🖥️ USB KVM Switch with Audio: 4 Port, Speaker & Mic, 35 Inch Cable, Remote Control. VGA Monitor & USB Keyboard/Mouse Support for 4 PC/Laptop with Audio Enabled Review

Since the port is a placebo for it, it doesn't actually power the device. Second, if you are reading this, you have landed on an accurate review; If you look at some of the other reviews, you will see that they are for completely different products regardless of the review. Here's my actual headline: Appearances can be deceiving. it falls behind in many important categories. This is not an active USB hub. This is strictly 2.0 and will not read 3.0 devices of any kind. While this is a very…

I'm looking forward to replacing my USB 2.0 switch with this USB 3.0 switch. Unfortunately, when you try to move the wireless mouse, there is a lot of lag and the mouse jumps when used with a MacBook Pro. I've tried two high quality wireless mice and they both work great with my old IOGEAR USB 2.0 switch. Neither the Microsoft 7000 mouse nor the Logitech Performance MX mouse will work when connected to a Mac. I've tried different levels of mouse sensitivity and tried plugging wireless receivers

This review is more of a love/hate review. The keyboard I use with my main home computer system is a 20 year old Keytronics with an AT connector which has served me well and I really like it. I used to use a dual port KVM designed for PS2 connections. I started researching the new KVM as the old one was over 10 years old and seemed to be having issues. Now I use the same keyboard with an AT to PS2 adapter and then an active USB to PS2 adapter for this 4 port KVM. It works. The only downside of…

There's probably a reason this KVM switch is so cheap (compared to professional models that cost hundreds of dollars). This is a very simple unit with one small addition (a button on a long cord). A couple of major design issues and then a very real functional issue which is why I'm only giving it two stars. Problem #1 is a minor one - no double-sided tape for the little button? This would be a win-win addition. Now it just flutters across my desk, but I'm imagining how fun it would be if it…

If you have more than one computer, a KVM switch can be a great thing. I had a hard time deciding whether to give 2 or 3 stars. I ended up choosing 2. On the plus side, this unit was probably the cheapest of them all. I used to use Rosewill products so I bought them without hesitation. It comes with a cute little switch and with the press of a button you can switch from one PC to another. The box containing the cables is clearly marked PC1 and PC2. The green LED indicates which computer you are

A simple device that has made everyday PC use a lot easier. Of course, when users say something isn't working or has stopped working, that's a valid complaint and their horror is understandable. However, 70 or 80 percent leave positive reviews and this product is very easy to return. You may have had bad experiences, but twice in a row the chances of something as simple as this switch happening twice in a row are slim. The main problem is finding a device that works with more than two…

Works well for my purposes so far. I still repeat my original comments and only give it 4 stars. Just opened the box. The power connection requires a very rare 5-pin mini-B connector (not the usual micro). I have 8 chargers, power adapters etc and NONE of them use the Mini 5 connector! And why doesn't the product description state that the power supply is not included? However, I called Rosewill Technical Support (and plugged the device into a USB port on one of my PCs) and confirmed that the…

When I switched from home to work, I used my personal peripherals (keyboard, mouse, webcam, microphone and monitor), and every time I wanted to switch between my work computer and my PC, it was a serious problem. This device is really unique as it is actually a USB hub that connects to two computers and it has a button that allows you to switch between the computers. It's so simple and perfect for my situation. I like the convenience of just pressing a button and switching inputs on my monitor…

I initially bought this and the analog UGreen. I have a backlit keyboard, LED mouse and backlit numeric keypad that I was hoping to use this for. Even with a powerful external power supply connected, the keyboard didn't even light up. Ugreen couldn't fully match my peripheral's power consumption, but the LEDs lit up at least partially, not at full brightness. Ugreen also had a smaller footprint than this and cost less. The ONLY reason you should use this button instead of Ugreen is if you plan…