RSHTECH KVM Switch, USB 3.0 Sharing Switch with 4K@60Hz HDMI Port & 4 USB 3.0 Data Ports, USB KVM Switcher for 2 Computer Share Mouse, Keyboard, Printer, Monitor and More.

This KVM Switch allows the control of two computers using a single monitor, mouse and keyboard.It's plug-and-play so there's no need to download any additional software or drivers.Just connect each computers USB and HDMI port to the switch (with included leads) and start toggling between devices with the push of a button.The button is colour coded too so you can easily see which computer it's currently connected to (especially useful if you have the same operating system on each computer).In terms of performance, it has smooth operation with minimal latency and great video quality, and it's really compact so it won't clutter your workspace.The only issue for me was the length of the cables as I have my computers on the opposite side of the room from my monitor, but this was easily fixed by using a longer HDMI cable for my monitor. I also have to walk across the room to switch computers as there is no switch extension.But if you have your computers and monitor in the same spot then the cables should be plenty long enough.Overall, it's a cost-effective solution for managing multiple computers.

This is one of the cheapest KVM switches I've been sent to test and to be fair, it feels like that as well.It just doesn't feel like kit I would have on my desktop, There's a big blue light on the top that annoys me. Its made of plastic. It just overall doesn't feel like a premium product like the metal clad boxes.It does do what it needs to do. There isn't any lag and the USB’s always came up once I pressed the button.Personally there is better out there for your money. Even if you only spend another £5

The media could not be loaded.  This review is for a 2 PC KVM switch, with video on HDMI and Keyboard and Mouse on USB. Included in the box is the switch itself, 2 HDMI cables and 2 USB-A to USB-A cables.The switch is lightweight and very compact. It has a single button on the top that switches between the 2 PCs, which the switch designates as RED and BLUE. The LEDs around the button indicate which PC is active.The cables supplied are good quality, but no braided or metal shrouded. They are also quite thick, so tend to move the lightweight KVM switch. Additionally, they are quite short, just over 1m long.In use, with 2 Windows 11 PC's connected to a 2.7K monitor, it performed as expected. No image degradation or mistyping issues. The particular one I received did have a habit of double clicking the button when pressed, possibly because the cables were causing the unit to move around a bit, and be "springy".No external power is needed when used as a simple KVM as per the video above. External power may be needed if you plug in high power USB devices, although this sort of device isn't suited to sharing storage drives.There is no remote switching of the KVM, which is a missed opportunity, especially at this price point. Simply by the nature of all the cables that need connecting, it becomes a nest of cables that most will want to hide away, and have a remote switch to operate it.

I was initially surprised at the size of the packaging as to how small it was and when I opened it I was pleased to see the unit and 4 cables. I was impressed at the size of the unit and how well made it is and it feels like a quality unit and not a cheap item. I did have some issues connecting my systems to the unit but that was to do with my computers not using HDMI directly so I obtained two display port to HDMI cables and then everything went together well after that. I found the unit easy to use and thought that using different colours for the different computers was a great idea!Overall I found that the switch works really well, it's easy to set up and is a neat, stylish looking piece of equipment.