports grip any adapter relatively loosely, and where that's only mildly annoying when I'm using it to connect to a monitor, it's a pain-in-the-butt when I'm using it for a network connection.The darn thing is constantly disconnecting as I shift position or slide the laptop around on a desk.
Works really well connecting my new Macbook Pro to the internet via gigabit ethernet! I do think when a customer pays that much for a laptop, it should come with this adapter. That aside, this little device really delivers a zippy connection!
I bought a new Macbook Air & needed to transfer my stuff from my old one to my new one. After trying a couple of other ways, I finally broke down & bought this. I'm SO glad I did! I had my new computer up & running in under a half an hour!
The cable was intended to be use with an iPad but it did not fit. This cable is for MacBook Pro, not for iPad.
Answer: I am using this product to connect my macbook pro (late 2012) to the typical connecting wire I use with my router ...I sorry I don't know what a cat6 is etc.  but internet pix of cat6 look like my "typical connecting wire".   thunderbolt to ethernet connector works fine for me and my macbook pro.