💻 Convenient USB Switch with 4 USB 3.0 Ports & 2 PC Ports - Ideal for Mouse, Keyboard, Scanner, Printer - Easy One-Button Switch - Mac/Windows/Linux Compatible - Includes 2 Pack USB Cable and 1 Charging Cable Review

While this was a good concept for the item, I feel like there are compatibility issues with my peripherals. I use all Logitech G910 G502 G305 G533 gaming hardware and there are times when the switch is unpowered or I would have to unplug and plug it back in. There are also times when while playing or messing around with Excel they will turn off in the middle of use and the mouse will skip or disconnect. Keep in mind that I use this for my gaming desktop and my HP work laptop in a docking…

I love having to switch between two computers. It is very nice. I add my mouse, keyboard, headset and anything else I want to share between them and it takes care of the rest. No more switching cables. In my case, I have a desktop computer and a Surface Dock, each connected to an input on my monitors, so all I have to do is change the monitor's input and press a button to switch from work to home settings.

All in all a very decent USB switch that I use to switch between two computers. If you're switching power between two desktops, this switch has the added benefit of automatically switching between sources. The BIG downside of this device is that it doesn't provide enough voltage to charge the wireless devices connected to it (e.g. wireless mice and headphones) so I ended up having to manually swap multiple USB ports between computers anyway. A little weak, but still a reliable device.

I just kept the original app for posterity. But this one just seemed to me to be a 2.1 USB hub. Now, a week later, after solving some driver issues on my end (which were unknown to me), I've solved the problems. I haven't used it much since then, but it seems to be fine and correctly recognizes both USB 2.1 and USB SuperSpeed Hub in USBTreeView. Everything that came with it seems to be of great quality and the price was lower than the competition. The only negative I can think of is that when I

I love having to switch between two computers. It is very nice. I add my mouse, keyboard, headset and anything else I want to share between them and it takes care of the rest. No more switching cables. In my case, I have a desktop computer and a Surface Dock, each connected to an input on my monitors, so all I have to do is change the monitor's input and press a button to switch from work to home settings.

While this was a good concept for the article, I feel like there are compatibility issues with my peripherals. I use all Logitech G910 G502 G305 G533 gaming hardware and there are times when toggling peripherals won't turn the power on or I would have to unplug and plug it in again. There are also times when they turn off in the middle of use while you're playing games or messing around with Excel and the mouse skips or turns off. Keep in mind that I use this for my gaming desktop and my HP…

I use this product to switch mouse and keyboard between m1 mba and gaming pc. It seems to work fine on the Mac, but randomly disconnects and reconnects every 10 seconds when I'm at my computer. I know the KVM switch is the problem because when I connect my peripherals directly to the computer I don't have the disconnect. (Sometimes) on cold boot the connection seems to be fixed, but it's a very hard 'sometimes'. I bought this thing in May and was really trying to get it to work, but I'm finally

Works perfectly. I had to switch between my work and home computers so I could use my wireless keyboard and mouse without having to move the USB port every time. The device is a lot smaller than I thought it would be, which is perfect for my desk. Blue lights indicate which are small and difficult to see from an angle, but that's really my only complaint at the moment. would recommend.