💻 eKL USB 2.0 Sharing Switch: Connect 4 Computers to 4 USB Peripherals with Keyboard, Mouse, Scanner, and Printer - Includes 4 Pack USB A to A Cable Review

Worked for me. I've tried this with Windows and Linux. Computers plugged into it instantly and I had no trouble switching between them. A couple of times the USB didn't register, but I don't think it's a device fault. Because when I went through the loop again, everything worked fine. In my opinion a good product.

Good modern mouse/keyboard switches are hard to find - they tend to lag, with PS/2 rather than USB, VGA connectors, etc. This thing was great while it lasted - it has one Keyboard and a mouse, a USB cable to each of the 4 systems. Better than my previous version where KB and mouse were separated. When switched on, it automatically switches to each system. But unfortunately I decided to turn it off just as I was building a new system. For hours I thought the USB ports on the new motherboard were

This affordable USB switch will bring your devices to a boil. I've had some expensive devices that suddenly stopped working after I started using this product. There are more expensive USB switches ($60) that won't destroy your hardware. It's worth the extra $$$ if you don't want to spend $100 on new hardware.

Damn, that thing is made of metal. I suppose you can throw it like a brick from the second floor and it will probably continue to work. The switch feels less solid but is raised, which I found odd at first, but I like it. Each input has clear switch lighting. indicates which port is active.