Review on π MLEEDA USB Switch Selector: 4 Computers Sharing 4 USB Devices, Remote Control, and 4 USB Cables Included by Greg Bellman
NOT COMPATIBLE WITH MAC - COMPUTER COMPONENTS
This is the type of product I was looking for but unfortunately it doesn't fit the MAC. I select the button my MAC is bound to and it appears on my Windows machine. I then have to click the button mapped to the Windows computer and then click the button mapped to the Mac for it to work. The keys are firm but could be a little softer on the fingers.
- IDEAL FOR DEVICE SHARING: Share peripherals such as printer, scanner, mouse, keyboard, card reader and other USB devices between up to 4 computers. Wireless mouse and mechanical keyboard support. It is a good switch for sharing and transferring data.
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