Apple USB Ethernet Adapter MC704LL/A A1277 White Genuine Mac LAN Dongle For Sale

Apple USB Ethernet Adapter MC704LL/A A1277 White Genuine Mac LAN Dongle
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Apple USB Ethernet Adapter MC704LL/A A1277 White Genuine Mac LAN Dongle:
$15.00

Ensure a reliable and fast wired internet connection for your Mac with this Genuine Apple USB Ethernet Adapter model A1277, MC704LL/A. Front loaded for buyers seeking authentic Apple networking accessories, this compact white dongle allows you to easily connect your MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or other compatible Apple devices to an Ethernet network. Perfect for environments with weak Wi-Fi, offices requiring secure wired connections, or hotel rooms with only LAN access. It features a standard USB 2.0 connector on one end and an RJ-45 Ethernet port on the other, supporting 10/100BASE-T networking. This OEM adapter is lightweight, highly portable, and requires no external power source. Tested and fully functional, providing stable and consistent network performance. Essential gear for any Mac user on the go.


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