Apple starts selling Ethernet adapters with Lighning 

The iPad Pro has a real and interesting novelty Beyond the renewed design, the Face ID and of course the fact that they bend before even leaving the box, it is of course the fact that it has a USB-C connection, the most versatile and universal created to date. 

However, this is not why it is going to give up the juicy business of selling Lightning adapters. Apple has started selling adapters that allow you to connect an Ethernet and Lightning cable at the same time to charge and provide a network connection.

In many companies there is no WiFi, it seems silly but it is like that, the security offered by a physical connection, as well as the stability and quality of the connection make that in the business environment they generally opt for the cable of a lifetime which is a real challenge for those users who have an iPad that lacks a USB-C connection, it is clear that a USB-C to Etherner adapter is easy to find, you can even find Lightning, but ... What happens if you run out of battery? Well, it's your turn to put your hands on your head, that same seems to have an official solution from now on. By "officially" I mean the fact that Apple offers this product directly in its own stores. 

Hand in hand with Belkin, as has happened on many other occasions, Apple has decided to launch this product that we do not understand as it had not arrived long before considering that the iPad was intended to be "Pro". This product is logically MFi, that is, created specifically for iOS devices and of course certified by the Cupertino company itself. But prepare your wallet and your dignity if you are forced to purchase this adapter, and it will be available both in the Apple Store Online and in physical stores from now on. for the low price of $ 99,95, which is sure to become 99,95 euros to change.