💻 HDMI KVM Switch: Share Keyboard, Mouse, and More between 2 Computers at 4K@30Hz with USB Support Review

It switches seamlessly between my computer and my raspberry pi. Sturdy metal case of excellent quality with good quality thick cables. An external switch for switching devices is a good addition as it allows the KVM to be hidden from the outside for cable management. The box is ordinary, but the product is well packaged, so I don't care. And it has a very detailed user manual that is easy to understand.

Bought a few weeks ago to switch between desktop and laptop connected to a monitor. This one works great for what I need. Very convenient to use, one button toggles everything, monitor, keyboard and mouse. 4K is supported, there are no problems with image quality. It's also pretty compact.

I bought this product to share a mouse and keyboard between a work laptop and an office computer. It worked for that! It also allowed me to add monitors that would also switch between the two computers, allowing my entire workspace to switch between the two computers with one click! It was very easy to figure out which plugs went where. The only thing I had to buy was an extra HDMI cable (I needed 3 in total) to connect the monitor. Highly recommended!

I had multiple PCs and used the HDMI switch to switch between them. The only problem is that I always had to pull out the separate wireless keyboard and mouse. It gets annoying after a while. I figured there must be a more logical solution and some genius must have made a switch that also toggles keyboard and mouse. And I was right! That makes it flawless. Having a separate button that I can easily reach to switch between my computers means I can put the box away without looking at the mess of…

I have two Samsung curved monitors connected to a gaming console and a work PC. Before this switch, I would remotely connect to one of the computers to share monitors. With this device I can easily switch between monitors and keyboard and mouse. All cables are included except I needed two HDMI cables to connect my computers to the switcher and then I used my existing HDMI from the monitor to switch the output. In my setup I use two monitors on one PC and one on the other. When you switch this…

Great features, good size (smaller than my previous KVM switch) and works well. Contains a wide range of cables. The manual could have been a bit clearer that the third USB input (USB3) is just an additional USB input that can be shared like the other two, but hey, I'll take it (and use it!). TIP: In order for a KVM switch to work with a very old Mac (G4/350, 1999 AD, ie last millennium and possibly older than you!), I found that I had to install the KVM switch before downloading it onto this…

It's been a while since I felt the need for a hardware KVM switch. After finding a software solution that would allow me to share multiple computers and monitors with a "master" computer, I figured that was all I really needed. The problem I found is that the software I found has some issues when you try to use it with computers that can connect to the same network but over different corporate VPNs or LANs. So the hardware option is back in my toolbox. I couldn't ask for a smaller form factor…

So I've been looking for one like this for a while. I didn't like having two keyboards on my desk. I kept procrastinating because I didn't want to spend a lot of money either, and pretty much every single one of these MKB switches in this price range had some disturbing and seemingly honest negative reviews. This guy had his fair share, but I noticed they were primarily for the Display Port SKU and not HDMI distortion. So basically I had 2 DPs and 1 HDMI going from my main PC to my monitors…