Switch AIMOS Switcher Support Keyboard Review

This is a very nice and small KVM switch with all the necessary USB cables to share the monitor, keyboard and mouse between two computers. Although no HDMI cables are included (you'll have to buy them separately but they're pretty cheap anyway), this device works well and I had no trouble setting it up. I can definitely recommend this device.

The only minor complaint I have about this unit is that one of the keyboard shortcuts to switch (double tap control then 1 or 2) gets in the way with many games that I play which use the control button (usually as a fire button and not always remapping). For basic computing unrelated to alien blasting or other entertainment tasks where this can be an issue, it works just fine. It appears to draw USB power from one or both of the computers connected to it, so an additional USB power cable isn't…

Works great. small. I have a Logitech Unifying receiver connected through one port for mouse and keyboard control. works wonderfully. I like the hotkey combination "<Ctrl><Ctrl>1 or 2" to switch between computers. I have 1 port connected to a Mac Mini and another port to a Windows laptop.

Great thing. I was allocated a 13" work laptop. I don't like working on my laptop as the workspace is small, this solved the problem. Basically plug and play, no AC adapter needed. Wireless keyboard and mouse work too! No need anymore to use a laptop keyboard and a second mouse The kit included a switch and two USB cables (including a power cable, not sure what for) I bought additional DVI-HDMI and DP-HDMI cables.

I have two computers and one monitor. I knew for a long time that I needed a KVM switch, but I still couldn't bring myself to buy one. Instead, I used two mice, two keyboards, and switched videos with controls on the monitor. It was an awkward setup. I bought an HDMI KVM switch from IOGEAR for $70 last December. Much to my surprise and disappointment, it doesn't support a wireless gaming mouse, which is why I switched back to Revain. I later learned that KVM switches generally do not support…

It's nice when you buy a product that works great and you use it a lot and it's not just sitting on the shelf surprisingly cheap and that's what I use a lot every day. It's slim, doesn't take up much space and works well, the keys seem to last a long time. You can use it to switch your mouse and keyboard, and you don't have to use the HDMI capabilities when you don't need them, but they're there when you do need them. This saves space and if you don't need a mouse and keyboard at the same time,

Arrived next day as promised. Sturdy box, all parts available, no damage. Instructions are minimal (I'm being friendly here). The setup is very simple. An HDMI cable from each PC to the set top box (not included) and a USB cable to each PC (included). Third HDMI cable from the box to the shared monitor (you must have this cable). I have a wireless keyboard and mouse combo that I plugged into the keyboard port. If you have a separate mouse, there is a separate connector. Also works with cable…