🔌 JideTech KVM Switch HDMI 2 Port Box 4K@60Hz, Audio Mic, HDMI Cables - HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, HDR 10 Supported Review

I am using this KVM with a Samsung SJ55W 34" Ultrawide to switch desktop/Linux desktop with HDMI at 3440x1440 or sometimes with monitor image. in 1720x1440 picture mode (with second DisplayPort screen). Both configurations work very well with this KVM at the monitor's optimal refresh rate of 75 Hz at 3440 x 1440 or at a supported refresh rate of 60 Hz in frame-by-frame mode. Switching between the two systems works reliably, with a typical delay of a few seconds. I can't comment on the audio…

PRO: - The price was right - The switch acts as a USB hub and I was able to connect a second USB hub to the mouse port and switch between the keyboard, mouse and Wacom TouchPad on the computer. I was also able to connect a flash drive to a second USB hub and use it to transfer files between my connected computers. It comes with a separate small wired control panel with a button that toggles between two computers. This allows me to hide the switch under the table and place the button on the base

I bought the 2 port HDMI version of this KVM and am using it on an old 26" Asus monitor with a resolution of 1600x1200. Price . The supplied cables are a bit short but appear to be of good quality. If you have problems with it, especially if the video doesn't work, try replacing it with a better quality power supply. Charger, so any old phone charger will probably work. Background: When I first plugged in KVM, the USB switch worked fine, but I couldn't get the HDMI pass-through to work. Neither

I use this to switch between a gaming PC and a Mac. I hooked it up to a 4k 60Hz monitor and it switches fine. The remote switch cord is approximately 3 feet long, allowing you to hide the cord behind the monitor and easily access the switch. It comes with 2 x 1.5ft high speed HDMI cables compatible with 4k 60Hz. It also includes a small power supply that the Switch requires. While operating, you don't know you're on the switch. The cables used to connect the switcher to each PC are special…

This KVM Switch comes with the necessary cables to connect two computers with one monitor, one keyboard and one mouse. Speakers and a microphone are also connected to it. I don't have an external microphone, but other connections work fine. I especially like the remote switch. It's nice to be able to hide the KVM box and cables out of sight behind the computers and switch between computers with a small switch in front of the computers. My previous KVM switches were VGA and didn't have this nice

Tiny form factor excellent. Connections for HDMI, USB keyboard/mouse, speaker and microphone jacks using your own cables. not everyone has this feature pack. The price is great. The responsiveness of the supplier is very good. I've decided to up this to 5* as my experience with the Switch continues to be excellent and it successfully fixed a few minor issues that I blame more. Windows 10 as a KVM switch. (Nevertheless, I hope JideTech adds these notes or something similar to their support…

I recently bought a new 27 inch Dell S2721D 1440p QHD monitor. My old IOGEAR KVM switched the keyboard and mouse between my Windows 10 PC and my Mac Mini, but the video didn't switch to the new higher resolution monitor. I figured it's because it's a few years old and probably doesn't support what the Mac needs (although it does toggle regular HD just fine). I bought this small, very inexpensive JideTech KVM and it works great. Everything switches great. At first I had a problem with the sound…

I first bought the displayport version of this model to have both the display and keyboard and mouse switching features before realizing that despite having 4k support the refresh rate was 60Hz limited. I wanted to be able to use my monitor at its native 144Hz refresh rate (2k resolution) so I changed my setup to only switch the display input with the monitor itself and only use KVM to switch the KB&M input. With other cheaper KVMs on the market that only offered KB&M input switching, I found…

I've been using KVM for years and had pretty low expectations of it, but it turned out to be very effective and a pleasant surprise. It works great and supports Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS without any issues. I can't comment on full 4k support, but I have UWFHD (2560 x 1080 resolution) and can confirm that this version of 4K HDMI supports it well, while my previous KVM (IOGear GCS62HU) which only supported 1080p had significant flare and other visual artifacts caused . on the display. The…