🔀 USB 3.0 Switch Selector - Share 1 USB Devices, Mouse, Keyboard, Scanner, Printer, 2 Computers - 2 in 1 Out USB Switcher Review

Works well with PC. Doesn't support continuous connection, so won't work with videos or discs. Android devices detect when connecting and disconnecting. May work better with more input power (USB 3.2), the manufacturer information does not specify whether the micro USB is powering the switch or just downstream devices, or how much power the switch requires.

I use this to connect my laptop and PC to a docking station (keyboard, mouse, headphones, 2 monitors). I use a switch between laptop and PC so I can use the same keyboard, mouse, headphones and monitors. Everything works fine as long as I'm not using Microsoft Teams or doing something that requires additional video processing. During this time, my screen freezes, goes black, and then turns on again. This is repeated many times. This doesn't happen when I'm just checking email, surfing the web…

I have a 3.0 plug-in dock on the other end with keyboard, mouse, dual 1920x1080 monitors, 1GB ethernet (dock part), USB Serial, Logitech webcam and a couple of speakers. I have two laptops (work Inspiron and Home Alienware). I manually switched the dock between them (it's just one cable). I connected this switch to the cables and everything worked fine. Switching back and forth is painless, literally at the touch of a button. I am very happy. Worth the price. A NOTICE. I am not using the dock…

My wife is currently working from home due to the pandemic and needs to borrow a keyboard for one of my two computers, so I ordered this in hopes of hooking up my remaining keyboard to a selector switch and just one key press that a single keyboard controls both computers (one at a time, of course). I'm happy to say it works, although I suspect it won't be used as advertised, but I'm not complaining. So a keyboard - with cables to two computers. I just press a key to switch between computers…

This is exactly what I needed. I was looking for a KVM-like device that would allow me to use my favorite mechanical keyboard and mouse between my Macbook Air (for work) and the Windows desktop (for personal). I was just sick of plugging and unplugging until one day I said. "Why am I tormenting myself? Just buy a kvm or something and do it.” So after a short search I found this and pulled the trigger. It's solid, comes with a 5v power supply which I haven't had to use yet. If you somehow want…