Review on Selector Switcher Sharing Keyboard 3840X2160 by Douglas Holla

Now that I'm working full-time from home, there are certain apps and programs that I can't use on my work laptop. In addition, the company's laptop has USB data loss protection and website blocking, so personal information created cannot be easily accessed. Instead of two screens and keyboards, I bought this TXR USB KVM Switch. On the front of the switch is a mouse icon with a USB connector, then a generic HDMI connector, a keyboard icon with a USB connector, and a round connector port. It's a dime-sized button that you press to switch keyboard, mouse, and video between my personal minicomputer and my work laptop. The blue LED on top lights up on PC1 or PC2 when a key is pressed. Connections for two computers have an integrated thick HDMI shield and a USB cable that is keyboard and mouse. There are small mounting holes on the bottom in case I want to hide this unit and mount it under my desk to save my workbench space.