USB3.0 KVM Switch HDMI 4K@60Hz for 4 Computers Share 1 Monitor, KVM Switch 4 Port with 3 USB 3.0 Ports Share Keyboard Mouse, Support Button Switch, Plug and Play

The USB3.0 KVM Switch HDMI 4K@60Hz has greatly improved my multi-computer setup by allowing me to control and share resources between four computers using a single monitor, keyboard, and mouse. This KVM switch is a reliable and efficient solution for both professional and personal use.Setting up the KVM switch was quick and straightforward, thanks to its plug-and-play design and HDMI connectivity. The switch supports 4K resolution at 60Hz, ensuring high-quality video output across all connected devices. The three USB 3.0 ports provide fast and stable connections for sharing peripheral devices like external hard drives, printers, or flash drives.The button switch on the KVM switch allows for easy and quick switching between the connected computers, and the LED indicators show the active connection. This feature has significantly improved my productivity as I no longer need to switch between multiple keyboards, mice, and monitors for each device.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the USB3.0 KVM Switch HDMI 4K@60Hz and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient and high-quality solution for managing multiple computers. Its easy setup, seamless switching, and versatile USB ports make it a valuable addition to any multi-device setup.

This KVI Switch is awesome. I have 3 computers 1 keyboard and 1 mouse. I hooked it up and bang it is working. with the simple push of a button, I can switch from one computer to another. It came with a 1 year warranty and a support website, that I did not need at all. Instructions were very clear. It cost more than the cheap one I had to return. Twice the price, but worth it.

For the price, you simply can't beat this KVM! It has a nice compact footprint, is super-quiet (no cooling fans, etc.), transitions from session to session smoothly with little lag and uses standard USB and HDMI cables (no proprietary KVM cables needed).My main complaint is when switching from host to host the USB devices are connected/disconnected - this causes the sound for "USB Device Disconnected" to be played on the machine you are transitioning from, and "USB Device Reconnected" to be played on the machine you are transitioning to. Of course this is SUPER annoying, but you can turn off these sounds in the Themes on each of the machines connected to the KVM (unfortunately this will apply to ALL USB Connect/Disconnect actions not just those on the KVM). The sounds can be dealt with, but because of the way the KVM manages these devices you're going to see a LOT of USB Device Disconnect/Reconnect messages in your hardware audit log, and of course this introduces a slight lag when transitioning from session to session. My prior KVM (a Belkin F1DP116G) kept signal to the keyboard and mouse on each host machine active (whether USB or PS/2) so this was not a problem - if this KVM could do something similar it would be a HUGE improvement!Gripe #2 is the location of the 3 USB ports, they are all in the front of the unit. Meanwhile all OTHER cables connect in the back. I think it's great to have USB ports in the front for things you might want to plug in and take out (like a thumbdrive), but could you put at least two or three in the BACK so we can connect the keyboard and mouse (and maybe one other permanent device) in the back and not have their cables visible on the front of the unit?Lastly, the unit is powered by a USB-C cable to an AC power adapter. I have this plugged into a power distribution switch on the same circuit as my monitors. At the end of the day I flip the switch to turn off this circuit to power down my monitors and KVM switch - but the KVM still has power! It must be drawing power from the USB cable to one of the hosts (that is up and running 24/7)! It would be helpful if the KVM would power down when the power supply to it via the USB-C cable is terminated.Bottom line: Great value for the price, seems efficient and reliable - but with room for improvement.

Most importantly, works as intended without any hassle whatsoever. Plug and play. Nice aluminium case and finish.All ports are a bit shallow, leaving about 3 mm of connector unsupported. It seems completely unnecessary and the increased leverage from cable tugs/bends etc. could lead to mechanical failure.

It works well. My previous KVM was a different brand and had difficult to diagnose issues with many devices and target computers.This unit is simple and solid. There is no remote but I keep it on my desk within arm’s length so I do not need one. I have no issues with connectivity, either with my older Samsung monitor or with a 4k Vizio TV I was using for a monitor. I’ve had it for several months now and it is working great. I have recently started using it with a USB RF transmitter for both keyboard and mouse and it has no problems. Hopefully I won’t have to anytime soon but I would buy again.

I haven't used it for long, but I've been surprised by how well this inexpensive device performs. Unlike some much more expensive devices, the USB function appears to be a simple switch, and you can hear the "beeps" from the OS as if you unplugged and re-plugged the USB cables. This can cause switching to take a second or two longer than devices that emulate the keyboard and mouse (thus fooling the computers into thinking they are always connected) but has the advantage of being compatible with devices other than keyboards and mice, and allowing vendor-specific special keyboard/mouse functions to be supported rather than treating them as generic. In contrast, the HDMI switching supports EDID emulation, so that window positions are maintained and switching is fast. The big disappointment is the lack of a remote control, while a 2-port KVM from the same brand provides a very nice little wired switch than can be placed close to the keyboard while leaving the KVM itself and its cabling tucked away. Note that you will need to provide an HDMI cable for each computer, as only one is included. Also note that an external power supply is not provided, but is only needed if high-drain USB peripherals are attached.