Key features:

Higher Speed: Supports Gigabit Ethernet, which is 1000 Mbps (or 1 Gbps). Since USB 3.0 has a theoretical maximum throughput of 5 Gbps, it provides more than enough bandwidth to handle the full speed of a Gigabit network connection without bottlenecks.

Superior Stability: Wired Ethernet connections are inherently more stable and reliable than Wi-Fi, making them ideal for tasks sensitive to dropped packets or latency.

Lower Latency (Ping): Essential for online gaming, video conferencing, and remote desktop sessions where quick response time is critical.

Enhanced Security: A wired connection is generally considered more secure than Wi-Fi, which is important in corporate or public network environments.

Portability: They are small, plug-and-play devices, making them easy to carry for professionals or travelers who need a stable connection in hotels, offices, or data centers.