🔀 UGREEN USB Switch Selector KVM Switch - Share 4 USB Devices among 2 Computers, USB 2.0 Peripheral Switcher Box Hub for Mouse, Keyboard, Scanner, Printer - with One-Button Swapping and 2 Pack USB A to A Cable Review

UPDATE 2: Replaced for a while with no issues. Hope it holds up so far so good. UPDATE: The seller contacted me and offered a replacement that just arrived. Upgraded to 3 stars based on active support which I appreciate. I will update if I have problems with the replacement. I've had it for less than a month and it's already started to fail regularly. The mouse "sticks" and becomes unresponsive for about 1-2 seconds, once for 30-60 seconds. It will return to normal on its own.2. Periodically…

I was looking for an alternative to swap wireless keyboard keys between my Windows desktop and my Macbook Pro which is mainly configured in desktop configuration. Additional ports provide future expansion options. The quad port USB switch is well designed and well built. It has the same form factor as a regular USB hub and has an attractive glossy black finish. The included hub-to-host cables (male, USB-A male) are high quality and long enough (6ft) to easily connect to both computers. What I…

Amazing! I didn't even have to ask my husband to make it work. (For context, I still don't know how to operate the VCR or find TV shows). It was pretty obvious and worked right away. There is nothing left but to connect everything and get started! UGreen where have you been all my life! No more unplugging, plugging and unplugging my USB ports! PS: Tested this at home (review above) and printer, scanner, labeller worked great on my dining table experiment. Then I brought it to my office and…

This product was made by madmen. Instead of putting two USB-B ports on the back for input, they used USB-A. Not only does this mean you can achieve the opposite, it also means you can't use regular cables. To add insult to injury, the included cords are only 3 feet long. For those curious, the SGM7227 USB 2.0 DPDT high-speed analog switch is used here. The switching logic and LED lighting are controlled by an unnamed microcontroller, and the USB hub is a high-speed 4-port FE1.1s USB 2.0 hub…

I needed a KVM switch for my desk to be able to switch between my work laptop and my personal setup. Well, the V or video part of my needs turned out to be too expensive and feature limited, so I looked at the K&M or keyboard and mouse parts of my needs. What I found was this device and several others like it. This is the USB 2.0 version and it works great. I connect the included cables to their respective systems (work laptop and personal setup) and then connect the devices I want to share…