4 Port USB 2.0 Hub - Share 2 USB Devices Among 4 PCs, Mouse, Keyboard, Scanner, Printer Support - Peripheral Switcher with Button Swapping and 4 Pack USB A to B Cable

My everyday PC set-up used to be two computers: 1 x Windows 10 Home, 1 x Windows 11 Home, with a switch to share mouse and keyboard and, a separate switch to share the monitor. Cheaper than a KVM. Thanks to Amazon Vine, I've just added a mini-PC running Windows 11 Pro, so it was time to change the switch sharing the mouse and keyboard. I was initially wary of this switch as it has USB-B connections to the computers. However, it comes with four USB-B to USB-A cables, each 1.5 metres long and, it's self-powered. It's working perfectly and changing between the computers is as easy as pressing a button on the switch and, a remote switching the video to the monitor. I have a separate switch for the audio feed, but it really gets changed. Value for money, small footprint, easy to install and operate = 5 stars. three computers: 1 x Windows 10 Home, 1 x Windows 11 Home, and 1 x Windows 11 Pro. I didn't want

Works perfectly outside the box. Easy to connect and go. Real lifesaver when sharing screen between multiple laptops but one external keyboard mouse. Keep in mind that you can share between 4 laptops, but only two USB inputs. I got a USB hub (non powered) to be able to share more than 2 devices (eg keyboard, mouse, usb webcam, etc)

Excellent little USB switch box. Exactly what I needed to switch my keyboard/mouse between several computers. I also just switch the video inputs on my monitor. This combo enables the same functionality as a very expensive 4K KVM switch but at a hugely lesser cost. The only thing that I didn't like was the bleed through of the bright LEDs that are supposed to tell you which port was active. This bleed through made it difficult to determine the status of the box. Luckily, this was solved by opening the switch box (voiding the warranty sticker - didn't care as the switch was cheap enough not to worry about it) and using black card to construct isolating light cells. Once this modification was made it works perfectly.

This was the third KM that I have tried - the others got sent back. This one does not disconnect your keyboard or mouse sporadically - as the others did. It has so far worked flawlessly as a KM switch The only minor issue is the visibility of the LEDs in the unit - is is hard to see which input is being used if not viewed straight on.

Unfortunately 1 of the 4 channels did not work and the unit had to be returned.

Very easy to setup, and worked immediately. Very happy with this unit. I tried a similar unit from Amazon (but different brand) and it was useless. This one is fantastic though. Finally just 1 keyboard and 1 mouse, so much tidier and neater for the home office. Highly recommend this unit!

No LED lights came on, no connection. Seems well made from metal but that is where it ends. So frustrating trying to find a switch that works. Waste of time.

This unit is ideal for connecting some USB devices to up to 4 PCs. I suspect it can work the other way around too. Anyway, I switch a keyboard and mouse between 4 systems, which each have their own dedicated displays. Choose the computer by its numbered button on top of the box. 4 USB cables are included and they are quite long, maybe 1m each.

Allows me you use my keyboard & mouse plus my printer shared between 4 computers. Sets up quickly and no problems after a couple of weeks. Lights easily show which computer is selected. They supply 4 cables ... a nice touch.

I can't express how strongly I like this product. It resolves a lot of issues that I had in the past. My situation is that I'm a professional technology worker. I have several computers, servers in my laboratory. This product allows me to have only one keyboard and one mouse and allows switch over these two over four (4) computers. First, that's a huge space saving for my lab and also the switch over is very quick (less than half a second). In the past, I tried many other solution. This solution is definitely my best! Bravo!

I like that it has two usb ports for wired keyboard and mouse, It would be better if they were in the back with the other 4 usb connections to the PC. The switch works, simply push the button attached to the device you want. For Canadian market it would be nice if the buttons were numbered left to right, 1,2,3,4 rather than the way they are 4,3,2,1. It is small, it works with wired keyboard and mouse, and also Wireless keyboard and mouse. Supports up to 4 PCs. Over all really good if all you need is a KM switch and not KVM. I use it with a Quad view monitor so it works perfect for switching between the 4 screens.

You can directly switch to each of the 4 computers with a SINGLE button press. Most other switches require you cycle through the other hosts pressing the button one at a time until you get to the one you want. This one has 4 buttons, press the button for the host you want and you are done. No cycling through. I'm only using 3 hosts. Any other device I'd have to push the button 3 times to get to the previous host. I tend to switch between only 2 hosts. So being able to switch between them quickly is helpfpul. Came with 4 good sized USB cables to connect to your hosts. Only downside is that from an angle the blue light bleeds and makes it look like the nearby hosts are also active. So the first few days you have to look directly from above to figure out which one is active. But I quickly memorize which buttons map to which computers and if the mouse doesn't work on the computer I want it to - I just tap the button for the one I want - having memorized my 3 locations I no longer refer to the lights at all. Might even be useful to just have no lights.

This switch feels like it was built for industrial use. It does exactly what it's supposed to do and works well. it's solid and the included cables are good quality. I only gave it 4 out of 5 stars for 3 reasons: 1. The viewing angle of the indicator LED isn't great -- you have to be looking down at the switch to see which input is active. For me, it's at the far side (back) of my desk and pretty much impossible to determine. 2. The switches aren't membrane covered, which means dust can get in and it's harder to clean. They do have a solid action to them and you know when you've made contact, but could be a little better. 3. It didn't come with any rubber feet, so the metal box just sits flat. I'll probably go buy some just for airgap and protecting the desk surface from scratches. So minor things, all three, but I'm using this with an HDMI switch as a 2-piece KVM switch and the HDMI switch included all three of those features.