Wednesday, September 18th 2019

ASUSTOR Unveils the AS-U2.5G USB-C to 2.5GbE Adapter

ASUSTOR today has introduced the AS-U2.5G USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-C 2.5-Gigabit Ethernet controller. The new AS-U2.5G provides even faster Ethernet speeds by allowing laptops, desktops and NAS devices to easily upgrade their network speeds beyond Gigabit speeds.

The AS-U2.5G is also backwards compatible with Gigabit Ethernet and 100-Megabit Ethernet using USB 3.2 Type-C. Supporting Windows, macOS, Linux and ADM; laptops, desktops and NAS devices demonstrates that the AS-U2.5G is virtually universal in its compatibility and breaks almost any device out of the Gigabit barrier without PCIe. The AS-U2.5G also features a one year warranty for peace of mind.
AS-U2.5G specifications:
  • Hardware
    o USB3.2 Gen1 Type-C
    o RJ-45 Connector Supporting 100/1000/2500 Mbps speeds.
  • Software support
    o ASUSTOR ADM 3.4 or above
    o macOS 10.4 or above
    o Windows XP, Vista, 7 SP1, 8.1, 10. 32 and 64 bit supported.
  • Size
    o 245.55 x 39.9 x 21 mm
  • Supported ASUSTOR NAS
    o AS31/32/50/51/61/62/63/64/70/Nimbustor
For more information, visit this page.
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10 Comments on ASUSTOR Unveils the AS-U2.5G USB-C to 2.5GbE Adapter

#1
DrCR
For my fellow unenlightened, ASUSTOR ADM is apparently ASUS NAS.
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#2
Valantar
$45? That's... decent. Hopefully it'll drop a bit below MSRP as time goes by. At $30, this would be great.
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#3
MDBumblebee
It's at $36 on A**zon already.

And I just got an Asustor 5304T NAS so am looking closely at this.
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#4
bonehead123
Nice item with nice price, now if we just could get some (reasonably-priced) home routers/modems with 2.5G ports, we would be set, at least until 10G stuff rolls downwards to the consumer level anyways :)
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#5
Chrispy_
bonehead123Nice item with nice price, now if we just could get some (reasonably-priced) home routers/modems with 2.5G ports, we would be set, at least until 10G stuff rolls downwards to the consumer level anyways :)
Yeah, we need affordable 2.5G routers and switches too.
10GbE would be nice but most consumers are running SATA drives in their NAS or home servers which top out at around 200MB/s sequential anyway.
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#6
CrAsHnBuRnXp
MDBumblebeeIt's at $36 on A**zon already.

And I just got an Asustor 5304T NAS so am looking closely at this.
Why would you "block" out the word "Amazon?"
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#7
MDBumblebee
Some boards that have affiliate links to competitors don't like it; I just joined so thought I'd play it safe till I got around to looking for the rules. :)
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#8
CrAsHnBuRnXp
MDBumblebeeSome boards that have affiliate links to competitors don't like it; I just joined so thought I'd play it safe till I got around to looking for the rules. :)
Never seen it be an issue here.
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#9
Sybaris_Caesar
MDBumblebeeSome boards that have affiliate links to competitors don't like it; I just joined so thought I'd play it safe till I got around to looking for the rules. :)
Holy shit! They do that? Guess I'm glad I don't join too many forums.
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#10
MDBumblebee
AVSForums, for one, don't like price discussions. they don't ban you or anything, just ask you to don't. And I think Amazon doesn't like links to other shops in comments/reviews.
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