4 Port VGA KVM Switch with USB Hub and Audio Support Wireless Keyboard Mouse Connection and Push Button Switching Function

The DVI switch I bought is too expensive at this time, so I picked up this little guy instead. The drive is powered by USB, so it is off when the PCs are off and goes into select mode when the PCs turn on, so it doesn't default. Windows hasn't had a problem mis-detecting it. Even when I've booted up in select mode, my monitors are detected. It's great that you're doing that. There aren't really any issues with the tool, but I would have liked it if it had more of something. An increase in cable length. It would be nice to have just six more inches. Those who wish to input must go on one side and those who wish to output must go on the other. As much as I understand that they fitted the inputs on both sides for space and because they could, it is a pain to stretch those adjacent cables and it doesn't look as good Except for that, I am so impressed with this kit, especially compared with all the other KVM servers that I have owned so far.

Lucia Huynh

| Feb 13, 2021

It took me a while, but I managed to set up 3 machines are connected to my network. One is Windows 10 while the other two are Windows 7. I find the switch units to be quick and reliable. The fact that my speakers turn on and off is also very convenient. The Win 10 system was much quicker to set up with the thumb drive on the hub port than the Win 7 system on its own. Just copy the required files from the Win 7 system and then switch to the Win 10 machine and copy the files. Thanks a lot.

Jamison Holt

| Feb 21, 2021

This Switch feels well made with a metal casing and does not need an external power source or software, it is a true plug and play device! The purchase comes with four VGA/Audio/Mic combo cables, so you get a lot of value for the money. In addition to the LED light indicator, the switch displays a status indicator, as well, so you know which device is This device doesn't require a separate power supply or software driver. This may be done without using an external power supply. The system includes no output ports (keyboard, mouse, auxiliary for printer, etc. )*3. A 5mm out put jack is provided for MIC and headphones The speaker has a 2K video resolution (2048x1536)* The con is
It does not support multi-language There is no support for wireless peripherals (but most VGA switches do not), but overall, the switch functions well, and Plug n Play is as simple It is a nice price for a lot of features, and it comes with VGA cables. It's a little bummer that wireless peripherals aren't supported, and there isn't a way to eliminate the emulation entirely (in addition to the workaround to disable the emulation). The KVM switch you need to use if you are using a wireless keyboard and mouse is an HDMI or Display Port It's also possible to invest in a Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse that can pair with multiple devices, but you'd have to ensure that the devices hooked up to the switch also support Bluetooth. The following note When I was unable to get wireless peripherals to function, I contacted Customer Service via Amazon's 'Contact the Seller' service. The response time was quite fast. In no more than 24 hours (even on Possibly a future model will include a switch or button sequence to emulate an emulator.

Katie Walter

| Jan 02, 2021

Having consolidated our furniture and moved two laptops to one desk, we wondered if we could hire one big screen monitor, one keyboard, and one mouse to work on both laptops at once. Thanks to the KVM switch, I was able to access my computer remotely. We have now simplified the process of operating two laptops from one ergonomic desk station by simply pushing a button. It can support up to four laptops in total, and its expansion capabilities are unlimited. The instructions and software didn't need to be read or installed. It just needs to be hooked up and it will work. If you need help with following the instructions, there are some included in the package. I find it to be a very reasonable price. Thank you for making this available to us.

Lexie Brennan

| Jan 11, 2021

t's old computer that used an actual TV for a monitor had an RGB plug, and I thought that it went away with the Commodore 64 (circa 1990s). It would be nice to be able to use these cables if I find an adaptor to make the cables usable if the technology in this 'switch box' is so old. It was a good price for four cables, but the manufacturer failed to live up to their claims. In order for you to use the modern HDMI cables with most computers and monitors of today, you should have received adapters for your set. In addition to TVs, HDMI is used in computers as well. Rather than a low rating due to the item not working or being broken, I gave it a low rating since without the adapter it is not possible It is dark, but in the image below you can see the absence of a 15 pin output on a GPU/video card that is about 6 years old (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745). The GPU does not need to be blamed because it is perfectly capable of running MMORPG games.

Marceline Randall

| Mar 04, 2021

Documenting what DE- has done would be another option It is possible to use 15 cables for extending the network. In terms of reliability, the connectors aren't quite reliable, which I have found to be the main issue in the longer usage period. There are no cables that come with the switch that can be screwed on to DE-PHONES On the switch, there are 15 ports. Trying to tighten them down will probably not do much good as either the cable threads are a different size/pitch from the studs on the switch or the studs are just damaged. Both methods leave the cables merely pushed onto ports, and they can easily fall off with only a light touch. In addition, the cable serving the shared keyboard has broken. Fortunately, there is also the "hub" port, through which the keyboard also works, though that port was never as secure as it should be to begin with. The main advantage of the Belkin switch over the one I used to own is that this switch actually recognizes the keyboard if I boot from a MSWin partition (the same issue did not occur with any of the other two computers. ) The problem would not bother me much since I rarely boot into MSWin anyway, but I would forget that I had it if it lasted for long enough. Being able to depend on these machines working with this switch was a huge advantage.

Justin Durham

| May 11, 2021