SABRENT USB 3.2x1 sharing switch Selector, 2 in 1 out, computer peripheral Switcher, USB sharing splitter, Bi-Directional, Control two PCs with one monitor, for PCs Mouse Keyboard Printer Scanner

I was originally looking for a KVM switch to hook up 3 PCs to one monitor keyboard and mouse, but they're expensive (I need VGA or DVI as well as 1440p HDMI) and reading reviews many of them seemed to have potential issues. So I bought a cheap additional monitor to use for work and and my old optiplex (I only ever use one of those at a time) and this box to hook up a keyboard for 3 PCs. I haven't tried 4 (yet) and will update if I get round to it. One wireless dongle for the keyboard and mouse (Logi brand) and just tap the wired switch to change between them. No appreciable delay in switching and no issues with lag in gaming (I'm not a competitive gamer, I think a wired mouse would be better for that anyway). No software to install, it just worked, even on my fairly locked down work PC. I did read that a power supply is needed for multiple USB connections, but as I'm only likely to use 2 at most (the dongle and maybe a memory stick) I've got no need. And yes I did plug in my 64GB USB drive and it worked fine so a cheap and cheerful way to move files (slowly) from one computer to another. Only downsides (mentioned in other reviews) are the fixed USB cables coming out of it which are a bit of a rats nest behind my PC and potentially a failure point if the plan is to move this device around a lot and a short lead on the switch to change between devices (the only way you can do it). I'm not planning to move any of my PCs or take this device anywhere so not an issue for me.

Great. Small footprint on the desk. Works everytime. Would add it doesnt allow you to change PCs via the keyboard and the blue leds indicating which port is in ise can not be seen unless you view from above. A white sticker over the leds sorted it. Would recommend for the price.

I needed the ability to ONLY switch a wireless keyboard and mouse between two computers As such I didnt need a fully fledged KVM, just a USB switcher.I have dealt with various USB switchers, and most non mainstream branded devices are pretty terrible. Either they are unreliable (often either disconnecting, or even not properly switchin) or downright harmfull to equipment due to poor seperation of signals and power. Some even use non standard connections (such as a USB A socket for INPUT as well as OUTPUT which not only is non compliant to USB specs (which are strict about that stuff), but also potentially harmfull to your equipment if you connect stuff wrong.I had earlier bought a Sabrent USB-C KVM for my wife, and was impressed with its quality and reliability so when looking for a USB switcher I chose this product despite being quite pricy for what it is, and also only havign one USB port (though in my case I only needed one).The product is definately well made and correctly uses full size USB B sockets for the Input. I switch frequently between the two computers, and it works well, never lost connection and has a little LED showing which input is connected.My only issue isa) its price, I cannot see how it costs that much to make but I guess it doesnt have much in the way of branded quality competition. My wifes USB C KVM which is also by sabrent, and has far more features, including a hub, video, and USB PD was not that much more in price.b) for that price it could have easily had 2 output ports, again see above.

I bought this device as I had a Mac mini and work laptop and for both I wanted to share the keyboard, mouse and screen on my desk. I initially overlooked looked this as it only had one usb port so really could only connect one of either a mouse.or keyboard. After finding a really good deal on a usb3 hub, I decided to go with this product and connect the usb hub to the and plug all my devices to the hub. I had read some reviews on various products about issue with switch from one device to the other, but from my experience so far, the switch is seemless and I think it helps this being a one usb out device.... Less chance of port causing issue! One press of the button switches from my Mac to my windows work laptop and vice versa. Perfect for my intended use, I am delighted with it!

Very good lead switch looks well build and looks the part too for me

I bought this so I could play my Switch 2 on my 4K/120Hz HDR TV and my 1440p/165Hz non HDR PC monitor, but unfortunately the adapter doesn't support MRO, so it will always output at the worst displays capabilities, so the Switch 2 looked awful on my TV. It does work though, and rather well, so if both your displays are the same resolution, and both support HDR or not, then it's a good device. Switching between devices is nearly instant with a satisfying click.

Does exactly what I needed, connects 2 pcs to twin monitors so I can work on my home pc and work pc just by switching over. Nice touch to have a remote button in the desk for switching.

Arrived, well package and looks good, first negative I noticed was the usb port is extremely tight and ill fitting. the next big negative, plugged everything up as show in the booklet and it shut my main pc due over current being delivered to motherboard (my guess is it is acting as a bridge from laptop to pc and the laptop is trying to deliver power to the pc. thought i would persist in trying to use it, plugged in another port, same thing, tried a few more times and it finally didnt try to kill my pc, then noticed the device (keyboard wasnt powering on, and no blue led indicator on, unplugged the keyboard the blue led indicator on the device comes on but as soon as I plug in any device (tried multiple from mice to headset hubs) the led indicator just goes off completely making the item useless, not sure if there is a fix for this but dont really want to risk my pc using this device as it seems one of my usb ports now doesnt recognises devices that are plugged in.