🔁 HDMI Switch KVM Converter with USB 2.0 Hub Sharing | 4K @ 60Hz 4:4:4 HDR 2.0 PC Converter | Simultaneous Connectivity for 4 Computers | Compatible with Unix, Windows, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mac OS X, Raspbian Review

Some other reviews mention that this device is good for moving from computer to computer, which of course it does. But it also works well in "synchronous" mode, where it essentially acts as a major "broadcaster" (like the hardware version of the ISboxer). As mentioned, it doesn't support advanced mouse features (so it won't take full advantage of your 15-button gaming mouse), and the manual is sparse. But as a basic hardware "broadcaster" it works fine. Front panel buttons also allow use in the

I'm disappointed. I really wanted it to work and tried to adapt it to my needs but it's not enough. I don't usually write reviews, but I was so disappointed with this product that I felt compelled to share my experience. GOOD: 1st light. Connect your devices and you're ready for basic computer switching. Tested on Windows10 and Ubuntu.2 machines. relatively low price for the number of supported PCs. Each USB port supports both a keyboard and a mouse, giving you a true 8 PC ports. MEH: 1. When…

This product works on Linux, Windows and even my NVR with full control and wireless keyboard and mouse control. I haven't tried adding other things as I don't need them that much at the moment, my printer is already a network printer and a flash drive or some of the other things people usually complain about with KVM type settings. Ways to get end results as long as the hotkey works and works very well, it can even be programmed and I can control things between devices which is the only order…

Another junk I own; what will end up in my closet.1. If you have a keyboard with advanced features. Example and +/- to increase the volume; they will not work.2. My mouse has a forward/backward function that works in the browser/Visual Studio and various programs. This no longer works.3. switching from one device to another; makes loud high-frequency noise and is very annoying.4. Switching from one device to another sometimes doesn't work; and you have to repeat it over and over again to make…

Not only is this thing poorly documented, it doesn't even exist on the internet. It's crammed with poorly translated (I think) Chinese-English documentation that doesn't do much for a full understanding of the product's features. It's packed with all kinds of keybindings and macros that you'll never use, and for the most part you'll find that they often work without your will. I have seven different mice, one of which is a Logitech G502. They each had terrible input lag to varying degrees…

I was hoping to use it for my desktop that spans multiple PCs (a tower, three laptops and a Raspberry Pi). It beeped when connected to the device and immediately started working. I was very happy with it. However, a few things were starting to annoy me and it wasn't going very well for the setup I had in mind. Hotkeys, as far as I can tell, cannot be disabled. I doubt anyone uses Scroll Lock very often, so I don't think these hotkeys are that bad, but I use CTRL + arrow keys quite a bit, which…