💻 E-SDS 4K HDMI KVM Switch Adapter - 2 Port Hot-Key Switch for Computer, Scanner, Printer - with 2 HDMI Cables & 2 USB Cables - Supports 4k@60Hz, HDMI2.0v, HDCP2.2 Review

After reading many reviews and seriously discussing which KVM switch to buy, I finally settled on this one to choose between a docked work laptop and a personal desktop computer (2 HDMI model -KVM connections). After spending a few minutes plugging in all the cables and running around to get the display adapter (completely my fault) it worked. No additional drivers. Literally plug and play. I have to say I'm not disappointed at all. I ended up having to convert both HDMI ports to DVI, which…

I have two computers side by side, one is my Linux server and the other is a universal Windows 10 computer, both home built. I use a Linux machine both as a server and as an astronomical imaging device, and the Windows machine is mainly for MSOffice and the occasional FlightGear flight. I've tried using LibreOffice on both a Linux computer and Windows virtual machines, and while both methods work well, I'd prefer to work directly on the native Windows platform for certain things. If Libre was…

. I have an older PC with an older GeForce (budget at the time around 2012) that handles 4k well and the screen is very responsive. through this switch. But I have a Dell Precision 5530 that for some reason is really struggling to negotiate a good signal through this switch. It works well when connected directly to the display, but it lags very behind when adjusted via a switch and I often see strange on-screen artifacts. It also turns off regularly.** Update **Please note that this switch does

This did what I wanted. I have a 2560 x 1600 display and it ran at 60Hz which was not specified by the manufacturer. As per other reviews, everything worked right away, I switched between computer and keyboard, mouse and display switched quickly. Another big benefit is that the display remembers where everything is and stays there when you switch back. Other KVM switches work in such a way that all windows return to the laptop screen. Although others have found using the headset problematic, I…

I just got it yesterday and have been experimenting ever since. So far this is a better than expected replacement for my old PS/2 and VGA based Cybex SwitchView KVM. It supports my resolution of 1920x1080@60Hz and the picture quality is much better than the old SwitchView which had some ghosting. The included cables were too short for my needs so I ordered some inexpensive 10ft Revain Basic cables and they work great too. Both the built-in buttons and the keyboard shortcuts (Home, Home, then 1…