can someone confirm that maximum wired speed is 1Gbps? a speed test made from a FTTH internet connection while ipad is connected only with ethernet would void every doubt about the question.
802.11ac 5ghz wifi is enough for me but at home in my desk if I could use the ethernet to USB-C adapter and use all 1Gbps speed would be great.
iPad Pro 12.9-inch, 3rd Gen, Wi-Fi
Yes. The Apple Ethernet Adapter does support Gigabit Ethernet.
However, just because an ethernet port/device can support and connect to Gigabit Ethernet, you should not expect to see sustained data transfers at that speed - particularly with low power portable devices such as your iPad. As such, you are unlikely to see any substantial speed benefit using a wired-interface unless:
• Your WiFi network is heavily contended/conjested.
• Your WiFi network has poor signal/noise or high interference that reduces throughput.
Remember also that WiFi provides and promotes portability - whilst the wired connection is tethered.
can someone confirm that maximum wired speed is 1Gbps?
Maximum wired ethernet speed is way over 1 Gbps but the most common ones are 1 Gbps. This ethernet to USB-C adapter speed is 1 Gbps (theoretically):
Belkin USB-C to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HJKF2ZM/A/belkin-usb-c-to-gigabit-ethernet-adapter
I think A12x chip is not a bottleneck to gigabit speed if we think that it has performance like intel i7-8750H on geekbench for example... clearly not a dual core cpu (I know 2-core are usually throttling gigabit to 300 mbps, but I don't think A12x is this case!)
Huh? Did I say it was? I don't recall saying any of that.
I think A12x chip is not a bottleneck to gigabit speed if we think that it has performance like intel i7-8750H on geekbench for example... clearly not a dual core cpu (I know 2-core are usually throttling gigabit to 300 mbps, but I don't think A12x is this case!)
IPad pro 2018 & ethernet speed
