Mac Supported USB-Ethernet Cord-ASAP!

[harmon25]

Ok so I am not too great with computers so if this can be explained in the simplest terms possible that would be great. My Ethernet port is broken on my macbook and I have been told the cheapest solution would be to buy a USB-Ethernet converter.

However, I did some research and discovered not all types of these gizmos are Mac compatible. Can anyone tell me what the cheapest Mac-compatible Usb Ethernet cord is and where I can purchase it on the internet? Thanks

 

[Eidorian]

And you can't use wireless or get it fixed why?

 

[The Stig]

there isn't really any good option. Get your Ethernet fixed or use wireless.

The Stig

 

[harmon25]

Getting the ethernet fixed is not an option, it's too expensive for me. This is my only option so I would appreciate answers on my question instead of diverting it to other questions you may have. Thanks

 

[StealthRider]

Um, warranty?

A little advice - don't tell us off for trying to help you, or you'll find the pool of people answering your questions will shrink drastically. A simple Google search will tell you all that you want to know - I almost immediately found a whole list of compatible products.

 

[harmon25]

I don't understand, what's so hard about just giving me some product names or links? I was angry that I ask one question and it turns into another question on information which doesn't matter.

No I don't have a warranty, no I don't want to get it fixed.

If you can show me what I'm looking for, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[jvencius]

I don't understand, what's so hard about just giving me some product names or links? I was angry that I ask one question and it turns into another question on information which doesn't matter.

No I don't have a warranty, no I don't want to get it fixed.

If you can show me what I'm looking for, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Don't be lazy--Google it yourself.

 

[StealthRider]

I don't understand, what's so hard about just giving me some product names or links? I was angry that I ask one question and it turns into another question on information which doesn't matter.

No I don't have a warranty, no I don't want to get it fixed.

If you can show me what I'm looking for, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Here's the search.

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=usb+to+ethernet+mac&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8